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    Visitor visas at Port of Spain

    As of September 17, 2026, the State Department lists a 15 days wait for the next visitor visa appointment at Port of Spain, against a median of 1 month. 0 of 187 posts list a shorter wait.

    Source: U.S. Department of State: Global Visa Wait Times · Published 2026-09-17 · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · Coverage 2026-09-17

    Visitor visas issued at Port of Spain

    Port of Spain issued 2,151 visitor visas in February 2026, 33% fewer than February 2025 (3,217). 33,464 over the past 12 months (sum of monthly reports, not an official total). The count covers B-1, B-2 and border crossing cards.

    Nonimmigrant visas issued at Port of Spain each month, October 2022 to February 2026. The monthly figures are listed below the chart.02k4k6k2023202420252026
    Monthly figures
    MonthVisas issued
    Feb 20262,151
    Jan 20262,471
    Dec 20252,170
    Nov 20252,021
    Oct 20252,797
    Sep 20253,042
    Aug 20253,905
    Jul 20253,467
    Jun 20253,003
    May 20252,853
    Apr 20252,624
    Mar 20252,960
    Feb 20253,217
    Jan 20253,600
    Dec 20243,138
    Nov 20243,800
    Oct 20243,531
    Sep 20243,962
    Aug 20245,153
    Jul 20243,748
    Jun 20244,231
    May 20245,348
    Apr 20245,659
    Mar 20245,222
    Feb 20244,289
    Jan 20244,733
    Dec 20233,959
    Nov 20233,433
    Oct 20234,163
    Sep 20234,138
    Aug 20235,464
    Jul 20235,240
    Jun 20234,648
    May 20235,392
    Apr 20233,618
    Mar 20234,521
    Feb 20233,411
    Jan 20233,271
    Dec 20222,902
    Nov 20223,036
    Oct 20221,830
    Visa classFeb 2026Feb 2025Past 12 monthsSum of monthly reports, not an official total
    B1/B2Business and tourism visitor2,1503,21733,459
    B1Business visitor105

    Sources: U.S. Department of State: Monthly Immigrant Visa Issuances and U.S. Department of State: Monthly Nonimmigrant Visa Issuances · Retrieved 2026-10-15 · Coverage 2022-10/2026-02

    Visitor visa refusal rate for Trinidad and Tobago nationals

    The State Department publishes refusal rates by nationality, counting applicants at every post, not by post. A refusal is what applicants usually call a visa rejection. This is the rate for nationals of Trinidad and Tobago wherever they applied, not a rate for Port of Spain.

    Adjusted B visa refusal rate, FY2025

    14.92%

    Ranks 146 of 199 nationalities, highest first.

    How the rate is calculated →

    Source: U.S. Department of State: Adjusted Refusal Rate, B-Visas by Nationality · Retrieved 2026-07-24 · Coverage FY2025

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    What B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa applicants report being asked

    These figures come from 205 interview reports that applicants shared publicly, at every post rather than Port of Spain alone. They describe who chose to report, not every applicant.

    59%

    Travel purpose questions

    In about 120 reports

    28%

    Current employment

    In about 60 reports

    25%

    Purpose of visit

    In about 50 reports

    Source: Visa Interviews Research release 2026.07.18-us-v1 · Published 2026-07-18 · Coverage 2024-03 to 2026-07Every B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa finding →

    Other visas at Port of Spain

    Where these figures come from

    The State Department publishes each of these separately, on its own schedule. We show each one with its own date and never add figures from one to another.