New Visa Rules for Students and Diplomats from Designated Countries
This act introduces new conditions for individuals applying for diplomatic and student visas from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Its aim is to protect students in the U.S. from pressure from these governments and prevent espionage. Nationals of these countries will need to certify they will not engage in repressive activities or collect information on students.
Key points
Requires diplomats and students from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea to certify they will not engage in transnational repression against students in the U.S.
Immediate termination of diplomatic or student visas if the certification is violated.
Mandates prior notification and approval for foreign mission members from these countries visiting U.S. higher education or research institutions.
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