US Visa Shock: Pay $15,000 or Don’t Visit Us The United States has introduced a visa bond requirement for applicants of B1/B2 visitor visas from certain countries, including Nigeria. Under this rule, approved applicants may be required to deposit $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000 as a refundable financial guarantee, determined by a US consular officer. The bond is meant to ensure that visitors comply with visa rules and leave the United States on or before their authorised stay ends. If the visitor fo

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