Fed Govt slashes visa fees for U.S. citizens
The Federal Government has approved a reduction in visa charges payable by United States citizens from $180 to $160.
By the new policy, applicants are required to pay $110 for B1, B2, B1/B2; F1 and F2 while H1B and H4 visas attract $180. I visa applicants are to pay $210, while L1, L2 applicants will pay $303 and R1 and R2 $80. The statement said: “The committee had concluded its assignment and submitted a report. But the issuance of authorisation for its recommendations was delayed due to transition processes in the ministry at the policy level.
Also, the U.S Embassy in Abuja has denied blocking appointment dates for visa interviews of Nigerians seeking to travel to that country. NAN reports that a visa interview is intended for a more in-depth communication between the applicant and the representative of a diplomatic office.
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