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US visitor visa (B1/B2) refusal rates by nationality

Published figures from the U.S. Department of State, reproduced here for reference — not an estimate, not a third-party model.

ⓘ This is a nationwide statistical rate, not a personal probability. Your own outcome depends on your specific application, not just your nationality.

FY2025 adjusted refusal rate — B1/B2 visitor visas

The "adjusted refusal rate" counts each applicant once by their final outcome in the fiscal year, so repeat applications don't distort the number. A higher rate reflects the nationwide pattern for that nationality — it does not predict any individual applicant's outcome.

NationalityFY2025 Rate
Source: U.S. Department of State, Adjusted Refusal Rates for B-Visas by Nationality, Fiscal Year 2025 ↗ — the official published source. Checked 2026-07-05.
Scope note: this page currently covers the United States only. Equivalent official statistics for the UK, Schengen Area, Canada, and Australia haven't been compiled yet — that's flagged as follow-up work, not omitted by choice.

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These figures are the U.S. Department of State's own published statistics, reproduced here for reference. They describe a nationwide pattern, not any individual's likelihood of approval or refusal, and are not a substitute for guidance on your specific situation from a licensed immigration lawyer.