Are you talking about visa to visit Afghanistan or Venezuelan ?Please edit your content to clarify the destination country. Last edited: 21-Jan-20 10:30 AM

hes honing his fiction skills since sajha onion retired it looks like.

is this for tourist visa to Nepal? Can you clarify more on what they’ll do if a 5 month pregnant tourist shows up at TIA for on-arrival visa? 🤣🤣🤣

ark u dnt need any visa to enter Nepal. 🤣🤣🤣. As u know "pawankali" the chitwan based elephand entered nepal without visa, so definitely im not talking about nepal . visit nepal 2020 going on in nepal so if a 5 month preg shows up at TIA she will be welcomed with mala n panchakanya

@ark, This smart dude, karki, is talking about visa to Venezuela. I am sure it is definitely not for USA.

@pathan sir im not smart u can google and find which country im referring to OR time will tell OR u can take it as a GUff n move on

Seems OP was partially correct in his/her heading. Not sure about the content though. https://apnews.com/d4c42c5311b... Last edited: 22-Jan-20 05:16 PM Last edited: 22-Jan-20 05:16 PM

@Hussian Khan and @maxpayne . TIME MAGAZINE POSTING AN ARTICLE ON JAN 23, 2020..RULE WILL START ON FRIDAY 24, 2020POLITICS WHITE HOUSE U.S. IMPOSES VISA RULES FOR PREGNANT WOMEN ON 'BIRTH TOURISM' U.S. Imposes Visa Rules for Pregnant Women on 'Birth Tourism' BY MATTHEW LEE AND COLLEEN LONG / AP JANUARY 23, 2020 (WASHINGTON) — The Trump administration is imposing new visa rules aimed at restricting “birth tourism,” in which women travel to the United States to give birth so their children can have U.S. citizenship. The regulations, which take effect Friday, address one of President Donald Trump’s main political priorities. The regulations seek to chip away at the number of foreigners who take advantage of the constitutional provision granting“birthright citizenship” to anyone born in the United States, a particular peeve of Trump’s. Under the new rules, pregnant applicants will be denied a tourist visa unless they can prove they must come to the U.S. to give birth for medical reasons and they have money to pay for it or have another compelling reason — not just because they want their child to have an American passport. Officials said that consular officers will not be asking all female visa applicants of child-bearing age whether they are pregnant or intend to get pregnant. Rather, they said consular officers would ask the question only if they had reason to believe the applicant is pregnant and likely or planning to give birth in the U.S. Last edited: 23-Jan-20 08:21 PM Last edited: 23-Jan-20 08:21 PM Last edited: 23-Jan-20 08:22 PM Last edited: 23-Jan-20 08:24 PM

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