The United States will waive the controversial $15,000 (£11,000) visa bond requirement for ticket holders from 50 countries attending the upcoming FIFA World Cup, the BBC reported.This exemption specifically targets qualified fans who have purchased valid match tickets, providing significant financial relief to supporters from nations such as Algeria, Cabo Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Tunisia, all of which have qualified for the tournament.ALSO READ: Kevin Warsh Gets Senate Approval To Lead US Federal Reserve With Slimmest Margin Ever"We are waiving visa bonds for qualified fans who bought World Cup tickets," Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs Mora Namdar said, emphasising the administration's goal of facilitating travel for the tournament.The policy was introduced last year to curb visa overstays, while players, coaches, and team staff were already exempt, according to the official circular.The 12-month trial program, started last August as part of stricter....