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Canadian Permanent Residents Must Pay $250 Visa Integrity Fee to Enter U. S. Beginning July 18, 2025, Canadian permanent residents require a $250 visa integrity fee for U S nonimmigrant visas, introduced by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act The fee aims to enforce visa compliance, is refundable if all rules are followed, and will increase yearly with inflation, affecting travel costs for many foreigners
U. S. introduces $250 visa fee for Canadian permanent residents under . . . July 18, 2025 RED FM News Desk Canadian permanent residents planning to travel to the United States on a non-immigrant visa — such as for tourism, business, or study — will soon be required to pay a new $250 fee This new charge is being introduced under U S legislation known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” a law introduced during the Trump administration aimed at strengthening
US Will Begin Charging Some Tourists a $250 ‘Visa Integrity Fee’ According to the bill’s language, the fee will apply to “any alien issued a nonimmigrant visa at the time of such issuance ” That means anyone applying for a nonimmigrant visa in any category that requires issuance for entry into the US should expect to pay the $250 charge, according to immigration legal firm Envoy Global
Budget Law Imposes Nonimmigrant Visa Integrity Fee The visa integrity fee will be paid in addition to the "machine readable visa" (MRV) visa application fee and any reciprocity fees that nonimmigrant visa applicants must already pay
US Introduces $250 Visa Integrity Fee for Nonimmigrants Any foreign national who has been given a nonimmigrant visa by the US falls into the new fee and these include: Most Canadians and most European nationals (including other nationalities who make use of Visa Waiver Program) do not need a visa to make short visits to the US and are, thus, exempt