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US Visa Overhaul for Africa: From Aug 1, 2026, the US will end routine visa processing at 25 African posts, including Durban and Libreville, and route applicants to regional hubs such as Johannesburg, Cape Town, Lagos, Malabo, and Yaoundé—a big shift for travelers planning tourism, business, or family visits. Equatorial Guinea Link: The new hub plan keeps Malabo handling nonimmigrant visas, while Yaoundé expands for immigrant cases affecting Equatorial Guinea. Travel Planning Tip: If you’re heading to the US soon, expect to book through the new hub system rather than the usual local consulate. Schengen Quick Guide: A separate explainer breaks down who needs a Schengen visa for Spain and what the short-stay rules look like for travelers. Visa Access Watch: Turkey’s expanded eVisa list includes Equatorial Guinea, making online applications easier for eligible travelers.

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