US Expands Visa Bond Program, Affecting 12 Countries
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The State Department is broadening its visa bond program, adding twelve countries to the list, including Cambodia, Ethiopia, and several African nations. Starting April 2nd, passport holders from these countries must post bonds ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 to apply for U.S. visas. The program, initiated under the Trump administration, aims to curb visa overstays and illegal migration. Encouragingly, the program has shown success, with 97% of bond posters adhering to visa rules.
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