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U.S. to Require Up to $15,000 Visa Bond for Travelers from High Overstay Countries

1Nojor Desk

11 Aug 25
12:37 AM

The U.S. will launch a one-year pilot program on August 20 requiring certain B-1 and B-2 visa holders from countries with high overstay rates to pay a refundable bond of $5,000–$15,000 before entry. Zambia and Malawi will be the first affected, with more nations possibly added. The policy aims to curb overstays, a major source of undocumented immigration. Exceptions apply for humanitarian needs and official travel, and deposits will be refunded if visa terms are met.

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Jugantor 10 Aug 25

Even with a Visa, Entry into the U.S. Could Require up to $15,000 Deposit

The U.S. State Department has announced that citizens of certain countries may have to pay a refundable deposit (bond) of up to $15,000 before entering the United States, even if they already hold a visa. This move is part of former President Donald Trump’s immigration policy framework.

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