According to a report by the New York Times, Pakistan might be put in the “Orange Category” on the future US travel restrictions list.
While Pakistani individuals would not face a full travel restriction, they may face increased scrutiny when seeking for US visas. According to the article, some types of visas for Pakistani citizens may be restricted, with the new category allowing solely business-related travel.
Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon are all expected to face a total travel ban, while Libya, Palestine, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen may also be added to the restricted list.
The proposed revisions suggest a shift in US immigration and travel policy, which might have an impact on thousands of Pakistanis seeking access.
Related posts:
On Sunday, Pakistan and India will face off in the first match of the Women’s World Cup.
Israel’s violent actions have turned Gaza into a “living hell”: PM Kakar
Gohar claims that conspirators are attempting to steal the PTI’s election emblem.
The Supreme Court has reserved its decision on the ECP petition challenging the bat for the PTI.
PTI boycotts KP governor-hosted APC over fatal Kurram violence.
The World Bank has approved $195 million for Pakistan’s energy industry.
The world’s $94 trillion economy is explained.
South Waziristan security forces seize a huge stockpile of firearms.
Pakistani media reports In 24 hours, there were 7,195 coronavirus cases and 8 fatalities.
PSL7: The Lahore Qalandars have set a goal of 207 runs for the Multan Sultans.