The United States now requires journalists applying for I visas to make all social media profiles public, while tourists must only list their handles.

Visa application screening expanded in the US from 1 October, adding social media checks for media workers and USMCA ...

The US has introduced a visa-bond program requiring applicants from 50 countries to pay up to $20,000 for B1/B2 visas to curb ...

The United States Department of State sets out the basic documentation that applicants for a B1/B2 visa must present during ...

The player has had his US visa application denied twice. The organization has decided to return Bai "369" Jia-Hao to the ...

The US has updated its visa bond program, requiring candidates from 50 countries to pay a refundable guarantee of $10,000 to ...

US expands visa application online presence review from October 1, adding I, TN, and TD categories.

FINCHANNEL has previously covered other changes in U.S. visa procedures. The newly effective TN and TD review is specifically ...

The United States Embassy in Dhaka warned that omitting social media information could lead to a visa denial and ...

The US has explained the eligibility requirements for A-1 and A-2 visas issued to certain foreign government officials. It outlined the documents applicants need.