According to Reuters, new US visa regulations: starting from August 20, the US may require a maximum margin of $15,000 from certain tourism and business visa applicants.


If you leave on time, you will get your money back; if you "disappear," then the money will be gone.
Who may be required to pay a Margin?
1. From countries with a very high visa overstay rate
2. From countries with lax background checks
3. Individuals who obtain a passport through investment without residency requirements.
The deposit is divided into three tiers: $5,000, $10,000, and $15,000, with an expectation of at least $10,000 usually required.
The U.S. State Department will adjust based on overdue rates, review loopholes, etc., and currently estimates that about 2,000 people are affected, which may only be a few countries with not many tourists going to the U.S.
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