A map shows countries that would be affected by a State Department plan to require some visitors to pay visa bonds of up to $15,000.

New visa bond proposal targets countries with high overstay rates, requiring $5,000-$15,000 bonds for business and tourist visa applications.

The State Department is launching a pilot program that would require migrants from some countries to post a bond as high as $15,000 to secure a visa for business or personal travel, the latest move… ...

A new visitor visa bond requirement for up to $ 15,000 is under consideration in Washington to prevent visitors with high overstay numbers from flouting U.S. visa law.

Foreigners who overstay certain visas in the US could soon face penalties of up to $15,000. The State Department is preparing to launch a yearlong visa pilot program for tourism and business ...

The move comes after the Trump administration enacted a new travel ban, barring travel from 12 countries while limiting it for seven others. The Trump administration cited visa overstay rates and ...

The State Department is launching a pilot program that would require migrants from some countries to post a bond as high as $15,000 to secure a visa for business or personal travel, the latest ...

All routine visa applications from Zimbabwe to the U.S. have been paused starting August 8.

Tourists and business travelers from Zambia and Malawi must pay a deposit of up to $15,000 when seeking a US visa, the State Department has announced, in a move likened to a visa ban for the ...

The United States is initiating a pilot program that may necessitate certain inbound travelers to post bonds of up to $15,000 for entry, targeting visitors from countries with high visa overstay ...

A State Department pilot program will tie the cash deposits to tourist and business visas for people from countries with high visa overstay rates.

The U.S. Is Proposing a Visa Bond of Up to $15,000 for Travelers—What to Know A proposed pilot program would apply to visitors from countries with high visa overstay rates.