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Major US immigration policy changes took effect January 1, 2026, with travel restrictions now affecting 39 countries plus the Palestinian Authority. USCIS has paused all visa, green card, and citizenship applications from 20 additional countries, impacting millions of potential immigrants and travelers worldwide.
The year 2026 brings sweeping visa policy changes worldwide, including the US expanding its travel ban to 39 countries, Europe's ETIAS system finally launching, the UK implementing stricter immigration rules, and Canada reducing immigration targets. These changes affect millions of travelers and immigrants globally.
Major US immigration policy changes went into effect January 1, 2026, including an expanded travel ban covering 39 countries, new $100,000 H-1B visa fees, and mandatory biometric screening for green card holders. These sweeping changes represent the most significant immigration overhaul in decades.
Major visa policy changes took effect January 2026, including the US expanding travel restrictions to 39 countries, the UK introducing stricter ETA requirements, and the EU preparing for ETIAS launch. Here's everything travelers need to know about navigating these new immigration rules.
Major US immigration policy changes took effect January 1, 2026, as the Trump administration expanded the travel ban from 19 to 39 countries. New biometric requirements for all non-citizens, including green card holders, began December 26, 2025, alongside sweeping H-1B visa reforms and enhanced vetting procedures.
Major visa policy changes are reshaping international travel in early 2025. From the US expanding its travel ban to 39 countries to the UK's new ETA requirement for Americans, here's everything travelers need to know about the latest immigration updates.
Major travel restrictions updates for 2026 are now in effect, with the US expanding its visa ban to 39 countries as of January 1, 2026. New biometric requirements for all non-US citizens, including green card holders, and enhanced security measures at all entry points are reshaping international travel to America.
Major immigration policy changes take effect January 1, 2026, as the Trump administration expands the US travel ban from 19 to 39 countries. These sweeping reforms include new biometric requirements for green card holders, enhanced USCIS enforcement powers, and significant restrictions on family-based immigration.
The United States has enacted sweeping visa policy changes for January 2026, including an expanded travel ban affecting 39 countries, new H-1B visa lottery rules, increased immigration fees, and updated green card priority dates. These changes impact millions of travelers, workers, and immigrants worldwide.
Major US immigration policy changes take effect January 1, 2026, including an expanded travel ban affecting 39 countries, new USCIS fee increases, and stricter vetting procedures. Here's everything travelers, students, and visa applicants need to know about these sweeping reforms.
Major visa policy changes take effect January 2026, including the expanded US travel ban affecting 39 countries, mandatory UK ETA enforcement, and new EU Entry/Exit System requirements. These immigration policy updates impact millions of travelers, green card holders, and visa applicants worldwide.
Major immigration policy changes are reshaping US visa and travel rules as we enter 2026. The Trump administration has expanded travel restrictions to 39 countries, launched green card reviews for 3.3 million holders, and implemented new biometric requirements at all US entry points.
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