Latest News
Cheap Ticket
Learn More →Study Abroad
Learn More →
U.S. Expands Visa Application Requirements to Include Social Media Disclosure
The United States has expanded its visa application requirements to include mandatory disclosure of social media handles used within the past five years. This policy, implemented by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) under Executive Order 14161, aims to enhance digital screening for national security purposes. The move has raised privacy concerns globally and is expected to impact millions of international travelers, students, and immigrants.
Here Are the Top North American Airlines for First and Business Class in 2025
JetBlue leads with Mint’s elevated service, followed closely by Delta’s refined luxury. Alaska and United offer dependability and innovation, while Air Canada and American round out the list with solid global offerings. Hawaiian Airlines brings island charm to premium travel, and Southwest surprises by showing that service—not seats—can still win hearts.
British Citizenship Now Takes 10 Years: Nigerians Among the Most Affected by UK’s New Law
What happened? UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has introduced a new immigration policy that doubles the wait time for migrants to apply for British citizenship—from 5 to 10 years. • Who is affected? Nigerians are among the most affected, as they make up a large share of the UK’s migrant population. • Other key changes: • Skilled workers now need degree-level qualifications • Post-study work visas reduced from 2 years to 18 months • Immigration skills charge for employers raised by 32% • English language requirements tightened • Why it matters: The UK government says it’s to reduce net migration and protect public services. But critics argue it unfairly targets long-term migrants and international students, especially Nigerians.
Trump Signs Executive Order Offering $1,000 and Free Flights for Voluntary Self-Deportation
Former President Donald Trump has launched a new self-deportation program, “Project Homecoming,” offering undocumented immigrants $1,000 and a free flight to any country of their choice excluding the U.S. The initiative, aimed at reducing deportation costs, encourages voluntary departure through a government app and includes airport support. Critics have raised concerns over its ethical implications, while the administration frames it as a cost-effective immigration solution.
Trump Administration Offers $1,000 to Undocumented Immigrants Who Voluntarily Leave the U.S.
The Trump administration has proposed a new initiative offering $1,000 to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. who agree to voluntarily leave the country. This program, described as a “self-deportation” incentive, would be facilitated through the CBP One app, allowing migrants to schedule their departure and receive financial assistance to return home. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) argues it will reduce deportation costs and ease overcrowding. Critics, however, warn it may exploit vulnerable individuals and raise legal and ethical concerns.
Nigeria Introduces $15 Daily Fine for Visa Overstayers Starting September 2025
[14:11, 5/5/2025] Rey: Nigeria Introduces $15 Daily Fine for Visa Overstayers Starting September 2025 [14:12, 5/5/2025] Rey: Starting September 1, 2025, Nigeria will charge a $15 daily fine to foreign nationals who overstay their visas. Travelers who overstay for 6 months face a 5-year re-entry ban, while those who overstay for 1 year face a 10-year ban. A grace period runs until August 31, 2025.
Nigeria Launches New e-Visa System, Scraps Visa on Arrival — What It Means for Travelers in 2025
Nigeria has officially ended its Visa on Arrival policy and launched a new e-Visa system, effective May 1, 2025. All visa applications must now be submitted online, with approval in 48 hours or less. The new system includes 13 visa types and introduces overstay penalties. Travelers must apply in advance via
U.S. Travel Association CEO Warns of Sharp Decline in International Tourism to the U.S.
U.S. Travel Association CEO Geoff Freeman warns that international tourism to the U.S. is falling fast, turning a $50B surplus into a $50B deficit. He urges a more welcoming message and a national strategy to reverse the trend before key global events like the World Cup and Olympics.
American Visitors Will Need A Visa To Enter Brazil Starting April 10, 2025
Brazil Reinstates Visa Requirement for U.S. Travelers (Starting April 10, 2025) Beginning April 10, 2025, Brazil will require U.S., Canadian, and Australian citizens to obtain a visa before entering the country. This move ends the visa-free entry policy introduced in 2019 and reflects Brazil’s policy of reciprocity.
U.S. Travel Association CEO calls for welcoming tourism message in cable news interview
The U.S. has shifted from a $50B travel surplus to a $50B deficit in a decade, according to U.S. Travel CEO Geoff Freeman. International arrivals dropped sharply in March—Canadian land trips (-26%), European travel (-17%), and more. Economic impact is major: global tourists make up 20% of NYC visitors but generate over half its tourism spending. Freeman urges a national strategy to revive America’s global travel appeal ahead of the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics.
Stay Updated
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest travel and immigration updates.
Contact Us
Get in touch with us.