U.S. Immigration Visas in Tunisia Under Review

The U.S. Department of State has announced temporary adjustments to visa service appointments at its embassies and consulates worldwide, aimed at enabling consular staff to participate in a training program focusing on a more comprehensive and consistent assessment of visa applications. Regarding Tunisia, where the U.S. government has suspended the issuance of immigrant visas since January 2026 due to risks associated with dependence on government assistance, there has yet to be any official announcement of a cancellation or postponement of visa interviews at the Tunisian embassy. The current adjustments specifically concern general visa service schedules globally and do not directly involve halting the issuance of immigrant visas. Therefore, Tunisian applicants should monitor official communications and not assume their appointments are canceled unless they receive an official notice. It’s important to note that the status of Tunisia’s immigrant visas has changed since the beginning of the year with their issuance being paused; however, these adjustments are temporary steps aimed at improving consular evaluations.

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