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Visa Sponsorship Jobs in India

Roles in India whose posting mentions visa sponsorship, including sponsorship with conditions (for example only for some locations). Check each posting and confirm with the employer.

4 roles mention visa sponsorship

Anthropic · 18 days ago
Applied AI Architect

Bangalore, India · Full-time · IT & software

Salary not disclosed

Visa sponsoredThe posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”
Anthropic · 35 days ago
Applied AI Architect

Mumbai, India · Full-time · IT & software

Salary not disclosed

Visa sponsoredThe posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”

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India visa and sponsorship — FAQs

What visa do I need to work in India?

You need an Employment Visa (E-visa) sponsored by your Indian employer. The visa requires a salary above USD 25,000/year (to deter low-wage displacement of locals). Processing takes 2–6 weeks and is typically handled by your employer's HR team.

What are salaries for expat professionals in India?

Expat roles in India are typically at management, specialized technical, or regional HQ level — salaries range from USD 30,000–80,000/year plus expatriate benefits. Local IT salaries are lower, but the cost of living in Bangalore or Pune is a fraction of Western cities.

What is the tech scene like in India?

Bangalore ('Silicon Valley of India') hosts offices of Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Infosys and hundreds of startups. Mumbai is the financial capital. Delhi NCR (Gurgaon, Noida) has a strong corporate and e-commerce sector. India is the world's second-largest tech talent pool.