The United States has mandated that all visa applicants, including Indians, set their social media accounts to public for ...

The EB-1 is a US employment-based immigrant visa meant for individuals who are considered outstanding in their field, whether it’s science, education, business, arts, or athletics. It’s also open to ...

The statement comes hours after the US Embassy in India said that the visa applicants are required to list all social media ...

The US Embassy in India now requires visa applicants to list all social media usernames from the past five years on the ...

The US Embassy in New Delhi has mandated visa applicants to provide details of their social media accounts from the past five ...

In a post on their official X handle, the US embassy said that anyone breaking the country's law would receive punishment ...

While the government noted that immigration matters pertain to the sovereign functions of a country, it also urged that ...

As Indians face challenges in getting a work visa in the United States due to long queues and the Trump administration's ...

The U.S. has introduced stricter visa screening measures requiring applicants, particularly under the F, M, and J ...

The US Embassy in India has issued a firm warning to visa applicants: omitting social media details from your application can have serious consequences. In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the ...

U.S. requires visa applicants to share social media information for security, warns of visa denial for omissions.

The US Embassy in Indian has expanded the rule-book for US visa applicants. This latest addition entails entails nonimmigrant visa applicants disclosing their social media presence.