Trump administration introduces new rules for US visa interviews

The Donald Trump administration is tightening the rules for obtaining a US visa. From now on, applicants seeking a US visa will have to follow new rules regarding face-to-face interviews. The US Department of State has issued new guidelines on this matter, sparking discussions worldwide.

Previously, the requirement for in-person interviews was relaxed for certain categories of applicants. However, under the new decision, most applicants will now have to appear in person at the embassy for interviews for security reasons. This rule will be strictly enforced, especially for first-time visa applicants.

Visa applicants from various countries, including Bangladesh, are concerned about these new rules. Experts suggest that making interviews mandatory will make the visa processing time much slower than before. As a result, applicants might have to wait a long time for interview slots at the embassy.

However, the US administration claims that this step has been taken to strengthen the country's security system. Applicants will be closely watching how these rules are implemented in the coming days and how they affect visa approval rates.