The US Embassy in India has emphasised the significance of understanding the rules associated with B1-B2 visas, urging visa holders and applicants to familiarise themselves with the permits' specifics ...

According to a US State Department order, issued on January 8, 38 countries will now be required to pay a bond while applying ...

United States visa will be required to post a bond of up to $15,000 from January 21, 2026, the US Embassy in Dhaka announced ...

New B1/B2 visa holders from Bangladesh must pay a bond after approval, with authorities cautioning against advance payments ...

U.S. Embassy warns Indian B1/B2 visa holders that visa misuse or overstaying could lead to a permanent ban on future travel to the US.

The US now requires Bangladeshi nationals applying for B1 and B2 visas to post a refundable $15,000 bond after approval. The ...

Yasin, who is married and whose wife works as a high school teacher, had applied for the visa to attend football World Cup ...

The US Embassy in Dhaka has announced a new visa bond requirement for Bangladeshi B1/B2 applicants effective January 21, 2026. Approved applicants will need to post a $5,000–$15,000 bond, determined ...

The interview day began with long waits despite arriving early, followed by security screening and biometric verification.

The Embassy further said that the responsibility to use the visitors visa "correctly" lies with the person getting the B1/B2 visa.

US Embassy warns Indian B1, B2 visa holders to follow visitor rules strictly, cautioning that misuse or overstaying could lead to a permanent US travel ban.

This comes a day after the US embassy in India issued a similar warning for student visa holders.