Travelers from two more countries in the Western Hemisphere will be required to pay steep fees to come to the United States after being added to the State Department's ‘visa bond' program, the agency ...

The Trump Administration continues expanding the list of visa bond countries to 50.

The State Department has announced that citizens from 12 more countries will soon have to post cash bonds of up to $15,000 to obtain tourist or business visas to the United States. In an update on ...

The US plans a $15,000 visa bond for travelers from 12 more countries to reduce overstays and strengthen immigration enforcement.

The White House has expanded its visa bond policy, adding 12 more countries whose citizens may be required to post bonds to ...

US travelers from 50 countries may soon face visa bonds up to $15,000 for B1/B2 visas. This security deposit, based on overstay rates, is refundable if visa terms are met. The policy aims to tighten ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Travelers on nonimmigrant visas will fork over $250 in a security deposit-like transaction when coming to the U.S. (Kevin ...

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The Trump administration continues to take a harder stance on foreign visitors with a "visa integrity fee" to be implemented on Oct. 1. The fee would charge non-immigrant travelers visiting the U.S.