More cities in China offer 144-hour visa
China has added new cities to its list of places that many foreign tourists can visit with easier-to-obtain short term visas.
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UK touts new plan to attract foreign scientists as Brexit looms
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson took to Facebook Live Thursday to announce a points-based fast-track immigration route to encourage "elite researchers and specialists in science" to move to the UK -- a move which comes just 12 weeks ahead of the UK's planned withdrawal from the European Union.
Senior Palestinian official says her US visa was rejected
Hanan Ashrawi, a leading figure in Palestinian politics over several decades, said Monday she had been denied a visa to enter the United States.
US denying visas to International Criminal Court staff
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the US will deny or revoke visas for International Criminal Court staff.
US citizens will need to register to visit parts of Europe starting in 2021
US citizens visiting parts of Europe will need authorization from the European Union come 2021.
Visa, PayActiv are providing quicker pay for those who need it most
Visa and financial services firm PayActiv are now allowing workers real-time access to earned wages ahead of their normally scheduled pay days.
US puts additional visa restrictions on Venezuelan officials
The United States announced new visa restrictions for "dozens" of officials aligned with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government and their family members, the State Department's envoy on Venezuela said Friday.
Cook joins CEOs on revived Trump business advisory council
Some prominent American executives are signing on to advise the Trump administration, more than a year after the President's equivocation on white supremacy triggered the dissolution of the White House's business councils.
Yemeni mother arrives in US to see her dying son
A Yemeni mother who had been barred from traveling to the United States under the White House travel ban has arrived in California to say goodbye to her dying 2-year-old son.
US halting visas for same-sex partners of diplomats
Under new State Department requirements, the United States will only recognize marriages -- not same-sex partnerships -- when granting diplomatic visas to partners.
Trump admin wants to block immigrants based on use of benefits
The Trump administration on Saturday revealed its plan to make it harder for immigrants to come to or stay in the United States if they or their family may use certain public benefits.
Visa, MasterCard to settle swipe fee class action
Visa and MasterCard, along with some top U.S. banks, have agreed to pay as much as $6.2 billion in a class action settlement with U.S. retailers over swipe fees.
Afghan interpreters given right to live in UK
A number of Afghan interpreters who served alongside the British Army will be allowed to resettle in the UK, following a change of government policy.
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich left waiting for UK visa
Roman Abramovich, one of the world's highest-profile Russian oligarchs and owner of the London soccer club Chelsea, is facing a longer than expected delay in renewing his UK visa.
Ikea launches a new credit card
Sure, credit cards that reward dining and hotels are great — if you're a person who travels or eats out a lot.
Credit card purchases no longer need signatures
The random scribble you hastily scrawl after swiping your credit card is no longer required.
H-1B visa applications are down again
Applications for a popular American work visa are down once again.
What you don't know about your credit card interest rates
Quick: What's the interest rate on your credit card?
First National Bank of Omaha will stop issuing NRA Visa card
First National Bank of Omaha said it will stop issuing an NRA-branded Visa card as the national debate over guns reaches a fever pitch.
Amazon's latest Prime perk: 5% cash back at Whole Foods
Amazon Prime credit card holders just bagged a new reward.
Changes are coming to balance transfer credit cards
Credit card debt is soaring. So is the number of consumers looking for balance transfer cards.
Trump admin considers rule that could limit immigrants' ability to stay in US
The Trump administration is considering new rules that would make it more difficult for immigrants to be admitted to the US or get green cards if they or their children receive certain public benefits, including some forms of Medicaid or Head Start.
Visa and Aflac boost 401(k) match after tax overhaul
Visa is boosting the 401(k) match it makes for its workers in the wake of the newly enacted Republican tax law.
Trump administration loses bid to delay Obama's 'startup visa'
A judge has found that the Department of Homeland Security did not have reasonable cause to delay the start of an Obama administration visa program for foreign entrepreneurs.
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