AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Visa Bonds (Burundi on the list): The U.S. has made its refundable visa bond programme permanent for selected B1/B2 business and tourist applicants, with consular officers able to require deposits up to $20,000; the rule takes effect 3 August 2026 and Burundi is included, meaning some Burundian travellers may need to pay before a visa is issued (money is refunded if they leave on time and follow visa conditions). US Visa Processing Changes: From 1 August 2026, the U.S. shifted visa application services to regional hubs; Bujumbura (Burundi) is redirected to Kampala, Uganda, changing where applicants must travel for interviews. Anti-Trafficking Warning: Burundi’s authorities and partners warn of renewed worker exploitation and child trafficking during summer holidays, urging parents and communities to stay vigilant. Justice System Upgrade: Burundi plans major investment in judicial infrastructure, including new courts and prosecutor offices across provinces and districts, aiming to bring justice closer to citizens. Football & Travel Links: CAF Confederation Cup draw sets Durban City vs Rukinzo (Burundi) in the preliminary round, with first legs 4–6 September.
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