U.S Govt to Scrap 30 Visa Processing Embassies in Africa

The latest reduction in visa-processing locations could further complicate access to U.S. travel documents for students, tourists, and families seeking to visit America...

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The United States government is set to significantly reduce the number of its embassies in Africa that process visa applications, a move expected to impact thousands of travelers.

The number of visa-processing embassies will be cut from nearly 50 to just 20 across the continent.
The U.S. State Department, with approval from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is implementing this change.
Nairobi, Kenya, is among the selected regional processing hubs, alongside other major African cities.

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