A provision under the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act shows that visitors to the U.S. will have to pay a “visa integrity fee.” The fee will apply to all visitors who need a nonimmigrant ...

In a fresh advisory, the US embassy in India said on Saturday that “screening does not stop after a visa is issued.” ...

U.S. Embassy warns visa holders of deportation for violating laws, requiring public social media accounts for screening.

The US Embassy in India announced that visa screening continues after issuance, monitoring compliance with U.S. laws. Non-compliance may lead to visa revocation and deportation.

U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore is urging immigration agencies to protect from deportation people who have applied for visas as victims of crime and trafficking. Moore, a Democrat, signed onto a letter ...

The embassy had also said since 2019, the U.S. has required visa applicants to provide “social media identifiers” on immigrant and non-immigrant visa application forms.

The US Embassy in New Delhi has mandated visa applicants to provide details of their social media accounts from the past five years. Non-compliance may result in visa denial.

The US Embassy in Indian has expanded the rule-book for US visa applicants. This latest addition entails entails nonimmigrant visa applicants disclosing their social media presence.

The embassy had also said since 2019, the US has required visa applicants to provide "social media identifiers" on immigrant and non-immigrant visa application forms. F or M category is for student ...

Reiterating its stance on June 19, the embassy stated that a US visa is “a privilege, not a right”, and that visa holders remain subject to continuous monitoring.

The United States embassy is asking Filipinos applying for a US visa to set their social media accounts privacy settings to public for vetting process.

Over the past few years, the US has required both immigrant and nonimmigrant visa applicants to provide social media identifiers as part of their application process.