June 2026 Visa Bulletin Predictions: What EB-5 Investors Should Expect
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Why This Month Matters The June 2026 Visa Bulletin will be published by the Department of State around mid May 2026, governing visa availability for the month of June. The September 30, 2026 grandfathering deadline is now roughly four months away, approximately 122 days. Every monthly bulletin matters, and we are entering the final stretch of the fiscal year when the Visa Office historically accelerates date movement. This article presents our forward projections for the June 2026 bulletin based on historical patterns, published government data, and observable demand trends. Predictions are Orange trust tier (editorial analysis) unless otherwise noted. Cited May 2026 bulletin data is Blue trust tier (official government publication). Caveat: The Department of State retains sole authority over visa bulletin dates. Our projections reflect pattern analysis, not inside information. No one outside the Visa Office can guarantee future movement. ## The May 2026 Baseline The May 2026...#
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