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Portuguese D7 Visa offers Americans new path for passive income living
Americans can qualify for Portugal’s D7 Visa by proving passive income, savings, accommodation, and insurance. No large investment is needed.…
Canada elections 2025 put immigration and permanent residency in focus
Canada elections 2025 center immigration, with Liberals capping permanent residency below 1% and Conservatives pushing stricter limits. Both seek reduced…
USCIS expands efforts to uncover and prosecute visa fraud
USCIS, working with agencies like FBI and DOJ, actively investigates and prosecutes visa and naturalization fraud—including terrorism, bribery, and serious…
DS-160 now required to prevent US visa interview cancellation
Effective April 1, 2025, US visa applicants must bring a DS-160 confirmation with a matching barcode or risk interview cancellation.…
US Visa applicants from Japan must share social media history in 2025
Japanese US visa applicants, excluding ESTA travelers, must declare all social media used in five years starting April 2025. Missing…
Suguru Onda’s US visa at risk after AI mistake threatens status
Japanese PhD student Suguru Onda’s US visa was cancelled after an AI misinterpreted minor infractions as serious crimes. Legal intervention…
U.S. Embassy warns that arrests may lead to visa revocation
U.S. immigration law mandates immediate visa revocation and potential deportation for arrests, even without conviction. All arrests must be disclosed…
Bay Area tech staffing firm owner gets prison for visa fraud
Kishore Dattapuram, head of Nanosemantics Inc., received 14 months’ prison for H-1B visa fraud in the Bay Area. The scheme…