US Temporarily Halts Visa Interviews

The United States has temporarily suspended the processing of immigration visa interviews at its embassies and consulates worldwide, informing applicants that their appointments will be rescheduled without providing new dates. This step is part of a new training program aimed at enabling staff to evaluate visa applications consistently, with a focus on the "public charge" rule, which allows for the denial of immigration visas to those who are perceived as likely to depend on government assistance within the United States. The duration of the training and the number of those affected have not been disclosed, nor has the potential impact on tourism and student visas. This measure follows the abolition of a federal judge’s ruling that suspended the issuance of visas to citizens of 75 countries, and there is no direct link between that judicial decision and the new training program.

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