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Madrid, Spain

Visa issuances recorded by the US Department of State at this post.

Latest data: February 2026. The State Department publishes these counts about 7 months in arrears; this is the most recent month it has released, not the current month.

Applicants charged to Spain read the Worldwide column of the visa bulletin — only China, India, Mexico and the Philippines have their own columns.

Nonimmigrant volume moved down — the last three months averaged 3,598 against 4,671 for the three before them, a change of -23%.

Immigrant volume moved down — the last three months averaged 89 against 102 for the three before them, a change of -12.7%.

Nonimmigrant visas by visa class, February 2026

ClassIssued
B1/B22,093
J1630
C1/D302
F192
I80
L159
E258
L249
28 other classes260

Immigrant visas by visa class, February 2026

ClassIssued
IR521
IR115
CR113
IR211
E16
F2B5
FX5
E24
4 other classes10

Nonimmigrant visas by month

MonthIssued
February 20263,623
January 20263,254
December 20253,918
November 20253,252
October 20255,386
September 20255,375
August 20253,891
July 20254,447
June 20255,940
May 20256,096
April 20256,944
March 20259,136

Immigrant visas by month

MonthIssued
February 202690
January 202693
December 202585
November 202583
October 202597
September 2025127
August 202599
July 2025147
June 2025139
May 202579
April 2025145
March 202572

What this does not tell you

There is no wait time here. These are visas issued, and issuance is limited by annual numerical caps and by staffing rather than by how many people are waiting. The number of people in the queue at this post is not published, so any wait calculated from these figures would be a guess dressed as a fact.

For appointment availability and local instructions, use the post's own site. For when a priority date becomes current, use the visa bulletin.

Source: monthly visa issuance statistics, US Department of State.

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