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

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

Operation Sindhu brought 275 people, including 272 Indians, from Iran’s Mashhad to Delhi, taking the total evacuated to 3,426. Evacuees thanked the Indian government for swift, safe repatriation.

The US Embassy in India shared the information in a brief statement issued on Thursday, which also cautioned against "omitting" social media information as it could lead to "visa denial and ...

Outlining each visa adjudication as a “national security decision”, the US has asked applicants to reveal their social media usernames or handles of each platform they have used in the last five years ...

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

Trade talks between India and the U.S. have hit a roadblock over disagreements on import duties for auto components, steel ...

The US Embassy said that the omission of this rule could lead to rejection of visas and ineligibility for future visas.

Around 3,000 Australians in Iran who have registered for assistance to leave are still waiting for help, a week after ...

While many would prefer the comfort of their home back in India, the promise of better wages has made them stay back ...

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