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US announces new visa fees - embassy statement
16:36 * 04.09.14
Starting from September 12, non-immigrant and immigrant visa application
fees for the United States will change for several categories of
individuals.
The US Embassy to Armenia has published that list of the visa types that
will be affected by the change
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fees
Type of Visa
Previous Fee
New Fee
Treaty Investor and Trader visas (E)
$270
$205
Fiancé(e) visas (K)
$240
$265
Border Crossing Card (under age 15)
$15
$16
Immigrant Visa Processing Fees
Type of Visa
Previous Fee
New Fee
Immediate Relative and Family Preference Applications
$230
$325
Employment-Based Applications
$405
$345
Special Immigrant Visa Applicants (except for Diversity Visa applicants)
$220
$205
Determining Returning Resident Status
$275
$180
Waiver of Two-Year Residency Requirement
$215
$120
Affidavit of Support Review (only when reviewed domestically)
$88
$120
Citizens' and Administrative Processing Services
Type of Visa
Previous Fee New Fee
Administrative Processing of Formal Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship
$450$2,350
Charge for Consular Time (for fee services performed outside of normal
business hours or away from the office)
$231$135
There will be no change in visitor (Business, Tourism, and Medical
Treatment), student, or exchange visitor visa fees. They are and will
remain $160 per applicant.
All visa applicants must pay the fee amounts in effect on the day they pay,
with the exception of Immigrant Visa application processing fees paid
domestically to the National Visa Center (NVC), which will be effective as
of the date of billing.
Fees that decrease are not refundable. If an applicant pays a visa fee
before September 12, 2014 and that fee decreases, the Embassy will not give
a refund.
For non-immigrant fees subject to an increase, the amount already paid will
be accepted within 90 days after the new rule go into effect.
More information is available on the official website of the US Department
of State and the US Embassy to Armenia
.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2014/09/04/us-embassy-fees/
16:36 * 04.09.14
Starting from September 12, non-immigrant and immigrant visa application
fees for the United States will change for several categories of
individuals.
The US Embassy to Armenia has published that list of the visa types that
will be affected by the change
Nonimmigrant Visa Processing Fees
Type of Visa
Previous Fee
New Fee
Treaty Investor and Trader visas (E)
$270
$205
Fiancé(e) visas (K)
$240
$265
Border Crossing Card (under age 15)
$15
$16
Immigrant Visa Processing Fees
Type of Visa
Previous Fee
New Fee
Immediate Relative and Family Preference Applications
$230
$325
Employment-Based Applications
$405
$345
Special Immigrant Visa Applicants (except for Diversity Visa applicants)
$220
$205
Determining Returning Resident Status
$275
$180
Waiver of Two-Year Residency Requirement
$215
$120
Affidavit of Support Review (only when reviewed domestically)
$88
$120
Citizens' and Administrative Processing Services
Type of Visa
Previous Fee New Fee
Administrative Processing of Formal Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship
$450$2,350
Charge for Consular Time (for fee services performed outside of normal
business hours or away from the office)
$231$135
There will be no change in visitor (Business, Tourism, and Medical
Treatment), student, or exchange visitor visa fees. They are and will
remain $160 per applicant.
All visa applicants must pay the fee amounts in effect on the day they pay,
with the exception of Immigrant Visa application processing fees paid
domestically to the National Visa Center (NVC), which will be effective as
of the date of billing.
Fees that decrease are not refundable. If an applicant pays a visa fee
before September 12, 2014 and that fee decreases, the Embassy will not give
a refund.
For non-immigrant fees subject to an increase, the amount already paid will
be accepted within 90 days after the new rule go into effect.
More information is available on the official website of the US Department
of State and the US Embassy to Armenia
.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2014/09/04/us-embassy-fees/