The Trump ad­min­is­tra­tion is sus­pend­ing a re­quire­ment that for­eign vis­i­tors from coun­tries that have qual­i­fied for the World Cup and have bought tick­ets for the soc­cer tour­na­ment pay as much as $15,000 in bonds to en­ter the Unit­ed States, the State De­part­ment said Wednes­day.

The de­part­ment im­posed the bond re­quire­ment last year for coun­tries that it said had high rates of peo­ple over­stay­ing their visas and oth­er se­cu­ri­ty is­sues as part of the Re­pub­li­can ad­min­is­tra­tion’s broad­er crack­down on im­mi­gra­tion.

Trav­el­ers to the Unit­ed States from 50 coun­tries are re­quired to pay the new bond, and five of those coun­tries have qual­i­fied for the World Cup — Al­ge­ria, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Sene­gal and Tunisia.