Kenyans applying for US Visa must now disclose all social media accounts

The embassy, in a statement on Friday, said the social media details - dating back the last five years – should be indicated on the DS-160 Visa application form.The DS-160 Visa grants one temporary tr.....
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The United States Embassy in Nairobi has introduced a new directive requiring all Kenyan Visa applicants to provide all their social media usernames and handles from the last five years on the DS-160 Visa application form. This measure, effective immediately, is part of enhanced screening processes to safeguard U.S. national security.
- All social media accounts used within the last five years must be disclosed.
- The directive applies to the DS-160 Visa, used for temporary travel including tourism, business, studies, or medical treatment.
- Failure to disclose social media information could lead to immediate visa denial or ineligibility for future U.S. Visas.
- The policy stems from increased vetting announced by the United States’ Department of State in June 2025 to deter illegal entry.
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