The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it will temporarily waive visa bond requirements for certain international visitors attending the FIFA World Cup, easing travel restrictions for some foreign fans headed to the United States next month.
The State Department instead opted into FIFA’s pass system for expedited visa appointments. Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs Mora Namdar said the move is aimed at helping the U.S. host the best FIFA World Cup in history.
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