U.S. embassies resume visa appointments with new requirements.

The United States government has resumed visa appointments for this type of visa: new requirements and reactivation of the program at embassies. Details to follow immediately. The reactivation of the Appointments for student visas in the United States This is news that marks a turning point for thousands of young international students who wish to study in the United States.

After weeks of paralysis in several embassies, as has been the case with the U.S. Embassy in Spain, the procedures have been resumed, although with new and strict safety requirements, according to reports from the the press Spanish.

Starting June 19, students and participants in cultural exchange programs (F, M, and J visas) can once again schedule an appointment to apply for their visas.

The decision comes at a time when the US government, under the influence of new policies promoted by Donald Trump, has tightened the admissions process, requiring greater transparency in applicants' digital presence.

One of the most controversial points of the new process is the obligation for the student visa applicants publicly declare their profiles on social networks.

This information will become part of the risk analysis the State Department conducts before granting a visa.

Authorities assure that this measure seeks to reinforce the standards of National security y border control, emphasizing that "a US visa is a privilege, not a right."

U.S. embassies resume student visa appointments

In addition to this digital control, the United States embassies have reminded that the data provided for visa appointments in applications must be completely accurate. true and verifiable.

Any discrepancy could lead to visa denial, even if other academic or financial requirements are met.

Visa options for international students

Currently, international students can apply for different visa categories depending on their training:

• F1 Visa: intended for academic programs at private or public universities.
• M visa: oriented towards technical or vocational studies.
• J1 Visa: for cultural and academic exchange programs, generally one year long.

The reestablishment of appointments not only represents a relief for those who already had educational plans in the US, but also reinforces the country's attractiveness as a international training destination, in a global context where many nations seek to attract young talent through educational migration programs.