Fumed Mali reacts to Trump’s visa bond scheme, US travellers now have to deposit bond of…

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Mali has declared that it will request US citizens submit bonds of up to $10,000 for both commercial and tourist visas, in response to the Trump administration’s declaration that the West African nation will be added to its visa bond scheme, Reuters reported.

Mali mandates US citizens to pay bonds for visas In retaliation to the US visa bond scheme, (Bloomberg)

Mali citizens to post visa bonds to enter US

Mali is now one of the nations whose citizens must post visa bonds in order to enter the United States. Beginning on October 23, 2025, Mali citizens who are otherwise determined to be qualified for a B-1/B-2 business or tourist visa will be required to provide a $10,000 visa bond before the visa will be granted.

All Malian passport holders must meet this condition, regardless of where they applied.

Any national or citizen traveling on a Mali passport who is determined to be otherwise qualified for a B-1/B-2 visa is…

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