The latest US visa tracker lists student and exchange visa waits of one month in Hyderabad and four months in Mumbai.

Amid several accounts of B1/B2 visa denials for Indian travelers this year, one account stood out as the woman pointed out a ...

The US has introduced a visa-bond program requiring applicants from 50 countries to pay up to $20,000 for B1/B2 visas to curb overstays. Indian passport holders are exempt from this rule.

The US visa bond list names 50 countries, including Nigeria, whose nationals must post a bond before a US visa; Nigeria’s ...

Indian applicants seeking US visas continue to face substantial appointment wait times at several US consulates in India.

US Government Accountability Office noted that the number of officers working on non-immigrant visas declined from 1,342 in ...

Indian travellers seeking US visitor visas now face appointment waits of up to 12 months in Hyderabad, with Mumbai and Delhi also reporting lengthy queues.

The US visa bond list includes 11 West African countries. Eligible B1/B2 applicants must pay $10,000 to $20,000, with bond amounts set during each interview.

US visa issuances have fallen sharply under the Trump administration, with Caymanians seeing a 34.6% year-on-year decline.

The US has made its visa bond programme permanent. Nationals of 50 countries may need to deposit up to $20,000 for B1/B2 visas. India remains exempt.

U.S. restrictions continue to impact tourism, study, and residency visas for Cuban citizens, although there are significant ...

Brazilian applicants for US visas can now cancel or reschedule an interview only three times, and Brazilian media say a fourth change may cost a new fee.