Starting January 21, 2026, Bangladeshi B1/B2 visa applicants must pay a refundable $15,000 bond. Learn about official payment ...

Bangladeshi citizens applying for US B1/B2 visas from January 21, 2026, may face a visa bond of $5,000 to $15,000, determined ...

The US now requires Bangladeshi nationals applying for B1 and B2 visas to post a refundable $15,000 bond after approval. The ...

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According to a US State Department order, issued on January 8, 38 countries will now be required to pay a bond while applying ...

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DHAKA, Jan 19, 2025 (BSS) – The US Embassy today cautioned Bangladeshi visa applicants against paying any visa bond before ...

Dhaka, Jan. 21 -- The government of Bangladesh will now continue to extend the 'visa-on-arrival' facility to all eligible countries, including Bhutan.

The decision marks a significant tightening of visa conditions for Bangladeshi applicants and places them among a small group of nationalities facing additional financial scrutiny due to past patterns ...

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When international doors close to a country’s citizens, it is not merely a travel inconvenience; it is a direct blow to that country’s brand value.

The US Embassy in Dhaka announced that from January 21, 2026, Bangladeshis approved for new B1/B2 visas must pay up to $15000 bond, refundable if visa terms are followed.