Big changes are coming to U.S. visa processing. Beginning September 2, 2025, most individuals applying for a nonimmigrant visa will be required to attend an in-person consular interview, even if they previously qualified for the interview waiver (also known as the Dropbox option).
This update, announced by the U.S....
As of June 9, 2025, a new Presidential Proclamation has gone into effect that temporarily restricts visa issuance for certain foreign nationals. The U.S. Department of State has confirmed that this is being implemented primarily by limiting visa approvals at U.S. embassies and consulates abroad.
Despite this restriction, individuals...
The U.S. Department of State has announced a key procedural update that will affect how nonimmigrant visa applicants prepare for their interviews. Effective immediately, the DS-160 form—required for most nonimmigrant visa categories—must be submitted at least 48 working hours before an interview can be scheduled at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
In the current U.S. immigration climate, Canadian travelers face increased scrutiny at the border. While most Canadians continue to cross without issue, it's important to understand the evolving landscape and prepare accordingly. Here’s what Canadian nationals should keep in mind when entering the United States.
Entry Is...With immigration policies evolving under the current administration, visa holders should exercise caution before making international travel plans. Changes to visa adjudication, consular processes, and potential executive orders could significantly impact travel timelines and reentry into the United States.
Employers and employees should be aware of the risks associated with traveling abroad,...
Applying for an F-1 visa can be both exciting and daunting. For international students, understanding what to expect and which questions to ask at the U.S. consulate can make a world of difference. This guide covers some critical questions to consider when seeking permission to study in the United States.
