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Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by Highlandgee(op):
The United States embassy in Lagos and Accra are receiving backlash for scheduling visa application interviews for as long as three years.

The US government has received loads of petitions over the matter but nothing seems to have changed as the embassy has cited a huge backlog of applications, Covid-19, and reduced staff numbers among the reasons for the extended interview dates.

It has emerged that if a Nigerian applied for any kind of visa at their embassies in Lagos or Accra, the earliest time they will be booked for an interview will be in April or May of 2025 – that is at least 36 months after the application.

Although the hundreds of Nigerians affected by the situation have petitioned the Department of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration for intervention, nothing has changed since last year.

Some people who shared their experiences with Afrotimes Newspaper disclosed that they have had to travel to Liberia and Ivory Coast to apply for their visas to enter the US because, in those countries, the waiting time is much less.

“The earliest time you would be booked for an interview, if you are eligible, is somewhere between April and May 2025. This is sad considering the fact that a lot of people making travel arrangements do not make them two years in advance,” one applicant said.

Source: Afrotimes News https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper/photos/a.119381757440035/126527590058785/

Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by Newphiligeek123: 7:27pm On Jun 13, 2022
It's all these yeye "agents" that are booking the interview dates and selling them.
Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by otipoju(m): 8:12pm On Jun 13, 2022
Newphiligeek123:
It's all these yeye "agents" that are booking the interview dates and selling them.
No its not true.

Its their own way of limiting people coming in. But them like the money and wont stop collecting fees


Hopefully if Peter Obi becomes president people and the economy improves, people will be less inclined to run away from this rotten country.
Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by topboynaija: 9:19pm On Jun 13, 2022
Everything na agent. You forgot these airlines also control these things
otipoju:
No its not true.

Its their own way of limiting people coming in. But them like the money and wont stop collecting fees


Hopefully if Peter Obi becomes president people and the economy improves, people will be less inclined to run away from this rotten country.
Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by ednut1(m): 9:25pm On Jun 13, 2022
Canada does not do visa interviews na. This is just a way of telling Nigerians. We dont want you to come in on visit visa. As you will japa to canada by road or remain in usa as illegal
Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by Highlandgee(op): 3:29pm On Jun 14, 2022
For the latest news about Nigerians abroad, read the AfroTimes Newspaper
https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper

Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by Hafizah(f): 6:31pm On Jun 14, 2022
Highlandgee:
The United States embassy in Lagos and Accra are receiving backlash for scheduling visa application interviews for as long as three years.

The US government has received loads of petitions over the matter but nothing seems to have changed as the embassy has cited a huge backlog of applications, Covid-19, and reduced staff numbers among the reasons for the extended interview dates.

It has emerged that if a Nigerian applied for any kind of visa at their embassies in Lagos or Accra, the earliest time they will be booked for an interview will be in April or May of 2025 – that is at least 36 months after the application.

Although the hundreds of Nigerians affected by the situation have petitioned the Department of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration for intervention, nothing has changed since last year.

Some people who shared their experiences with Afrotimes Newspaper disclosed that they have had to travel to Liberia and Ivory Coast to apply for their visas to enter the US because, in those countries, the waiting time is much less.

“The earliest time you would be booked for an interview, if you are eligible, is somewhere between April and May 2025. This is sad considering the fact that a lot of people making travel arrangements do not make them two years in advance,” one applicant said.

Source: Afrotimes News https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper/photos/a.119381757440035/126527590058785/
How true is this? So even if an U.S Citizen comes down to Nigeria and get married, do their spouse have to wait these long to get their application approved. Pls shed more light
Re: Pressure Mounts On US Embassy To Stop 3-year Waiting Time For Visa Interviews by Highlandgee(op): 7:25pm On Jun 14, 2022
Hafizah:
How true is this? So even if an U.S Citizen comes down to Nigeria and get married, do their spouse have to wait these long to get their application approved. Pls shed more light
Anything that is connected with U.S Citizens are consular services and classified as urgent. So the wait does not apply here.
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