39 countries banned here, America.

# creatorsearchinsights📌🚫 the United States has 39 countries that have restricted entry rights, but not all bans have been lifted. However, a U.S. federal court ruled on June 5, 2026, that the policy of the USCIS Immigration Service to suspend visa, green card and residence rights for people from 39 countries is unlawful, resulting in the resumption of American residents from the 39 countries designated by the White House, divided into two groups: 1. Countries with full entry bans (19 countries and 1 territory): Citizens suspended from issuing permanent (Immigrant Visa) and temporary (Nonimmigrant Visa) visas: Africa: Burkina Faso, Chad (Chad), Republic of the Congo (Republic of the Congo), Equatorial Guinea (Equatorial Guinea), Eritrea (Eritrea), Libya (Libya), Mali (Mali), Niger (Niger), Sierra Leone, Somalia (Somalia), South Sudan (South Sudan), Sudan (Sudan) Sudan) Asia and the Middle East: Afghanistan (Afghanistan), Laos (Laos), Mianma / Myanmar (Burma / Myanmar), Syria (Syria), Yemen (Yemen), Iran (Iran) Caribbean: Haiti (Haiti) Others: Travel documents issued by the Palestinian Authority 2. Partial banned countries (20 countries): Suspended issuance of immigrant visas, tourist and business visas (B-1 / B-2) and student / exchange visas (F, M, J), but also certain types of work visas (e.g. H, L): Africa: Angola, Benin, Burundi, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Gambia, Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, Togo, Zambia, Zimbabwe Caribbean and Americas: Antigua and Barbuda, Cuba, Dominica, Venezuela Other: Tonga, Turkmenistan (restricted to immigrant visas) (Note: Thailand and Thai citizens are not included in the list of such bans; they can travel and apply for visas to enter the United States as usual).