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Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Abidjan CR1 4 Abidjan F11 1 Abidjan F41 1 Abidjan IR1 2 Abidjan IR2 8 Abidjan IR3 2 Abidjan IR5 2 Abu Dhabi CR1 7 Abu Dhabi CR2 1 Abu Dhabi E31 26 Abu Dhabi E32 1 Abu Dhabi E34 15 Abu Dhabi E35 17 Abu Dhabi IR1 24 Abu Dhabi IR5 2 Accra CR1 6 Accra E31 1 Accra E34 1 Accra IR1 61 Accra IR2 49 Accra IR3 1 Addis Ababa CR1 8 Addis Ababa IR1 1 Addis Ababa SE1 7 Addis Ababa SE2 6 Addis Ababa SE3 18 AIT Taipei CR1 7 AIT Taipei CR2 2 AIT Taipei E31 1 AIT Taipei IR1 12 AIT Taipei IR2 6 AIT Taipei IR3 2 AIT Taipei IR4 1 Algiers F11 1 Algiers FX1 5 Algiers FX3 1 Algiers IR1 4 Algiers IR2 4 Algiers IR5 9 Almaty CR1 3 Almaty IR1 7 Page 1 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Almaty IR2 7 Almaty IR5 1 Amman CR1 43 Amman CR2 1 Amman DV1 2 Amman IR1 25 Amman IR2 14 Amman IR5 2 Amman SE3 1 Amsterdam CR1 13 Amsterdam IR1 11 Amsterdam IR2 2 Ankara CR1 48 Ankara CR2 4 Ankara F41 2 Ankara F42 1 Ankara F43 1 Ankara IR1 52 Ankara IR2 14 Ankara IR5 7 Ankara SB1 2 Antananarivo IH3 1 Antananarivo IR1 1 Asuncion CR2 1 Asuncion IR1 1 Athens CR1 12 Athens CR2 1 Athens IR1 6 Athens IR2 2 Auckland CR1 12 Auckland CR2 1 Auckland IR1 6 Auckland IR2 2 Bangkok CR1 6 Bangkok CR2 1 Bangkok IR1 12 Bangkok IR2 8 Beirut CR1 26 Beirut CR2 3 Beirut F41 3 Beirut F42 2 Page 2 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Beirut F43 3 Beirut IR1 29 Beirut IR2 19 Beirut IR5 5 Beirut SE1 1 Beirut SE2 1 Belgrade CR1 9 Belgrade IR1 3 Belgrade IR2 3 Belgrade IR5 2 Belmopan CR1 3 Belmopan CR2 6 Belmopan IH4 2 Belmopan IR1 5 Belmopan IR2 6 Belmopan IR5 1 Bern CR1 3 Bern IR1 20 Bern IR2 1 Bishkek IH3 1 Bishkek IR1 2 Bishkek IR2 2 Bogota CR1 4 Bogota CR2 3 Bogota E21 1 Bogota E22 1 Bogota IH3 75 Bogota IR1 18 Bogota IR2 12 Bogota IR5 1 Bratislava CR1 1 Bratislava SB1 1 Bridgetown CR1 4 Bridgetown F11 2 Bridgetown F12 3 Bridgetown F24 1 Bridgetown F25 1 Bridgetown F32 1 Bridgetown F41 1 Bridgetown F42 1 Bridgetown IR1 14 Page 3 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Bridgetown IR2 6 Bridgetown IR5 2 Bridgetown SE1 1 Brussels CR1 6 Brussels IR1 3 Bucharest CR1 4 Bucharest IR1 3 Budapest CR1 5 Budapest DV1 5 Budapest DV2 3 Budapest DV3 1 Budapest IH3 3 Budapest IR1 5 Buenos Aires CR1 3 Buenos Aires CR2 1 Buenos Aires IR1 11 Buenos Aires IR2 4 Cairo CR1 1 Cairo IR1 17 Cairo IR2 3 Cairo IR5 1 Cairo SE1 2 Cairo SE2 1 Cairo SE3 9 Casablanca CR1 100 Casablanca CR2 1 Casablanca IR1 130 Casablanca IR2 16 Casablanca IR4 2 Casablanca IR5 3 Casablanca SB1 1 Chisinau CR1 4 Chisinau CR2 1 Chisinau IR1 1 Chisinau IR2 2 Chisinau IR5 3 Chisinau SB1 1 Ciudad Juarez CR1 12 Ciudad Juarez CR2 2 Ciudad Juarez F11 1 Ciudad Juarez F12 4 Page 4 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Ciudad Juarez F24 2 Ciudad Juarez F25 5 Ciudad Juarez FX1 4 Ciudad Juarez FX2 12 Ciudad Juarez IH3 2 Ciudad Juarez IR1 410 Ciudad Juarez IR2 220 Ciudad Juarez IR5 1 Ciudad Juarez IW 2 Colombo CR1 14 Colombo IR1 9 Cotonou CR1 2 Cotonou IR1 3 Cotonou IR2 1 Dakar CR1 7 Dakar CR2 1 Dakar F24 1 Dakar F41 1 Dakar FX1 2 Dakar FX2 3 Dakar IR1 22 Dakar IR2 34 Dakar IR5 7 Dhaka CR1 38 Dhaka F41 3 Dhaka F42 3 Dhaka F43 6 Dhaka IR1 45 Dhaka IR2 3 Djibouti CR1 1 Djibouti IR1 72 Djibouti IR2 52 Djibouti IR5 3 Doha CR1 9 Doha E31 5 Doha E34 2 Doha E35 1 Doha FX2 2 Doha IR1 7 Dublin CR1 7 Dublin E34 1 Page 5 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Dublin E35 1 Dublin IR1 11 Dublin IR2 1 Frankfurt CR1 42 Frankfurt CR2 1 Frankfurt IR1 41 Frankfurt IR2 1 Frankfurt SB1 3 Frankfurt SQ1 3 Georgetown CR1 10 Georgetown F11 3 Georgetown F12 2 Georgetown F31 1 Georgetown F43 1 Georgetown FX2 1 Georgetown IR1 35 Georgetown IR2 25 Georgetown IR5 1 Georgetown SE1 1 Georgetown SE2 1 Georgetown SE3 3 Guangzhou CR1 105 Guangzhou CR2 13 Guangzhou F41 1 Guangzhou F42 1 Guangzhou F43 1 Guangzhou IR1 133 Guangzhou IR2 64 Guangzhou IW 2 Guangzhou SB1 6 Guatemala City CR1 3 Guatemala City CR2 3 Guatemala City F11 2 Guatemala City F41 1 Guatemala City IR1 15 Guatemala City IR2 5 Guatemala City IR5 1 Guayaquil CR1 9 Guayaquil F11 1 Guayaquil F12 3 Guayaquil F24 1 Page 6 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Guayaquil F41 4 Guayaquil F42 3 Guayaquil FX1 1 Guayaquil FX2 2 Guayaquil IR1 61 Guayaquil IR2 28 Guayaquil IR5 4 Hamilton IR1 8 Harare E31 3 Harare E34 2 Harare E35 5 Helsinki CR1 5 Helsinki E31 1 Helsinki E34 1 Helsinki E35 2 Helsinki IR1 4 Helsinki IR2 2 Ho Chi Minh City CR1 134 Ho Chi Minh City CR2 16 Ho Chi Minh City IR1 143 Ho Chi Minh City IR2 70 Ho Chi Minh City SB1 3 Hong Kong CR1 23 Hong Kong CR2 2 Hong Kong F31 1 Hong Kong F32 1 Hong Kong F41 1 Hong Kong IR1 31 Hong Kong IR2 5 Islamabad CR1 47 Islamabad CR2 2 Islamabad F24 1 Islamabad FX2 1 Islamabad I53 1 Islamabad IR1 132 Islamabad IR2 27 Islamabad IR5 1 Jakarta CR1 6 Jakarta CR2 2 Jakarta IR1 5 Jakarta IR2 2 Page 7 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Jerusalem CR1 9 Jerusalem F11 1 Jerusalem F12 4 Jerusalem F41 1 Jerusalem F42 1 Jerusalem F43 6 Jerusalem IR1 22 Jerusalem IR2 18 Jerusalem IR5 2 Johannesburg CR1 19 Johannesburg CR2 6 Johannesburg F31 1 Johannesburg F32 1 Johannesburg F33 1 Johannesburg IR1 21 Johannesburg IR2 11 Johannesburg IR5 3 Kabul CR1 1 Kabul IR1 6 Kabul IR2 3 Kabul SQ1 86 Kabul SQ2 80 Kabul SQ3 249 Kampala SE1 2 Kampala SE2 1 Kampala SE3 1 Kathmandu CR1 46 Kathmandu DV1 1 Kathmandu F24 1 Kathmandu F41 2 Kathmandu F42 2 Kathmandu F43 3 Kathmandu IR1 41 Kathmandu IR2 9 Kathmandu IR5 12 Khartoum CR1 12 Khartoum E31 1 Khartoum F11 1 Khartoum FX1 2 Khartoum FX3 1 Khartoum IR1 17 Page 8 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Khartoum IR2 5 Khartoum IR5 2 Kigali CR1 10 Kigali IR1 8 Kingston CR1 73 Kingston CR2 21 Kingston E31 12 Kingston E34 8 Kingston E35 10 Kingston F41 1 Kingston FX1 1 Kingston IR1 77 Kingston IR2 158 Kingston IR3 1 Kingston IR4 1 Kinshasa CR1 3 Kinshasa F41 1 Kinshasa F42 1 Kinshasa F43 2 Kinshasa IR5 2 Kuala Lumpur CR1 5 Kuala Lumpur IR1 12 Kuala Lumpur IR2 3 Kuala Lumpur SB1 2 Kuwait E31 12 Kuwait E34 11 Kuwait E35 21 Kuwait City CR1 14 Kuwait City IR1 16 Kuwait City IR2 1 Kyiv CR1 33 Kyiv CR2 5 Kyiv FX2 1 Kyiv IR1 9 Kyiv IR2 20 Kyiv IR3 17 Kyiv IR4 6 Kyiv IR5 2 La Paz F41 1 La Paz F42 1 La Paz F43 2 Page 9 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Lagos CR1 13 Lagos CR2 2 Lagos F11 2 Lagos F24 1 Lagos F31 2 Lagos F32 2 Lagos F33 5 Lagos F41 11 Lagos F42 6 Lagos F43 17 Lagos FX1 1 Lagos FX2 1 Lagos IR1 12 Lagos IR2 11 Lagos IR3 5 Lagos IR5 33 Lima CR1 7 Lima CR2 1 Lima FX1 1 Lima IR1 17 Lima IR2 6 Lima SB1 2 Ljubljana SB1 1 Lome CR1 1 Lome IR1 5 Lome IR2 9 London CR1 81 London CR2 2 London E31 1 London IR1 94 London IR2 15 London SB1 1 Luanda CR1 1 Luanda IR1 1 Luanda IR2 1 Luanda IR5 1 Lusaka CR1 3 Lusaka CR2 1 Lusaka E31 1 Lusaka E34 1 Lusaka E35 3 Page 10 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Lusaka IR1 2 Lusaka IR2 7 Madrid CR1 12 Madrid CR2 1 Madrid IR1 13 Madrid IR2 3 Madrid SB1 1 Managua CR1 2 Managua IR1 15 Managua IR2 21 Managua IW 1 Manama CR1 4 Manama CR2 1 Manama IR1 4 Manama IR2 3 Manila CR1 56 Manila CR2 12 Manila E31 57 Manila E32 3 Manila E34 31 Manila E35 32 Manila IH4 5 Manila IR1 170 Manila IR2 261 Manila IR5 1 Manila SE3 1 Monrovia CR1 6 Monrovia CR2 4 Monrovia F11 1 Monrovia F31 1 Monrovia FX1 2 Monrovia FX2 1 Monrovia IR1 15 Monrovia IR2 18 Monrovia IR5 22 Monrovia SE1 1 Monrovia SE2 1 Monrovia SE3 5 Montevideo CR1 1 Montevideo IR1 5 Montreal CR1 16 Page 11 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Montreal CR2 1 Montreal E21 1 Montreal E22 1 Montreal E23 2 Montreal E31 13 Montreal E32 1 Montreal E34 11 Montreal E35 17 Montreal IR1 90 Montreal IR2 18 Moscow CR1 1 Moscow IR1 1 Moscow IR2 1 Mumbai CR1 94 Mumbai CR2 1 Mumbai IR1 111 Mumbai IR2 6 Muscat CR1 1 Muscat E31 19 Muscat E34 7 Muscat E35 12 Muscat IR1 6 Muscat IR2 1 Naha CR1 9 Naha CR2 1 Naha IR1 10 Naha IR2 1 Naha SB1 2 Nairobi CR1 5 Nairobi E21 1 Nairobi E31 1 Nairobi E34 2 Nairobi E35 7 Nairobi IR1 15 Nairobi IR2 25 Naples CR1 42 Naples IR1 30 Naples IR2 4 Naples IR5 1 Naples SB1 1 Nassau CR1 1 Page 12 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Nassau IR1 4 New Delhi IH3 20 New Delhi IR1 1 New Delhi SQ1 1 Nicosia CR1 1 Nicosia E14 1 Nicosia IR1 1 Nicosia SB1 1 Panama City CR1 2 Panama City IR1 1 Panama City IR2 1 Paris CR1 16 Paris IR1 17 Paris IR2 6 Phnom Penh CR1 1 Phnom Penh IR1 22 Phnom Penh IR2 15 Port of Spain CR1 5 Port of Spain CR2 1 Port of Spain F41 1 Port of Spain FX1 1 Port of Spain IR1 9 Port of Spain IR2 13 Port of Spain IR5 3 Port-au-Prince IH3 9 Port-au-Prince IR1 49 Port-au-Prince IR2 32 Port-au-Prince F41 2 Port-au-Prince F42 1 Port-au-Prince F43 1 Port-au-Prince FX2 1 Prague CR1 3 Prague IR1 5 Prague IR2 1 Praia CR1 1 Praia IR2 1 Pristina F31 1 Pristina F32 2 Pristina F41 2 Pristina F42 3 Pristina F43 2 Page 13 of 18 Immigrant Visa Issuances by Post October 2020 (FY 2021) Post Visa Class Issuances Pristina FX1 1 Pristina FX2 1 Pristina IR1 5 Pristina IR2 2 Pristina IR5 6 Pristina SE1 1 Pristina SE2 1 Pristina SE3 2 Riga CR1 1 Riga IH3 6 Riga IR1 2 Rio de Janeiro CR1 2 Rio de Janeiro FX1 1 Rio de Janeiro IR1 6
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  • List of Participants

    List of Participants

    Regional Conference on the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, Roseau, Dominica February 18 – 19, 2005 Antigua & Barbuda Heather Doram The Cultural Development Commission Lower Nevis Street St. John’s, Antigua & Barbuda Tel: 268.562.1723 Fax: 268.462.4757 Email: [email protected] Antigua & Barbuda (Observer) Hon. Elseston Adams Ministry of Housing, Culture & Social Transformation Popeshead Street & Dickenson Bay Street St. John’s, Antigua Tel: 268.562.5302/3 or 727.0080 or 764.0180 Aruba Ruby Figaroa-Eckmeyer Ministry of Labour, Culture and Sports Tel: 297.588.0900 Fax: 297.588.0331 Email: [email protected] Bahamas Nicolette Bethel Ministry of Youth, Sports & Culture 3rd Floor, Ministry of Education Building Thompson Boulevard P.O. Box N-4891, Nassau, Bahamas Tel: 242.502.0632 Fax: 242.325.0416 Email: [email protected] Belize Vivien Andy Palacio National Institute of Culture and History Museum Building Culvert Road, Belmopan Belize, Central America Tel: 501.822.3302 Fax: 501.822.3815 Email: [email protected] British Virgin Islands Luce Hodge Smith Ministry of Education and Culture Central Administration Complex Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands Tel: 284.494.3701 Ext. 2242 Fax: 284.494.5421 [email protected] Cuba Margarita Victoria Elorza Echevarria National Council of Cultural Heritage 4th Street & 13 No. 810 Vedado Havana City, Cuba Tel: 53-7 55-1984/1981 Fax: 53-7 833-2106 Email: [email protected] Dominica Raymond Lawrence Division of Culture Ministry of Community Development, Gender Affairs & Information Government Headquarters Roseau, Dominica Tel: 767.449.1804/3075 Fax: 767.449.0461 Email: [email protected] Dominica (Presenter) Lennox Honychurch P.O.