Trump administration has introduced measures meant to restrict both legal and illegal immigration to the US.
Trump administration has introduced measures meant to restrict both legal and illegal immigration to the US.
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The United States Department of State has added a dozen countries to a list that requires visa applicants to post bonds of as much as $15,000 for entry into the US.
Wednesday’s list expansion is the latest move under President Donald Trump to restrict immigration into the US from largely non-Western nations.
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump’s administration will require citizens from 50 countries to post bonds of $15,000 to apply for…
The U.S. expands visa bond requirements, now affecting 38 countries, mandating bonds up to $15,000 for applicants.
The United States is launching a pilot program that could see some inbound travelers paying bonds of up to $15,000 to enter.
Visitors from countries with high visa overstays will be targeted. Some 40 percent of undocumented migrants overstay.
The program would make business and tourist visas unaffordable for many.
US state department has plans to issue bonds for some tourism and business visas, according to a federal notice
