The new pilot programme is set to begin on August 10 and aims to curb visa overstays.
Officials say other countries may soon also need to pay a similar deposit, which will be returned at the end of their visit.
According to figures published in 2023 by the Department of Homeland Security, 14% of visitors from Malawi overstay their visas, compared to 11% of Zambian visitors.
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