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nigerian seafarers stranded over us visa clampdown
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AI-generatedThe US visa restriction reduces the supply of Nigerian seafarers for international shipping, increasing labor costs for shipping companies and reducing Nigeria's foreign exchange earnings. The impact is Nigeria-specific and affects the maritime labor market.
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- US visa clampdown restricts C1D visa to three-month single-entry validity.
- Over 250 Nigerian seafarers directly affected.
- Nigeria loses approximately $2 million monthly in foreign exchange.
- Seafarers petitioned Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for intervention.