US suspends immigrant visa processing for 75 countries

The US State Department has announced that it will suspend immigrant visa processing for 75 nations. The list of affected countries includes Somalia, Russia, Iran, and 73 other countries.

According to the announcement, the suspension applies to all types of visas, including non-immigrant and immigrant visas. The move is expected to impact individuals who are seeking to enter the US for work, study, or family reunification purposes.

The State Department has not provided a specific reason for the suspension, but it is believed to be related to national security concerns. The exact duration of the suspension is unclear, although officials have stated that it will remain in place until further notice.

The list of 75 countries affected by the suspension includes Somalia, Russia, Iran, and other nations with which the US has strained relations. The full list of countries can be found on the State Department’s website.

The suspension is expected to cause disruptions for individuals who were planning to enter the US under these visa programs. It also raises questions about the impact on international relations and trade between the US and affected countries.

The US government will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary.

Source: Google News World