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US to stop routine visa processing at Abuja embassy, 24 other African missions

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The US will end routine visa processing at its Abuja embassy and 24 other African missions from August 1, 2026. Learn how this US visa processing change af Read More: https://punchng.com/us-to-stop-routine-visa-processing-at-abuja-embassy-24-other-african-missions/

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