Dhaka, Sept. 9 -- The US Embassy in Dhaka on Monday warned that anyone caught lying or submitting fraudulent documents in the visa process faces a permanent ban from entering the United States.

Posting on its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, the embassy stated, "Visa fraud has serious consequences. Lying or providing fake documents can result in a permanent visa bans under US immigration law. This means you will never go."

That echoes remarks earlier this month and last week, reiterating that those engaging in visa fraud or aiding others in it will be barred for life.

Under US immigration law, false statements or misrepresentations, especially when intended to gain immigration benefits, can render an applicant inadmissible for lif...