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Visa Bulletin USA

Look up the priority date currently being processed for the US EB-3 skilled-migration category for Vietnamese applicants — updated from the latest US Department of State bulletin.

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Why you should follow the Visa Bulletin for EB-3 immigration

The USA issues only a limited number of employment-based green cards each year, so EB-3 applicants queue by priority date. The US Department of State publishes the Visa Bulletin every month, showing which priority dates may file and which may be issued a visa. This page gives you that cut-off without reading the long English bulletin.

See the current cut-off at a glance

The latest EB-3 cut-off for Vietnamese cases, filtered to the relevant part of the original bulletin.

Check your priority date yourself

Compare right on this page to see whether your case can file or be issued a visa.

Know how far off you are

An estimate in months between your priority date and the current cut-off.

EB-3 priority-date cut-offs — Vietnamese cases

Vietnam falls under “All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed” (the rest of the world), and is not queued separately like China, India, Mexico or the Philippines.

EB-3 subgroup Final Action DateCut-off to be issued a visa / complete Dates for FilingCut-off to file

Final Action Date: cases with a priority date before this cut-off can be issued a visa / complete the green card. Dates for Filing: the earlier cut-off allowing you to file. “Current (C)” = no priority-date limit.

EB-3 Other Workers (EW) cut-off movement month by month

Most M2W cases fall under Other Workers (EW). The chart below shows how the Final Action (visa issuance) and Dates for Filing cut-offs have advanced or retrogressed from FY2024 to now — a rising line means the queue is moving forward.

Final Action — visa issuance cut-off Dates for Filing — filing cut-off
Starting cut-off (10/2023) 01/08/2020
Latest cut-off (6/2026) 01/02/2022
Total advance (Final Action) ≈ 18 case-months
View the full figures for 16 bulletin periods
Bulletin Final Action Dates for Filing Movementvs previous period
6/2026FY2026 01/02/2022 01/08/2022 — No change
5/2026FY2026 01/02/2022 01/08/2022 ▲ Advanced 92 days
4/2026FY2026 01/11/2021 01/08/2022 — No change
3/2026FY2026 01/11/2021 22/06/2022 ▲ Advanced 61 days
1/2026FY2026 01/09/2021 01/12/2021 ▲ Advanced 48 days
10/2025FY2026 15/07/2021 01/12/2021 ▲ Advanced 7 days
9/2025FY2025 08/07/2021 22/07/2021 — No change
7/2025FY2025 08/07/2021 22/07/2021 ▲ Advanced 47 days
4/2025FY2025 22/05/2021 22/06/2021 ▲ Advanced 165 days
1/2025FY2025 08/12/2020 22/05/2021 ▲ Advanced 7 days
10/2024FY2025 01/12/2020 22/05/2021 — No change
9/2024FY2024 01/12/2020 08/01/2021 ▼ Retrogressed 31 days
7/2024FY2024 01/01/2021 08/01/2021 ▲ Advanced 85 days
4/2024FY2024 08/10/2020 15/12/2020 ▲ Advanced 37 days
1/2024FY2024 01/09/2020 15/12/2020 ▲ Advanced 31 days
10/2023FY2024 01/08/2020 15/12/2020 Starting point

Movement is measured on the Final Action cut-off versus the previous period: ▲ Advanced = the cut-off moved to a newer date (the queue is moving faster than real time), ▼ Retrogressed = the cut-off moved back when demand exceeds the quota, — No change = static for the month.

Has your priority date come up yet?

Follow the steps below to compare your priority date with the current cut-off:

  1. Find your priority date on your receipt notice — usually the date the PERM labour application or the I-140 petition was received by the US authorities.
  2. Pick your EB-3 subgroup — Skilled Worker or Other Workers (there are hints in the selector if you are unsure).
  3. Pick the month and year of your priority date, then press “Check”.
  4. Read the result: a green background means your turn has come; amber means still waiting, with the number of months between your priority date and the current cut-off.
Not sure which group you are in? Take the quick EB-3 assessment →

EB-3 cases depend on the visa bulletin and can run for years — note the CSPA rules on the age of accompanying children. To have M2W review your priority date & a specific roadmap for your case, call 0983 717 871.

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Frequently asked questions about the Visa Bulletin

What is the Visa Bulletin?
It is a bulletin published monthly by the US Department of State showing which priority dates may file or be issued an immigrant visa. Because the number of visas each year is limited, categories such as EB-3 queue by priority date.
Which date is my priority date?
For EB-3 it is usually the date the labour application (PERM) or the I-140 petition was received by the US authorities. It is printed on your receipt notice.
How do Skilled Worker and Other Workers differ?
Skilled Worker/Professional is for skilled workers (at least 2 years experience or vocational training) or bachelor-degree holders. Other Workers (EW) is for unskilled labour — broader access but usually a longer queue. Most M2W unskilled cases fall under Other Workers.
Is this cut-off fixed?
No. The bulletin changes every month; it can advance and sometimes retrogress when demand exceeds the quota. Waiting times are therefore indicative only and cannot be predicted precisely.
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