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    Visas issued in Jerusalem, by month

    In February 2026, the U.S. embassy or consulate in Jerusalem, Israel, issued 102 nonimmigrant visas and 119 immigrant visas, according to the State Department's monthly issuance reports. In February 2025, it issued 601 and 256. That was the 166th most nonimmigrant visas and the 18th most immigrant visas of the 215 posts listed here.

    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

    Nonimmigrant visas issued at Jerusalem

    102 in February 2026, 83% fewer than February 2025 (601). 4,246 over the past 12 months (sum of monthly reports, not an official total).

    Nonimmigrant visas issued at Jerusalem each month, October 2022 to February 2026. The monthly figures are listed below the chart.01k2k3k2023202420252026
    Monthly figures
    MonthVisas issued
    Feb 2026102
    Jan 2026145
    Dec 2025190
    Nov 2025265
    Oct 2025240
    Sep 2025273
    Aug 2025381
    Jul 2025846
    Jun 2025359
    May 2025478
    Apr 2025484
    Mar 2025483
    Feb 2025601
    Jan 2025789
    Dec 2024612
    Nov 2024587
    Oct 2024706
    Sep 2024743
    Aug 2024883
    Jul 2024898
    Jun 2024854
    May 20241,285
    Apr 2024832
    Mar 20241,164
    Feb 2024786
    Jan 2024897
    Dec 2023367
    Nov 2023233
    Oct 2023616
    Sep 20231,359
    Aug 20231,809
    Jul 20231,911
    Jun 20232,217
    May 20232,775
    Apr 20231,342
    Mar 20232,316
    Feb 20231,960
    Jan 20232,283
    Dec 20222,380
    Nov 20221,687
    Oct 20221,528
    Visa classFeb 2026Feb 2025Past 12 monthsSum of monthly reports, not an official total
    B1/B2Business and tourism visitor544562,731
    A23486570
    J1Exchange visitor213227
    F1Academic student05150
    J2Exchange visitor's spouse or child13116
    A1120113
    B1Business visitor0049
    G13244
    L1Intracompany transferee0435
    K1Fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen1330
    R20026
    H1BSpecialty occupation worker0120
    G20019
    L2Intracompany transferee's spouse or child0017
    R1Religious worker0016
    H4H worker's spouse or child0015
    F2Academic student's spouse or child0013
    O1Person of extraordinary ability2312
    P1109
    M1Vocational student008
    G4107
    I006
    C1/DTransit and crew member004
    O3044
    O2113
    K2101
    B2Tourist001

    Immigrant visas issued at Jerusalem

    119 in February 2026, 54% fewer than February 2025 (256). 2,713 over the past 12 months (sum of monthly reports, not an official total).

    Immigrant visas issued at Jerusalem each month, October 2022 to February 2026. The monthly figures are listed below the chart.01002003004002023202420252026
    Monthly figures
    MonthVisas issued
    Feb 2026119
    Jan 202679
    Dec 2025226
    Nov 2025193
    Oct 2025187
    Sep 2025187
    Aug 2025264
    Jul 2025308
    Jun 2025185
    May 2025316
    Apr 2025310
    Mar 2025339
    Feb 2025256
    Jan 2025252
    Dec 2024165
    Nov 2024174
    Oct 2024243
    Sep 2024195
    Aug 2024198
    Jul 2024152
    Jun 2024151
    May 2024197
    Apr 2024140
    Mar 2024188
    Feb 2024177
    Jan 2024125
    Dec 202375
    Nov 202380
    Oct 202380
    Sep 2023125
    Aug 2023231
    Jul 2023201
    Jun 2023157
    May 2023222
    Apr 2023140
    Mar 2023247
    Feb 2023191
    Jan 2023218
    Dec 2022142
    Nov 2022182
    Oct 202253
    Visa classFeb 2026Feb 2025Past 12 monthsSum of monthly reports, not an official total
    IR5Parent of a U.S. citizen3360577
    IR1Spouse of a U.S. citizen2979530
    IR2Child of a U.S. citizen1258450
    CR1Spouse of a U.S. citizen, married under two years1630326
    EWEmployment-based, other worker30208
    F3Married son or daughter of a U.S. citizen09164
    DVDiversity visa0093
    F4Brother or sister of a U.S. citizen0287
    FXSpouse or child of a permanent resident, exempt from the per-country limit6259
    E1Employment-based, priority worker61357
    F2ASpouse or child of a permanent resident0043
    F1Unmarried adult son or daughter of a U.S. citizen2235
    E2Employment-based, advanced degree or exceptional ability0030
    E3Employment-based, skilled worker or professional3021
    F2BUnmarried adult son or daughter of a permanent resident0010
    SB1306
    I5015
    GV3303
    GV1203
    CR2003
    GV2101
    IW001
    T5001

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    How to read these counts

    Each figure is the number of visas the State Department reported issuing in one month. It is not an approval rate. The files do not say how many people applied, were refused or are still waiting.

    A post's count is where the visas were issued. Applicants of any nationality can apply at a post, so these counts do not show how many visas went to people from the post's country.

    The State Department revises monthly figures, and its annual Report of the Visa Office is the official count for a fiscal year. Where we add months together, the figure is labelled as a sum of monthly reports.

    Cite this data

    Visa Interviews Research. (2026). U.S. Visa Issuances by Post, Monthly (Version 2026-10-15-v1) [Data set]. VisaMind. https://www.visainterviews.com/datasets/us-visa-issuances-by-post

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