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Santiago · Chile · June 2025

Visas issued at Santiago in June 2025

From the Department's monthly tables for June 2025 · 58 of 217 posts by nonimmigrant issuances that month

The reports below contain preliminary data which are subject to change. Beginning with FY 2020, individual monthly issuance reports should not be aggregated, as this will not provide an accurate issuance total for the fiscal year to date. Instead, refer to our annual Report of the Visa Office for final full Fiscal Year statistics.

2,928nonimmigrant visas+36% vs May 2025
+17%vs Jun 20242,501 then
40immigrant visas57 in May 2025
0.38%of all nonimmigrant issuances worldwide that monthworldwide 776,959

Nonimmigrant classes

ClassDescription (State Department)Jun 2025ShareMay 2025Jun 2024
B1/B2Temporary visitor for business and pleasure1,72759%1,5101,256
H4Spouse or child of H-1B/B1/C, H-2A/B, or H-32207.5%72191
F1Student in an academic or language training program2036.9%70233
H1B1Free Trade Agreement professional1705.8%111168
J1Exchange visitor1033.5%71108
L2Spouse or child of intracompany transferee1023.5%4698
A2Other foreign government official or employee, or immediate family682.3%3391
C1/DCombined transit and crewmember visa662.3%7474
L1Intracompany transferee (executive, managerial, and specialized personnel continuing employment with international firm or corporation)501.7%3343
H1BTemporary worker of distinguished merit and ability performing services other than as a registered nurse391.3%1633
F2Spouse or child of F1351.2%1843
J2Spouse or child of exchange visitor311.1%1237
H2ATemporary worker performing agricultural services260.9%21
B1Temporary visitor for business170.6%622
C1Alien in transit110.4%07
C3Foreign government official, immediate family, attendant, servant or personal employee, in transit110.4%116
E2Treaty investor, spouse or child110.4%1011
B2Temporary visitor for pleasure60.2%1126
E1Treaty trader, spouse or child50.2%00
G4International organization officer or employee, and immediate family50.2%99
K1Fiance(e) of U.S. citizen30.1%16
M1Vocational student and other nonacademic student30.1%51
G1Principal resident representative of recognized foreign government to international organization, staff, or immediate family20.1%15
H2BTemporary worker performing other services20.1%20
O1Person with extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business or athletics20.1%47
O3Spouse or child of O-1 or O-220.1%22
P1Internationally recognized athlete or member of internationally recognized entertainment group20.1%00
R1Alien in a religious occupation20.1%12
G2Other representative of recognized foreign member government to international organization, and immediate family10%27
G3Representative of nonrecognized or nonmember foreign government to international organization, and immediate family10%00
IRepresentative of foreign information media, spouse and children10%38
O2Person accompanying and assisting in the artistic or athletic performance by O-110%15

Immigrant classes

ClassDescription (State Department)Jun 2025ShareMay 2025Jun 2024
IR1Spouse of U.S. citizen1127.5%914
F2BFamily second preference (2B): unmarried son or daughter of lawful permanent resident, and child (F24, F25, C24, C25, B24, B25)820%32
IR5Parent of U.S. citizen at least 21 years of age717.5%1317
E2Employment second preference: professional holding advanced degree or alien of exceptional ability, spouse and child (E21-E23)37.5%2012
IR2Child of U.S. citizen37.5%56
E1Employment first preference (priority workers): person with extraordinary ability, outstanding professor or researcher, multinational executive or manager, spouse and child (E11-E15)25%14
E3Employment third preference: skilled worker or professional holding baccalaureate degree, spouse and child (E31, E32, E34, E35)25%00
CR1Spouse of U.S. citizen (conditional status)12.5%34
F1Family first preference: unmarried son or daughter of U.S. citizen, and child (F11, F12, B11, B12)12.5%32
F2AFamily second preference (2A): spouse or child of lawful permanent resident (F21, F22, F23, C21-C23, B21-B23)12.5%00
F4Family fourth preference: brother or sister of U.S. citizen at least 21 years of age, spouse and child (F41, F42, F43)12.5%05

Context

June 2025SantiagoAll posts
Nonimmigrant visas2,928776,959
Change on previous month+36%-13%
Change on same month a year earlier+17%-12%
Immigrant visas4043,353

Nearest wait-time reading on or before the end of Jun 2025 (4 Jun 2025): B1/B2 next available 1 month; F, M, J 1 month; H, L, O, P, Q 1 month.

Other months at this post: Sep 2025 · Aug 2025 · Jul 2025 · May 2025 · Apr 2025 · Mar 2025 · Feb 2025 · Jan 2025 · Dec 2024 · Nov 2024 · Oct 2024 · Sep 2024 · Aug 2024 · Jul 2024 · Jun 2024 · May 2024 · Apr 2024 · Mar 2024 · Feb 2024 · Jan 2024 · Dec 2023 · Nov 2023 · Oct 2023. Back to the Santiago page.

Questions and answers

How many visas did Santiago issue in June 2025?

2,928 nonimmigrant visas and 40 immigrant visas, per the State Department's monthly tables for June 2025. That was the 58th largest nonimmigrant count among 217 posts that month.

How did June 2025 compare with the month before and a year earlier at Santiago?

May 2025: 2,150 nonimmigrant visas (+36% to Jun 2025). June 2024: 2,501 (+17%).

Which classes made up the month?

B1/B2 1,727 (59%), H4 220 (7.5%), F1 203 (6.9%), H1B1 170 (5.8%), J1 103 (3.5%).

Provenance

Source: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, Monthly Nonimmigrant Visa Issuances by Post and Visa Class and Monthly Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post and Visa Class for June 2025, public domain. Data through 30 Sep 2025. See corrections.