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The US Mission has attributed the reason for the heavy backlog to a near-complete shutdown and freezing of resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Which is ready to welcome dozens of ukrainians, but the visa backlog is causing growing frustration. aberfeldy waits. this is the town which wants to open its hearts and homes to ukrainian refugees. were getting mary and mike. shes actually mariana and hes mikela. everybody here is sponsoring a family — 22 families in all, over 55 ukrainians. do they have their visas yet? she has hers. but almost a month after the homes for ukraine scheme launched, not a single refugee has arrived. no, and get...

South Africans hoping to travel to the US will have to wait as long as six-months before they can get an appointment for a visa interview.

Weekly Immigration Round-Up: U.S. Embassies to Address Visa Backlog; Family Detention Center Closes; Sweeping Immigration Reform Stalls Friday, March 5, 2021 U.S. Consulates to Prioritize Immigrant Visa Backlog The Biden administration announced this week that it was directing U.S. embassies and consulates a priority on the processing of fiancé(e) visas and permanent residence visas (better known as “green cards”). The announcement reverses course from the previous administration...