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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2022 · 1 MIN

The new US guidance for consular officers may help international students get visas

from Education Beyond Borders · host Verbalists Education

The US Department of State has adjusted its guidance for consular officers who are no longer required for student visas approvals to ask for ties of property, employment, and continuity of life that are required of short term, tourist visa applicants. This episode is also available as a post HERE.  Visit our Internet portal Verbalists Education & Language Network for the latest news, promotions, and advice for prospective & current international students. Students, teachers and parents worldwide choose Verbalists as their trusted guide for the finest in educational services and language travel. Connect with us: ➡️ Facebook ➡️ Instagram ➡️ YouTube Channel  ➡️ Twitter ➡️ LinkedIn Verbalists Education ➡️ LinkedIn PRODIREKT ➡️ PRODIREKT Group Verbalists is a brand of PRODIREKT, which is a certified representative and partner of prestigious schools and colleges in world renowned university centers. In fact, it was the cooperation with these reputable schools which led to launching Verbalists as a communication network.

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