QQ? Weibo? Youku? US visa applicants told to list social media profiles


  • TECH
  • Monday, 03 Jun 2019

According to US media reports, on online visa application pages, applicants now have to list all social media platforms and usernames that they used within the last five years.

Chinese visa agents are warning clients planning to visit the United States to be wary about their online presence, with US visa applicants now reportedly required to give information about their social media accounts.

According to US media reports, on online visa application pages, applicants now have to list all social media platforms and usernames that they used within the last five years.

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