The US State department says in no uncertain terms that every visa adjudication is a matter of national security ...

The U.S. proposes mandatory 5-year social media checks for some tourists, intensifying scrutiny that already impacts Costa ...

A group representing the U.S. travel and tourism industry warned Monday that a proposal to require millions of foreign ...

The Trump administration’s recent attempts to overhaul visa programs are rankling higher education groups who fear plans for ...

With the US State Department expanding social media reviews to H-1B applicants and their dependents, operational issues have ...

A Redditor shared the experience of his visa interview at India's Chennai consulate as the social media vetting process began ...

Experts said the lack of specifics about what the reviews would specifically entail has left immigration attorneys unsure how ...

The State Department warns, 'a U.S. visa is a privilege, not a right,' as rules impacting H1-B applicants take effect today.

The directive is expected to significantly affect Indian nationals, who form one of the largest groups of H-1B visa holders ...

We conduct thorough vetting of all visa applicants, including online presence review of all student and exchange visitor applicants in the F, M, and J nonimmigrant classifications, it said, ...

The US is considering a sweeping new rule that would require tourists to hand over five years of social media history.