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If you’re planning a trip to the U.S. and have been there before—especially for medical reasons—brace yourself: the U.S. Embassy in Guyana now demands proof you paid all past medical bills out of pocket. No Medicaid or public assistance allowed, as they’re cracking down on “public charge” risks. Expect to show you can cover your trip, including surprises like illness. Travel insurance is strongly recommended to avoid burdening U.S. taxpayers—and yes, emergencies still get care, but routine use of public health systems could tank future visa chances. Be responsible for your own expenses—or risk rejection.

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