U.S. Introduces $250 Visa Fee to Boost Federal Revenue
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The U.S. has introduced a new $250 'visa integrity fee' for nonimmigrant travelers, which is expected to generate nearly $29 billion over ten years and help reduce the federal deficit. The fee is refundable for travelers who comply with visa conditions and is part of the broader 'One Big Beautiful Bill' legislation.
Topics:nationpolitics#federal-deficit#immigration-policy#one-big-beautiful-bill#politics#us-travel#visa-fee
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