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Travel to the U.S. looks different in 2026.
Tourists face a number of new fees and entry restrictions, and visa wait times continue to lag in certain countries. Then there’s the the recent spike in fuel prices, which could turn away budget-conscious travelers by triggering 10%-plus fare hikes.
Industry advocates warn certain changes could dampen travel’s post-pandemic recovery. The U.S. tallied just over 68 million international visitors in 2025, down 5.5% from the previous year and over 10 million short of 2019’s levels.
The good news for international travelers? The U.S. doesn’t appear to be in a rush to roll out some of its most restrictive changes. Here’s where entry requirements stand today.
Entry Fees, Restrictions
New restrictions and fees introduced by the U.S. in recent months include:
Bonds of up to $15,000 for business travelers and tourists from 50 countries, including some wi
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