Out of the $23 million the United States of America
(USA) made from rejected visa applications across Africa in 2015, Nigeria is
topping the list with a total of 202,267 visa applications out of the
407,652.27 while 65,858 were rejected, reports ITRealms.
Also within the year under review, ITRealms exclusively gathered that
Nigeria has a total of 136,409 applications granted visa with none exceeding 24
months validity.
The Gambia was the most refused country for US visa
within the year under review with 75.64 per cent rate, followed by Somalia with
64.60 per cent rate, Ghana – 63.28 per cent; Eritrea scoring 55.67 per cent out
of the 143,571 total refusals.
However, most successful rate went to South Africa
which has 5 per cent refusal rate whereas having 48,432 total visa granted with
120-month equals to 10 years validity of multiple entries, alongside Senegal
which got 120 months validity too, even as The Gambia, Kenya and Ghana has 60
months validity respectively.
Zimbabweans under the review achieved 36 months
validity followed by the likes of Nigeria, Uganda, Ethiopia, Angola; in turn got
the award of 24 months for their citizens.
The dataset, ITRealms further gathered covered some 16 African countries
included DR Congo, Tanzania, Zambia, Cote d’Ivoire among others.
Chuks Egbune/GEE
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