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- What to Know About New Social Media Screening Rules for . . .
Applicants will be required to make their social media profiles “public” and will be screened for “hostile attitudes” toward the U S , new State Department guidance says
- US student visa rule 2025: Want to study in the U. S. ? The . . .
New US visa rules now require foreign students to make social media profiles public before receiving F, M, or J category visas Under the State Department's latest order, US diplomats will review online activity to check for anti-American content, support for terrorism, or antisemitic posts Students who dont unlock profiles may be flagged The move is part of heightened vetting under the
- State Department unveils social media screening rules for all . . .
POLITICO reported in May that the State Department was weighing expanding existing social media screening for some student visa applicants to all such applicants and widening the scope of what it
- New US visa rules will force foreign students to unlock . . .
Foreign students will be required to unlock their social media profiles to allow officials to review their online activity before receiving educational and exchange visas, the US state department
- Foreign students will face stricter social media screening, U . . .
Visa applicants who fall under these guidelines will be asked to make their social media profiles to public Failing to do could be interpretated as an intent to hide activity or evade the policy
- Foreign Students Seeking US Visa Have to Set Their Social . . .
The US suspended new student visas for several weeks, and now says it's resuming applications with new social media vetting rules SETH WENIG POOL AFP via Getty Images 2025-06-19T06:32:04Z
- US resumes student visa but anti-American social media posts . . .
But there’s a new condition—applicants must now set all their social media accounts to “public” so consular officers can examine their online activity In a notice made public on June 18, 2025, the US State Department said it has lifted the freeze on student and exchange visitor visa appointments but warned that applicants who refuse to
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