The June EB-3 Visa Bulletin shows no changes compared to May in both the Final Action Date and Dates for Filing charts. While EB-3 Skilled continues to maintain stable status, the EB-3 Unskilled category also remains at the current dates. This article provides a detailed analysis of the practical meaning of the June Visa Bulletin for individuals following EB-3 immigration cases.
Overview of the June Visa Bulletin Compared to May
The June EB-3 Visa Bulletin shows that the market remains almost unchanged compared to the previous month. When compared to the May Visa Bulletin, both the Skilled and Unskilled categories remain unchanged in both the Final Action Date and Dates for Filing charts.
Although there is no new forward movement, this is still important information for individuals following EB-3 cases because the Visa Bulletin directly reflects visa processing speed and the volume of backlogged applications at each stage.
Comparison of Final Action Date Between June and May
EB-3 Unskilled (Other Workers)
| Month | Final Action Date |
| May | 02/01/2022 |
| June | 02/01/2022 |
Comments
EB-3 Unskilled continues to remain at 02/01/2022 without any additional progress in June.
This indicates that the unskilled worker category is still experiencing relatively slow processing due to a large number of pending applications and ongoing visa quota pressure.
The fact that the Final Action Date remains unchanged does not mean processing has completely stopped, but it reflects that there has not yet been a significant improvement in overall progress.
EB-3 Skilled
| Month | Final Action Date |
| May | 06/01/2024 |
| June | 06/01/2024 |
Comments
EB-3 Skilled shows no changes in June and continues to remain at 06/01/2024.
Although there is no forward movement, maintaining the current level is still considered a relatively stable signal for the skilled worker category.
This is an issue that many automotive technicians and EB-3 Skilled workers have been closely monitoring recently.
Comparison of Dates for Filing Between June and May
EB-3 Skilled
| Month | Final Action Date |
| May | Current |
| June | Current |
Comments
EB-3 Skilled continues to remain Current in the Dates for Filing chart.
This means Skilled workers can still proceed with filing applications without priority date limitations.
Maintaining Current status for multiple consecutive months indicates that the intake process for Skilled cases remains relatively stable.
EB-3 Unskilled
| Month | Final Action Date |
| May | 08/01/2022 |
| June | 08/01/2022 |
Comments
EB-3 Unskilled continues to remain at 08/01/2022 with no changes in June.
The gap between Dates for Filing and Final Action Date still exists, meaning applications can still be submitted, but the waiting time for visa availability remains relatively long.
Practical Meaning for EB-3 Applicants
EB-3 Unskilled
The fact that both charts remain unchanged indicates that the unskilled worker category is still moving more slowly compared to Skilled.
This reflects the reality that the number of EB-3 Unskilled applications remains high and visa quota pressure has not significantly decreased.
For individuals researching the program, this is a period where Visa Bulletin trends should be monitored from a long-term perspective rather than expecting major monthly movements.
EB-3 Skilled
Meanwhile, EB-3 Skilled continues to maintain stable status in both the Final Action Date and Dates for Filing charts.
This indicates that the skilled worker category has not been significantly affected in terms of processing speed during the current period.
TGA’s Perspective
The June Visa Bulletin shows that the EB-3 market is currently in a more stable phase rather than experiencing strong forward movement.
While many people expect the Visa Bulletin to advance every month, in reality, maintaining the same dates is also an important signal because it reflects application pressure and visa quota conditions at each stage.
The important thing is that participants in the program should view the Visa Bulletin from a long-term trend perspective rather than evaluating it only through short-term monthly changes.
Conclusion
The June EB-3 Visa Bulletin records no changes compared to May in both the Final Action Date and Dates for Filing charts.
While EB-3 Skilled continues to maintain stable status, the EB-3 Unskilled category remains in a slower processing phase due to application volume and visa quota pressure.
Monitoring the Visa Bulletin consistently will help participants gain a more realistic understanding of EB-3 processing trends and better prepare future immigration plans.
