Nigeria: New U.S. Visa Bond Will Hurt Tourists, Legitimate Business Trips - Nigerians
[AllAfrica - Africa] - 10/01/2026
[Vanguard] Some Nigerians have condemned the new US visa Bond policy, requiring them to pay $15,000 when applying for a US visa saying it would hurt Nigerian tourists or those who are going to the US on legitimate business trips. They argue that the US already generates billions from visa (…)
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