Blog: Latest News About U.S. Visas

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (USCIS) is undergoing many modernizations. One of their top priorities is to speed up the processing time for

The biometric passport (ePassport, digital passport) is similar to a traditional passport. It contains basic personal information and an embedded electronic microprocessor chip, which stores

Interviews at the U.S. consulate can take up to three weeks depending on which visa category they apply for, where the consulate is located, and

The U.S. government took increasing measures to stop the spread of coronavirus in the country and protect the U.S. labor market. It imposed a ban

The U.S. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has ended the Public Charge Rule implemented by the Trump administration in August 2019. Below is

There is slowly more freedom to travel after more than two years of COVID-19-related restrictions that impacted the daily lives of many people around the

In its annual “diversity Visa lottery,” the U.S. government offers 55,000 permanent residence permits (=Green Cards) to eligible applicants. The U.S. Department of State announces

We are often asked questions regarding the U.S. travel restrictions and the COVID-19 regulations which apply to entry to the United States. This page provides

Travel plans may be quickly canceled if interview appointments at U.S. consulates are unavailable. The U.S. consulates may be able to provide emergency appointments. They

The U.S. Border Patrol has implemented facial recognition software at all U.S. international airports. We explain below what travelers can expect when they enter the