the new policy announced by the United States, which requires visa applicants to make their social media profiles public so that the US can check them for potential threats before granting entry into the country. The policy applies to M, F, and J visas, and those with private social media accounts may not even be considered. @asht_talks #visa #usa #usvisa #usentry #businessnews #immigration #business | Ash Talwar

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40K views · 841 reactions | #WalangSikreto in our visa application process. The U.S. Embassy will never send you a job offer directly. If you are offered a work visa to the United States via email supposedly from an Embassy employee or U.S. government official, it may be a scam, especially if you are asked to pay money to receive a job offer. Report visa fraud or scams to FPMManila@state.gov. | U.S. Embassy in the Philippines | Facebook

26K views · 492 reactions | #WalangSikreto in our visa application process. Obtain your documents only through official U.S. or Philippine government outlets and websites. Consular officers stay up-to-date on the latest scams and document fraud. Misrepresenting facts and providing fake documents can result in a permanent lifetime ban from entering the United States as well as criminal prosecution. Report visa fraud or scams to FPMManila@state.gov. | U.S. Embassy in the Philippines | Facebook