US EditionStudent Visa Applicants to Face Increased Screening; TikTok Deadline Extended
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Authorities warn that not declaring relevant digital information could result in the denial of permission and future ineligibility, underlining the importance of transparency in the current migration process
Student Visa Applicants to Face Increased Screening; TikTok Deadline Extended
The United States is resuming appointments for the visa applications of foreign students, but all applicants will now face stricter social media-based vetting. NTD has the latest. A civilian hospital in Israel was damaged and dozens were injured in an Iranian missile attack. NTD has more on what Israeli officials are saying about the attack on the medical center. TikTok will continue to operate in the United States for at least another 90 days, …
Foreign students applying for a visa to attend American schools and universities will have to make their social profiles accessible, to allow U.S. diplomats to examine their online activity before obtaining visas for the purpose of ... (ANSA)
US to vet social media of all student visa applicants
With the United States set to resume entertaining student visa applications “soon,” the State Department has directed its missions abroad to screen the social media and online presence of all educational visa applicants. Reiterating that “a U.S. visa is a privilege, not a right,” the State Department announced Thursday that under new guidance, it will conduct a comprehensive and thorough vetting, including online presence, of all student and exc…
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