The new “Visa Integrity Fee” from 2026 raises visa costs up to 150% for tourists, students, and workers from developing countries.

The Embassy of the United States of America in Kathmandu has announced that all applicants for F, M, and J category ...

His caddie, Eric Larson, is stuck at home without being able to obtain a new Electronic Travel Authority visa for travel to ...

Starting in July 2024, travelers can request the new electronic tourist visa through Cuba’s official government portal. The ...

The U.S. has introduced stricter visa screening measures requiring applicants, particularly under the F, M, and J non-immigrant categories, to list all social media usernames from the past five years ...

The University of Arizona is creating a study abroad program for international students worried about their ability to enter the United States.

Applicants for F, M, and J categories of US visas must now disclose and unlock five years’ worth of social media activity ...

The US Embassy announced that those applying for an F, M or J non-immigrant visa, which are for students (F and M) or exchange visitors (J), to make their social media accounts public, as the policy ...

The measure means that students, scholars, researchers, and other exchange visitors seeking to enter the U.S. will need to adjust the privacy settings on all their social media platforms ...

Seoul’s US embassy has started taking in student visa applications but applicants would have to set their social media posts to ‘public’.

An internal memo, prepared before Tufts student Rumeysa Ozturk was detained by ICE, raises doubts about the Trump administration’s claims that she supports Hamas.

Social media screening isn’t new to the US visa process. Since 2019, the DS-160 form has required applicants to list usernames and handles used on select platforms over the past five years.