Trump Makes Entering the U.S. Even Harder!
- Nejla Kılınç
- Aug 5
- 1 min read
The U.S. Department of State has proposed a major new requirement for certain business and tourist visa applicants.
A bond of up to $15,000 may soon be required — a cost that could make the process of visiting the United States unaffordable for many potential travelers.
This 12-month pilot program would target individuals from countries identified as having high visa overstay rates or weak internal document security.
Applicants from these countries could be required to deposit a bond of $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000 as part of their visa application.
The purpose of the initiative is to protect the U.S. government from financial liability in case a visitor fails to comply with the conditions of their visa. A list of targeted countries is expected to be published once the program launches.
Source: Independent





