H-1B visas: White House tries to clear up confusion after panic throws corporate America into chaos

President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visas sowed mass confusion and panic among top U.S. companies overnight, forcing the White House to clarify the requirements. On Saturday, press secretary Karoline Leavitt took to X to explain which visa holders the fee applies to and when. “This is NOT an annual fee,” she said. “It’s…

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Three Nigerians face deportation after overstaying visas

The Operations Cell of Delhi Police’s South West District has detained three Nigerian nationals for allegedly residing illegally in India, local media in the country reported on Saturday.According to FirstIndia, the detainees, identified as 29-year-old Eloumuno Gabriel from Anambra, 33-year-old Chinedu Paulinus from Asaba, and 26-year-old Sunusi Sani from Lagos, are now facing deportation proceedings…

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African Leaders Say Talks Focus on Visas and Trade, But Yield to U.S. Pressure to Accept Deportees

Uganda has announced that it will ”temporarily” accept migrants deported from the United States, joining a growing list of African governments aligning with President Donald Trump’s administration’s mass deportation efforts under a sweeping immigration crackdown. The Uganda Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday that the agreement would cover third-country nationals who had been denied asylum…

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Nigerian Government Warns Citizens Against Misuse Of US Visas, Says Tourist Visa Shouldn’t Be For Giving Birth Purposes

The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) has advised Nigerian travellers to adhere strictly to the declared purpose of their U.S. visa applications. In a statement issued on Saturday by the Service Public Relations Officer (SPRO), Akinsola Akinlabi, the government warned that violations such as overstaying or working without authorisation may lead to visa revocation, deportation, and…

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Nigeria’s Foreign Ministry Silent as UAE Blocks Visas, Demands Nigerians Show $60,000 Bank History for Entry

Thousands of Nigerians are reportedly being barred from securing transit or tourist visas to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) due to an unverified yet widely enforced requirement: maintaining a minimum monthly bank balance of $10,000 for six consecutive months, totalling $60,000. Yet, Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has remained unresponsive, offering no public clarification, guidance,…

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‘Go to hell,’ Ribadu slams Canadian embassy for denying CDS Musa, others visas — News — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Nigeria’s National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, has slammed the Canadian Embassy for denying visas to Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Christopher Musa, and other top military officers. Ribadu’s comments came after Musa revealed at the maiden annual lecture of the National Association of the Institute for Security Studies (AANISS), held in Abuja on…

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