Visa Bulletin Calculator by Country | Visafig Official Figures
Your priority date is your place in the green-card line — and the August 2026 Visa Bulletin puts EB-3 for most of the world at September 1, 2024, while EB-2 sits Current. If you’ve watched the cutoff creep forward month after month, you want a straight answer: are you there yet? This visa bulletin calculator by country checks your date against the latest Final Action Dates for every employment and family category, then projects how many months until Current using real DOS movement. No guesswork — just your number.
Photo: Global Residence Index via UnsplashEnter your priority date, category, and country, then click to see whether you are Current under the August 2026 Visa Bulletin.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a priority date?
It's your place in the green-card line. For employment cases it's usually the PERM filing date or the I-140 receipt date when no PERM is needed; for family cases it's the I-130 filing date. You'll find it on your I-797 receipt notice.
What does 'Current' (C) mean on the Visa Bulletin?
Current means a visa number is available right now for your category and country — there's no backlog cutoff, and you can move to the final step (I-485 or consular processing) once your petition is approved.
Why is my category 'Unavailable' (U)?
Unavailable means the annual visa numbers for that category and country are spent for the fiscal year. It hits high-demand lines like India EB-2. No reliable forward estimate exists until the category reopens in a later bulletin.
How accurate is the months-to-Current estimate?
It's a planning figure built on the verified average monthly movement of the cutoff in recent bulletins. State can advance, freeze, or retrogress cutoffs, so treat it as an order-of-magnitude guide and confirm against the official monthly bulletin.