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Trump's decision to delay 'startup' visas to impact Indian entrepreneurs

Several Indian startups are looking to incorporate in the US

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BS Reporter Bengaluru
The Donald Trump administration's plan to delay the so-called startup visa programme that would allow foreign entrepreneurs who set up companies in the US to live in the country could affect Indian entrepreneurs who are looking to tap the US market.

Several Indian startups are looking to incorporate in the US, which would allow its founders to get a visa to stay in the country. The process, initiated by Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, was to ease movement of immigrants and set up companies in the US. 

Known as the International Entrepreneur Rule and favoured by many in the technology industry,

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