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U.S. Expands Visa Restrictions to Tackle Exploitation of Cuban Workers
The U.S. expanded visa restrictions targeting individuals exploiting Cuban labor, especially in medical missions, including government officials, private sector beneficiaries,…
‘France Visa Free’ Campaign Calls on UK MPs to Rethink EU Travel Limits
The "France Visa Free" group is lobbying UK MPs to review the EU's 90/180-day rule, which limits UK citizens’ stays…
South Africa Launches Trusted Tour Operator Visa, Welcomes First Visitors
South Africa launched the Trusted Tour Operator Scheme (TTOS) on February 12, 2025, enabling faster digital visa processing for group…
Dubai Unveils ‘Salama’ to Make Visa Renewals Faster and Easier
Dubai launched Salama, an AI-powered platform, on February 24, 2025, to simplify and speed up visa and residency renewals. Accessible…
No African Nations Included in U.S. 2025 Visa Waiver Program
As of February 2025, all 54 African countries remain excluded from the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP), requiring African travelers…
USCIS Guidelines for Expediting Family Visas in Medical Emergencies
Expedited family visa processing is possible if a U.S. citizen relative is seriously ill. Applicants must provide urgent humanitarian documentation,…
Legal Separation May Block Family Visa Path, But Exceptions Exist
As of 2024, legal separation generally disqualifies individuals from family-based visas through a US citizen spouse, as they no longer…
What Happens to Family Visa Applications When a Sponsor Passes Away?
The death of a sponsor during a family visa application process can terminate the application but offers options like INA…