The U.S. State Department announced it is reviving the process for student visa applications after a temporary halt in interviews. Under the new policy, applicants must set their social media profiles to public for government scrutiny, aimed at identifying potential threats to U.S. interests. This measure follows a previous suspension of the visa processing. Many international students eagerly awaiting appointments are now adapting to these requirements, with some already securing interviews. This policy signifies a continued emphasis on monitoring online behavior as part of national security protocols.
The U.S. State Department is resuming the process for student visas; applicants must now allow social media access for government scrutiny to prevent hostile activity.
New visa applicants who do not publicize their social media accounts may face rejection as the Department seeks to identify potential evasion or hidden activities.
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