Indians on H-1B visas who were recently laid off by Meta face a challenging situation, with only 60 days to secure new employment or change their visa status. Meta's layoffs, announced on May 20, are part of a larger plan to reduce its workforce by 10%, affecting around 8,000 employees globally. While the exact number of Indian H-1B visa holders laid off is unclear, many have taken to social media to express their concerns, highlighting the emotional toll on families. One engineer shared that his wife is on an H-4 visa and their child is in 3rd grade in Seattle, illustrating the personal impact of these layoffs. Currently, over 300,000 Indian professionals work in the US on H-1B visas, accounting for over 70% of all active holders. As tech giants like Amazon also announce layoffs, many affected employees are considering switching to B-1 or B-2 visitor visas if they cannot find new jobs within the stipulated time frame. This situation underscores the significant influence of AI transformations on Indian workers abroad.