Non-Immigrants May Have To Wait For A Longer Period Of Time To Get VISA Appointment

At least three million visa holders from across India will be able to travel to the United States from 8th November. The new international air travel policy as prepared by the US Government states that all visa holders should be fully-vaccinated and must present a valid proof of vaccination before boarding their flight from India. Officials say that all Indian travellers must facilitate a legitimate travel to show their support for the growing ties between the two nations post COVID-19 interruptions. People under the non-immigrant categories will have to wait for a significantly longer time for VISA appointments. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CACP) said that passengers who took only the vaccines approved by the FDA or listed as Emergency Use Listing (EUL) from the World Health Organisation will be allowed to enter the US.