Airplane taking off / Grok AI The United States will soon begin charging travelers a $250 “visa integrity fee” in order to enter the country. The rule, which was included in the recent budget reconciliation package, will apply to all visitors who need nonimmigrant visas to enter and cannot be waived. However, some travelers eventually may be able to get the fee reimbursed. CNBC provides more details: The fee will be at least $250 during the U.S. fiscal year 2025, which runs from Oct. 1, 2024, to Sept. 30, 2025. However, the secretary of Homeland Security is free to set the fee higher, according to the provision. Thereafter, the visa integrity fee will be adjusted for inflation. The “visa integrity fee” applies to all visitors…
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