US Cuts Nigerian Non-Immigrant Visas To Three Months, Single Entry

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By Bukola Kayode

The United States Department of State has released its new policy on its non-immigrant visa policy for Nigerians.

According to a press release issued by the US Embassy in Abuja on Tuesday, โ€œmost non-immigrant and non-diplomatic visas issued to citizens of Nigeria will be single-entry visas with a three-month validity period.โ€

The statement further said that a new visa restrictions take immediate effect.

However, the embassy clarified that, โ€œthose US non-immigrant visas issued before July 8, 2025, will retain their status and validity.โ€

The statement emphasised that this move is part of the Departmentโ€™s global visa reciprocity process, which the embassy described as โ€œa continuous process and is subject to review and change at any time, such as increasing or decreasing permitted entries and duration of validity.โ€

The US explained the rationale behind the policy update, noting that โ€œUS visa criteria and standards are designed to protect the integrity of US immigration systems.โ€

“These standards are based on global technical and security benchmarks”, the statement further read.

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