<h1>Country A unveils K-Visa to attract global tech talent as Country B imposes one-time $100,000 employment visa fee</h1> Country A declined to comment on Country B's imposition of a one-time USD 100,000 fee for a major employment visa category but concurrently announced a new employment visa (K-Visa) to attract global science and technology professionals, effective Oct 1, with relaxed entry, validity and stay conditions and no domestic employer sponsorship required. The developments arise amid ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries, where mobility and visa regimes are negotiation points. The legal implications include potential shifts in labor mobility, reciprocal immigration policy responses, and impacts on bilateral negotiations and multinational employer staffing strategies.