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Visa Processing Fees to Change on April 13, 2012
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The Department of State will be adjusting certain visa processing fees as of April 13, 2012. Some fees have increased while others have decreased.
Non-Immigrant Visas
B-1 business/B-2 visitor: $160 (previously $140)
F-1 student/J-1: $160 (previously $140)
H, L, O, P, Q R: $190 (previously $150)
E-1/E-2 treaty: $270 (previously $390)
K fiancé: $240 (previously $350)
Border crossing cards: $160 (previously $140) (age 15+)
Border crossing cards: $15 (previously $14) (age 15-)
Immigrant Visas
Immediate relative: $230 (previously $330)
Employment based: $405 (previously $720)
Diversity visa: $330 (previously $440)
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