US visa-free entry restrictions 5 years traveled to Syria to bid

United States House of representatives on Tuesday overwhelmingly votes to pass bills to tighten visa, VWP citizens, in the past 5 years have been to Iraq and Syria names, such as State sponsors of terrorism, will not be able to get permission from the visa to the United States, and the need to apply for a visa through rigorous safety review, and able to enter into the United States.

House of representatives on Tuesday passed by 407 to 19 the 2015 visa Reform Act. The Bill supported by the White House, mainly in Paris after the terrorist attack committed extremists who might avoid signing after arriving United States.

Strengthen criminal suspect information sharing In addition to setting out the new system after March 1, 2011 have been to Iraq, and Syria, and Iran and the Sudan of visitors, unable to enjoy the benefits of visa-free visit to the United States, also called for visa-free countries to strengthen information sharing on terrorist and criminal suspects, and the marks of the issuing body of information electronic passports.

Main advocate Republican Bill Miller said, "for safety considerations, we will require these individuals to apply for a visa, subject to normal visa review process.

In addition, participate in visa scheme but with Iran, and Iraq, and Syria, and the Sudan people with dual nationality, must apply for a visa to enter the United States.

United States visa system for 38 countries, mostly United States ally and relatively stable development of democratic countries, most European countries, including suspected terrorist attack in Paris home Belgium or France.

In 1986, introduced visa-free regime, meaning that applicants do not need to go to their consulate, and after you submit your online form and pay a small fee, will be able to smooth entry into United States.

About 20 million people each year in order to avoid signing after arriving United States and can stay for up to 90 days, this United States economy a boost.

United States officials said that so far, more than 5,000 more than the Europeans, including people from visa-free countries, visiting Syria, and Iraq take refuge in extremist organizations, "Halifa" (IS), and the United States pose a threat to security