The U.S. Department of State says all available FY 2026 EB-5 unreserved immigrant visas for applicants chargeable to India have now been used.
That means embassies and consulates may not issue visas in those categories for the rest of the fiscal year. The annual limits will reset on October 1, 2026, when FY 2027 begins.
Although the announcement applies specifically to India, it is a useful reminder for anyone following investor immigration to the United States. Visa availability can change quickly when annual quotas are reached, and case timing often matters as much as eligibility.
For Turkish readers considering EB-5 or other family- and employment-based immigration paths, the broader lesson is simple: watch the Visa Bulletin closely and plan around fiscal-year limits rather than calendar-year assumptions.
Source credit: This news brief is based on reporting from Travel.State.Gov.
Original headline: India Per-Country Limit Reached in the EB-5 Unreserved Category
Original publication date: 2026-06-10
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