Back
Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 3d
Another huge startup opportunity The U.S. now requires student visa applicants to make their social media public. That means every post, photo, and like is now part of your visa application. One wrong impression online could raise a red flag—and you may never know why. This opens up a big opportunity: a service that audits digital footprints for students. For a fee, it could scan posts, comments, and profiles, and flag what might hurt their chances. Think of it like a visa-safe online clean-up. Smart, private, and practical. Most students don't even remember what they posted five years ago. And embassies will now check everything, across platforms. A service like this helps students take control of their digital story—before it’s judged by someone else. It’s not just about deleting posts. It's about understanding what embassies might see as risky—political content, slang, dark humor, or even vague associations. Guidance here can mean the difference between approval and rejection. Visa coaching already exists. But visa-ready social media audits could be the next essential step. Who’s building this? Because students need it—now more than ever. it's not about just indian students , social media is used by almost every student applying to US Visa world wide, would require this service. Not just identifying and deleting also , suggesting the red flags or things you shouldn't repeat from now which could cancel your visa application
Replies (4)
More like this
Recommendations from Medial
Download the medial app to read full posts, comements and news.