US Visa Applicants Now Need To Provide Their Social Media Accounts From the Past 5 Years
You might be used to tailoring your social media account so it looks good for potential employers, but now you might have to be mindful of how it looks for a visa application — if you want to come to the US, that is. According to a new state department policy that began Friday, visa applicants to the US must now submit information about any social media accounts they have used in the past five years. This would allow the government to look at your photos, locations, birthday, and other personal data.