Traveling to the USA Post-Travel Ban: What to Expect?
With most foreign nationals now free to plan to travel to the US, it’s important to remember that travel rules and regulations have not returned to pre-pandemic status.
November 27, 2021
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With most foreign nationals now free to plan to travel to the US, it’s important to remember that travel rules and regulations have not returned to pre-pandemic status.
On November 19, USCIS conducted a third round of selection of H1B registrations to reach the fiscal year (FY) 2022 H-1B numerical allocations.
If the country is accepted onto the program, Israelis could be able to visit the United States without a visa from 2023.
Following a recent settlement in a federal lawsuit, USCIS has issued new policy guidance regarding spousal work authorization for E, H-4 and L-2 spouses.
The US travel ban is set to end on November 8, 2021, for fully vaccinated foreign nationals, including travelers from the UK.
Under the new proclamation, as of 12.01am EST on Monday November 8, 2021, foreign nationals who attempt to enter the United States through air travel are required to provide evidence of approved full COVID-19 vaccinations prior to flight boarding.
Biden Orders ICE to Halt Worksite Raids The Biden Administration has ordered the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to halt large-scale worksite arrest operations.
From November 2021, border restrictions between the USA and Mexico, and the USA and Canada, are being lifted and replaced with COVID vaccination requirements.
A federal judge in the US has ruled that the Department of State was unlawful in suspending visa processing services as a result of the travel ban, and that processing services must continue despite current travel restrictions.
From early November, fully vaccinated adult travelers from the UK, the 26 European Schengen countries, Ireland, China, Iran, Brazil, South Africa and India will no longer be subject to the travel ban.
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