U.S. says to deny visas, green cards over social media posts

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) can inspect the electronic devices of travelers seeking to enter the country. Faced with the measure, there are some mobile phones that are recommended to be used to avoid the revision of social networks and personal information in the United States. The unit points out on its official site that all travelers crossing the U.S. border are subject to inspection and although in rare cases, agents ca…

U.S. says to deny visas, green cards over social media posts

Read: 2 minU.S. immigration authorities said Wednesday they will look at social media accounts and deny visas or residence permits to people who post content considered antisemitic by President Donald Trump’s administration.Posts defined as antisemitic will include social media activity in support of militant groups classified by the United States as terrorists, including Hamas, Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Yemen’s Huthi insurgents.The move comes aft…

US Visa Applications from Japan Now Require Disclosing Social Media History

On Tuesday, the official account for the visa branch of the US Embassy in Tokyo posted an important note for those applying for a nonimmigrant visa — or DS-160 — for the States. According to the notice, applications must include accurate information regarding their SNS accounts that they have used within the last five years. […] The post US Visa Applications from Japan Now Require Disclosing 5 Years of Social Media History appeared first on Toky…