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Data through February 2026 · 108 months published since March 2017

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Green cards issued to people from

Costa Rica

Every year with data, and the category each green card came through. See Costa Rica visa issuances.

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Green cards issued · 2011
2,070
People from Costa Rica, fiscal year 2011.

By year

2.2K3K2.5K2K2.3K2.1K2.1K2K2.1K1.9K2K2.1K2.1K2.1K2.3K1.6K1.9K2.1K2.4K2.7K
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By category · 2011

Select a bar above to change the year, or a category here to look at only that one. DHS prints F2A and F2B together, so they can’t be split.

  1. Spouses of U.S. citizens (IR1, CR1)1,180
  2. Children of U.S. citizens (IR2, CR2, IR3, IR4)240
  3. Parents of U.S. citizens (IR5)230
  4. F4 · Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens120
  5. EB-2 · Advanced degrees and exceptional ability70
  6. EB-3 · Skilled workers and professionals60
  7. F2 · Family of green card holders (F2A, F2B)60
  8. F1 · Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens30
  9. F3 · Married children of U.S. citizens30
  10. EB-1 · Priority workers20
  11. EB-4 · Special immigrants (such as religious workers)20
  12. DV · Diversity lottery10

By category and year

A dash means DHS did not publish a number (very small or withheld).

Category20242023202220212020201920182017201620152014201320122011201020092008200720062005
DV · Diversity lottery203010100101020010302001020010101010
EB-1 · Priority workers190180901201208070609090706040206040305050100
EB-4 · Special immigrants (such as religious workers)1020301020202010102020101020605040106050
EB-2 · Advanced degrees and exceptional ability6011090501209050100605030704070305050401030
EB-3 · Skilled workers and professionals6070100808060706070607060906015090100140250260
F1 · Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens5020501040406020304040402030304040605050
F4 · Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens20205003040203030406013020120204070605050
F2 · Family of green card holders (F2A, F2B)80701804050908080807060604060404030709040
F3 · Married children of U.S. citizens200301010402020101020301030802030303040
Children of U.S. citizens (IR2, CR2, IR3, IR4)320290230290190280270300330270230280280240290330320430480340
Parents of U.S. citizens (IR5)520480300220180290310260310240250230170230190160130160200100
Spouses of U.S. citizens (IR1, CR1)1,3401,1409301,1007601,2301,1101,1501,1201,0801,0301,0601,2301,1801,1301,4301,1401,3901,7001,140
All together2,6902,4302,0901,9401,6002,2702,0902,1102,1401,9801,9102,0501,9502,0702,1002,2901,9902,4502,9802,210

Source: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Office of Homeland Security Statistics, by fiscal year. Rounded to the nearest 10. Family, employment and diversity categories only. Unofficial.