The Digest:
The US Mission in Nigeria has announced that visa applicants must now disclose their social media profiles from the last five years during their application process. This new directive aims to enhance security and improve visa screening.
Key Points
- The US Mission mandates the inclusion of all social media usernames on the DS-160 form.
- Applicants must list platforms used over the last five years.
- Failure to provide this information may result in visa denial.
- This move is part of a broader initiative to strengthen national security.
- The decision follows the US Department of State’s focus on enhanced screening measures.
- The new rule applies to all Nigerian visa applicants, affecting future US visa eligibility.
- The US Mission warns applicants to ensure accuracy in their submission.
The US Mission's directive adds another layer of security to the visa application process. Applicants must meet these new requirements to avoid delays or denials.
Sources: Punch, Premium Times, Channels TV
