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In-person visa interviews made mandatory for some children and older adults

A reported policy requires children under 14 and adults over 79 to attend in-person interviews to obtain a visa, with possible exceptions not specified.

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The change could increase visa-processing burdens and affect international travel for families and older applicants.

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