For years, a U.S. passport meant near-global access — but that golden ticket is losing its shine.
Countries once eager to welcome Americans are now tightening immigration rules. Why? Rising nationalism, job protection, and shifting politics.
JAPAN is rolling out JESTA, a new visa pre-approval system by 2028 for “visa-free” travelers.
CANADA is slowing immigration, especially for students, workers, and asylum seekers.
UAE is getting tough: no high-demand skills or big investments? Continues…





