The US Embassy in India has issued a clear warning for visa applicants. “Omitting social media information could lead to visa ...

The US Embassy in India, on Thursday, June 26, issued a stark warning to Indian visa applicants, clearly stating that leaving ...

The DS-160 form includes a dedicated section asking applicants to list all social media platforms and corresponding usernames ...

The US Embassy in India has stated that applicants must list the social media accounts they have been using for at least five ...

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

The new requirement has been shared on the official handle of the US Embassy in India, which stated that the applicants must ...

On June 24, the embassy's statement said that the US had increased enforcement of immigration laws, and violators would face detention, deportation and permanent consequences for future visa eligibili ...

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.

The directive, part of intensified background checks, is mandatory for all applicants filling out the DS-160 visa application form ...

The announcement comes a day after the US government introduced a new rule requiring all Indian applicants for student visas ...

The US embassy in India has announced a new guideline for those applying for student and exchange visitor visas. The new rules, effective immediately, are applicable to all applicants of F, M, and ...