Foreign visitors to the US must pay a new $250 "Visa Integrity Fee" under Trump’s immigration law. Aimed at curbing overstays, the fee raises concerns over unclear refunds and rollout dates., US News,

Starting October 1, visitors from countries requiring a U.S. tourist visa will face an extra $250 “Visa Integrity Fee” under Trump’s new immigration bill. This charge, on top of existing visa fees, applies only if the visa is issued and used for travel.

This is not amnesty. It’s not amnesty lite,” one administration official told Axios. “No one who is illegally here is being given a pathway to citizenship or

The president and his aides have exaggerated the likelihood that the program can be implemented and have made no effort to introduce legislation that would be needed.

Despite bold claims, Trump’s $5 million “Golden Visa” lacks legal backing and congressional support, leaving wealthy hopefuls in limbo.

Since its announcement in February, President Donald Trump's $5 million "Gold Card" has seen strong interest among overseas wealthy seeking an easy passage to US citizenship.

Donald Trump’s $5 million “Gold Card” visa has generated interest from tens of thousands of overseas applicants hoping for an expedited route to US citizenship. Since it was unveiled in February, the initiative has been promoted as a high-value replacement to the EB-5 investor visa.

Nigerians in the United States have said President Donald Trump’s administration has the right to implement any foreign policy in the best interest of the American people.

Visiting the United States is about to become more expensive for Indian travellers. A new $250 (about ₹21,000) “visa integrity fee” has been introduced by the US government under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act,