Visa bonds in immigration are financial guarantees required by a government to ensure that certain visa applicants comply with the terms of their stay. Typically imposed on visitors from countries with high overstay rates, the bond—often thousands of dollars—is refunded if the individual departs on time. The U.S., for example, has proposed visa bond programs to deter overstays and promote lawful immigration. These bonds act as a tool to enforce immigration rules and reduce risks. While controversial, supporters argue they ensure accountability, while critics claim they may unfairly target travelers from specific nations and hinder international mobility.
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