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Who's in line

Nearly 4 million people are waiting ahead of the system.

The green-card line isn't spread evenly — ten countries carry three-quarters of it. Here's where the wait is heaviest.

4.03M
on the official waiting list
~30%
from Mexico alone
75%
from just 10 countries
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Mexico 1.19M India 291K Philippines 288K Dom. Rep. 251K China 231K Vietnam 217K Bangladesh 215K Pakistan 142K Haiti 117K El Salv. 78K
Bubble size = people waiting Top 10 countries · U.S. immigrant-visa waiting list · as of Nov 2023 (Dept. of State)
Policy alert · Effective Jan 21, 2026

The U.S. paused immigrant visas for 75 countries.

If you're on the green-card track through family or an employer and you're from an affected country, final visa issuance is now frozen — with no announced end date. Temporary visas are not touched.

Frozen

Immigrant (green-card) visas via family or employer sponsorship, processed at U.S. embassies abroad.

Still fine

Tourist, business & student visas; H-1B, L-1, O-1, E; and adjusting status from inside the U.S.

Dual nationals may still apply using a valid passport from a country that isn't on the list.

The 75 affected countries
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filled = affected (red ↔ blue)

Source: U.S. Department of State immigrant-visa updates, announced Jan 14, 2026. General information, not legal advice — for your situation, consult a licensed U.S. immigration attorney.

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