AI Prospecting for Visa

The recent significant news regarding U.S. visas includes:- The May 2025 Visa Bulletin shows modest movement in family-based categories, with the F-2A category advancing by over three months and the F-4 category advancing by two months for most countries, except India and Mexico. The EB-5 category for India retrogressed by six months due to increased demand[1].- The EB-4 category has reached its annual limit and will remain unavailable until the new fiscal year starts on October 1, 2025[2].- There has been heightened scrutiny and a significant increase in rejections for F-1 visas, particularly for Indian students, along with potential changes to the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program and stricter travel warnings for H-1B visa holders[5].

Visa will host its Global Product Drop event on April 30, 2025, in San Francisco, where CEO Ryan McInerney and Chief Product and Strategy Officer Jack Forestell will unveil Visa's 2025 roadmap, new products, and AI-driven commerce initiatives to transform global shopping and payment technologies[3][5][1].

Visa will host its Global Product Drop event on April 30, 2025, in San Francisco, where CEO Ryan McInerney and Chief Product and Strategy Officer Jack Forestell will unveil Visa's 2025 roadmap, new products, and AI-driven commerce initiatives to transform global shopping and payment technologies[1][2][3].