The United States Embassy in Manila announced on Thursday, April 13, that it has increased its visa application fees, with visitor (B1/B2) visas up to US$185. ManilaBulletin
In a Twitter post, the embassy said that the new visa fees would be applicable starting May 30, 2023.
US visitor visas and other non-petition based applications increased to $185, while petition-based visa fees will increase to $205.Previously, visitor visas were charged $160; petition-based visas at $190; and E visas at $205.
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