The Trump administration has implemented a new visa policy, requiring all non-immigrant applicants to book interviews in their country of nationality or residence. This change, part of a broader "America First" agenda, is significantly impacting African nations. For African countries without US visa services, specific application locations have been designated, including Yaoundé for Chadians and Nairobi for Somalis. The policy warns that interviews scheduled elsewhere may lead to visa denials and the loss of non-refundable application fees. This follows previous measures, such as imposing $15,000 visa bonds on tourists from Malawi and Zambia to deter overstays. Watch this video to know more.
