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📢Indonesia Embassy Change: The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta is prioritizing the processing of immigrant visas of all types and has reallocated resources to process these cases according to the latest health and safety guidelines. In addition, the United States Embassy in Jakarta and Consulate General Surabaya have resumed services for all nonimmigrant visa categories at reduced capacity.

📢 02-April detailed statistics. ⚠️ This table may not be 100% accurate, some assumptions made during the calculation. It can be wrong or misleading, please use it with caution.

📢Romania Embassy Update: The Consular Section currently has limited capacity to field telephone calls. Please do not telephone the Consular Section for temporary visa information.

📢Philippines Embassy Update: Panel Physician Updates: St. Luke's Medical Center Extension Clinic (SLEC) is the Embassy's accredited panel physician. Visa applicants should monitor [LINK] for updates. Visa applicants, petitioners, and/or their authorized representatives may contact SLEC directly at [LINK]

Russia Embassy Change: Both the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and the Consulate General in Yekaterinburg are currently processing a limited number of interview waiver visa renewals for C1/D, F, M, P1, and P-4 visas.

📢Senegal Embassy Change: The United States Embassy in Senegal is currently providing [LINK] for all categories of immigrant visas and some limited categories of [LINK]. While the Embassy aims to schedule visa interviews as quickly as practicable, capacity is extremely limited, and applicants should expect significant wait times for both immigrant and nonimmigrant visa interview appointments. The Embassy will continue to provide emergency and mission-critical visa services for urgent humanitarian, medical, and business travel