The United States government will demand a history of using social networks from the last five years for those applying for entry visas . The measure becomes valid in sixty days, according to a CNN report.
According to the channel, the administration will also request the e-mail and telephone of the applicants. The new rule will help authorities
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On May 2017, our associate Sergio Botinha visited the United Nation’s offices during a trip to New York.
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Grazie Moment – Italian Consulate
2016 moments… invited by the Italian Consulate. Thank you Consul Aurora Russi.
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