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The Digest: The Nigerian government has remained silent following a report on the mass cancellation of visas for Nigerian citizens by the US Embassy. According to the report, the embassy has been revoking valid visas without providing any explanation, leaving many citizens in a state of...

The Digest: A growing number of Nigerian citizens with valid U.S. visas are finding themselves suddenly blocked from entry to the United States. In a move that observers have called a quiet crackdown, the U.S. Embassy has reportedly begun revoking visas without warning or explanation, leaving...

The Digest: The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria has reportedly begun a quiet campaign of revoking previously issued visas, leaving Nigerian professionals, entrepreneurs, and families stranded in uncertainty. The sudden cancellations, which come without explanation or right of appeal, have led to...

The Digest: The US government has suspended work visas for Nigerian and other foreign truck drivers, citing job security concerns and safety risks. The decision is part of a renewed immigration crackdown under President Donald Trump. Key Points: The US government suspended work visas for...

The Digest: In a controversial move, the U.S. State Department has revoked over 6,000 international student visas, citing "law violations" and "terrorism support." The decision, part of a wider immigration crackdown, is being criticized as a Policy Purge that targets students under broad new...

The Digest: The Nigerian government has confirmed plans to reciprocate the US's new visa policy, which mandates visa applicants to disclose their social media accounts for the past five years. The decision is part of an ongoing diplomatic exchange regarding visa procedures. Key Points: The...

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...

The Digest: The United States Mission in Nigeria has issued a stern warning to non-citizens, including students, regarding violations of US laws. The message stresses serious immigration consequences, including visa revocation and deportation. This advisory coincides with the upcoming academic...

The Digest: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is set to review a proposal that would limit visa durations for students, exchange visitors, and foreign media representatives, replacing the longstanding “duration of status” policy. This proposed change aims to improve oversight but could...

The Digest: The US State Department has launched a new pilot program requiring some visitors to pay bonds of up to $15,000, targeting countries with high visa overstay rates. This new regulation starts on August 20 and applies to B-1 and B-2 visa applicants. Key Points: The program, set to...

The Digest: In a significant move aimed at curbing visa overstays, the US State Department has announced a new bond program, effective August 20, 2025. The initiative requires certain visa applicants to pay a bond of up to $15,000. This program is part of the Trump administration's ongoing...

The Digest: The US Mission in Nigeria has issued a stern warning to international students about the consequences of not adhering to visa regulations. Skipping classes or dropping out without informing the school could result in the revocation of student visas and disqualification from future...

The Digest: The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has issued a warning urging Nigerians to comply with US visa regulations, highlighting potential consequences for violations. This follows concerns raised by the US about misuse of visas, with the NIS aiming to prevent stricter restrictions on...

The Digest After the US warned it would deny visas tied to birth tourism, Nigerian officials and advocates are calling for urgent reforms. The debate over failing care and fractured trust is now captured by Birth Rights Deported, as highlighted by Punch. The Key Points US Embassy vows to...

The Digest : The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has issued a stern warning against "birth tourism," where individuals travel to the U.S. to give birth and secure American citizenship for their child. The U.S. confirms it will deny visas for this purpose. Key Points: The U.S. government prohibits...

The Digest: The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced new and increased fees for various immigration applications, including asylum and employment authorization, effective July 22, 2025. This policy change explores deeper issues of immigration access...

The Digest: The US Embassy in Nigeria has issued a stern warning that visa applicants caught presenting fake documents will face a lifetime entry ban. This comes amid increased efforts by the US government to curb immigration fraud. Key Points: US embassy warns of lifetime entry bans for...

The Digest: The United States has introduced a Travel Burden for international visitors, implementing a new mandatory $250 visa integrity fee for all non-immigrant visa applicants. This move, part of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," significantly impacts tourists, business travelers, and...

The Digest: The United States Embassy has reminded Nigerian travellers that the expiration date on their visa does not determine how long they are permitted to stay in the country. The length of stay is determined by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer upon arrival. Key Points...

The Digest: The Nigerian Presidency has clarified the reasons behind the recent reduction of US visa validity for Nigerians. The change, which shortens the visa duration from five years to three months, is part of a global review of visa policies by the US government. The Presidency attributes...