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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82221, member: 636"]
OnlyFans creators are securing elite visas while scientists struggle to get approved. Lawyers are using a loophole to get influencers and adult stars into the States. This shift happened after Donald Trump imposed harsh travel bans on Nigeria recently. They argue that posting nudes counts as extraordinary talent under current immigration laws.

The O-1B visa usually covers arts and entertainment. Attorneys Michael Wildes and Fiona McEntee claim subscriber counts prove commercial success. They use likes and views to show significant impact for these digital personalities. It seems easier to quantify clout than academic research for the other visa category.

Applicants cannot file petitions themselves and need a sponsor. Successful candidates can even bring their dependents along. Brands, deals, and store launches now qualify as starring in distinguished productions. This path bypasses the blocked tourist and student visa routes for many Nigerians.

Critics worry this trend hurts actual experts in science or education. Those professionals face harder subjective assessments compared to simply showing follower stats. Lawyers insist the approval process remains straightforward for internet celebs. Cash and clout clearly speak louder than degrees in this system.
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