What the visas are for
Visas issued to nationals of Cuba by visa type. The last 12 months in orange, the 12 before in grey; each chart has its own scale.
- Down 81%
B-2
Tourists and medical visitors
1.5k
54% of the total, last 12 months
1,473 visas in the last 12 months, 7,940 in the 12 months before - Down 82%
B1/B2
Business and tourist visitors
312
11% of the total, last 12 months
312 visas in the last 12 months, 1,738 in the 12 months before - Down 52%
K-1
Fiancé(e)s of US citizens
232
8.4% of the total, last 12 months
232 visas in the last 12 months, 481 in the 12 months before - Down 86%
B-1
Business visitors
138
5% of the total, last 12 months
138 visas in the last 12 months, 978 in the 12 months before - Up 33%
P-1
Athletes and entertainment groups
138
5% of the total, last 12 months
138 visas in the last 12 months, 104 in the 12 months before - About flat, 2.6%
A-1
Diplomats and senior officials
117
4.2% of the total, last 12 months
117 visas in the last 12 months, 114 in the 12 months before
Other visa types
- G-13.6% of total
Government delegates to international organizations
100About flat, 2%100 visas in the last 12 months, 102 in the 12 months before - G-22.6% of total
Government representatives to international organizations
71Down 30%71 visas in the last 12 months, 102 in the 12 months before - K-21.9% of total
Children of K-1 fiancé(e)s
52Down 64%52 visas in the last 12 months, 146 in the 12 months before - A-20.8% of total
Foreign government officials
21Down 51%21 visas in the last 12 months, 43 in the 12 months before - O-20.5% of total
Support staff for O-1 artists and athletes
15Down 44%15 visas in the last 12 months, 27 in the 12 months before - P-30.5% of total
Culturally unique artists and entertainers
14Down 82%14 visas in the last 12 months, 76 in the 12 months before
B-2 visas made up 54% of the visas issued to nationals of Cuba in the last 12 months. B-2 fell 81% and B1/B2 fell 82% on the 12 months before.