The United States announced changes to non-immigrant visas visas for Nigeria, cutting duration and conditions where most Nigerian travelers enter the country.
Tending to 8 July, the US State Department said almost all non-immigrant and non-diplomatic visas given to nigerian citizens today a month.
It says it is a part of a global realignment realigntity, a sharp shift from the terms of the visa, which is often allowed for many entries for two years or more.
Nigeria also offers visas alone with valid for three months for plans to visit the country from the US.
Nigerian government has not commented on.
The State Department says visa policies remain “causing continued review” and can change depending on the development of diplomatic, security, and security benchmarks.
In a statement, the US government says work closely with Nigerian authorities to ensure that the country will meet the main international standards.
This includes:
- Issuing safe travel documents
- Visa Overstays Management
- Share security or criminal data for public safety purposes
The US also commanded social media accounts to all foreigners applying for visas, including Nigeria, any signs of citizens, cultures, or institutions, or institutions, or institutions “.
Nigerians relate to one of the highest counts of US students’ applications in the US in the world.
