Important clarification on the reported immigrant visa pause. This only applies to people who are outside the United States and are going through immigrant visa processing at a U.S. embassy or consulate. It does NOT apply to: • People already in the U.S. filing adjustment of status • Tourist visas • Student visas • Work visas • Other nonimmigrant visa categories This is not a ban. It is a temporary pause in immigrant visa processing abroad, based solely on what has been reported in the news so f

11K views · 535 reactions | Each year, thousands of Algerians visit the United States. This travel serves as an important bridge between our two countries. If you plan to apply for a U.S. visa, here are some tips to ensure your visa interview at the Embassy goes smoothly. | U.S. Embassy Algiers | Facebook

2.3K views · 53 reactions | I would like to go to the United States to spend my holidays, to continue my studies, for a business meeting, or even for medical reasons. How can I obtain the visa? Watch this video to learn more about it. | U.S. Embassy Djibouti | Facebook

In 1939, as he fled to the United States, Robert Capa left behind in his Paris studio a collection of negatives from the Spanish Civil War. His friend, the Hungarian photographer Cziki Weisz, carried them to Bordeaux, where he entrusted them to a Chilean diplomat tasked with placing them safely in his country’s consulate. From that moment on, all trace of the negatives vanished. They would not resurface until seventy years later — in Mexico — revealing 4,500 negatives attributed not to one, but

57K views · 326 reactions | #StarNews: The forced reduction in consular services at the US embassy in Kingston, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has dealt a devastating blow to residents in the nearby community of Standpipe, who, for years, have made a decent living from offering allied services to customers of the embassy. Read more: https://bit.ly/3wFe6fn Watch more: https://bit.ly/306doLT : Nicholas Nunes & La Tania-Jonelle Hall | The Jamaica Star | Facebook