Jemaine Mullavey (Youtuber)

Yes, but with limits. Some work simply can’t be outsourced or done remotely, especially in industries requiring security clearances, sensitive data, or lab-based research. For example, biotech startups working with U.S. clinical trials need talent physically present. But for pure software development, design, and analytics, companies will definitely look at remote options before paying visa fees. So, the answer depends on the industry. In tech services, remote will likely replace many visas. In core innovation sectors, visas will still matter.