Official US State Department data
How many B1/B2 visas the US consulates in Mexico issue each year.
Calendar years, January to December.
1.95M
Jan – Dec 2023
2M
Jan – Dec 2024
1.86M
Jan – Dec 2025
269k
Jan–Feb · 2 of 12 months
2025 had 1,855,224 visas (−7.1% on 2024). 2026 so far (Jan–Feb) is running 29% behind the same months of 2025.
Monthly trend, each consulate's numbers and the busiest months for B1/B2 visas.
Check detailed statsSource: US Department of State monthly reports of nonimmigrant visas issued at each US consulate. These count visas issued, not interview appointments available. Includes B1/B2 border crossing cards, which State Dept reports as separate classes.
This page summarizes last-seen US visa appointment availability for B1/B2 (Regular) in Mexico. It is designed to help you understand recent activity and decide when to check the official US visa scheduling portal.
“Last seen” means the most recent time a community member reported an opening. Availability can change quickly, so always confirm in the official portal before making plans.
For planning, you can compare against official wait times on travel.state.gov, and use alerts to get notified when new openings are reported.
These curated city pages help you track last-seen availability for B1/B2 (Regular) at a specific consular/VAC location.
Last reported opening for B1/B2 (Regular): Oct 7, 2026
Closest appointment date reported: Oct 19, 2026
Total reports analyzed: 1408
Locations most frequently reported for B1/B2 (Regular): Mexico City, Monterrey, Ciudad Juarez.
Based on official portal availability reported by users; confirm availability in the official scheduling system.