Green Card Lottery odds for Central African Republic
Based on the historical data used by this simulator, entrants from Central African Republic had an estimated 1.04% chance of selection. That is approximately 1 selection for every 96 entries.
DV Lottery in Central African Republic
Updated: August 2026
DV Lottery eligibility: People born in Central African Republic were eligible to enter DV-2026 under the latest published country list. Green Card Lottery eligibility is normally based on country of birth, not citizenship or residence. Limited alternate-chargeability rules may apply.
The dataset above includes 1,630 qualified entries and 17 selected entrants for Central African Republic. For DV-2026, the U.S. Department of State listed 19 prospective applicants chargeable to this country; that total includes selectees, spouses, and children and is not a visa-issuance count.
DV Lottery interview: The U.S. Department of State assigns cases for this country to the consular post named in its current immigrant-visa post list. The appointment notice controls the final location. (U.S. Embassy Yaounde, Cameroon)
Documents for a DV Lottery interview — Central African Republic
- Education or work: the principal applicant needs proof of a formal secondary education comparable to a 12-year U.S. course, or two years of qualifying work experience during the previous five years.
- Core documents: appointment information, DS-260 confirmation, passport, photographs, medical results, and originals or certified copies of required civil records, including a long-form birth certificate.
- Police and court records: applicants aged 16 or older need the police certificates required for their residence history. Court, prison, and military records are required when applicable.
- Country-specific rules: document availability, issuing authorities, translations, and validity periods vary. Check the official civil-document schedule for Central African Republic and the instructions for the assigned interview post.
How this estimate works
The percentage is calculated by dividing the number of selected entrants by the number of entries and multiplying by 100. It describes one historical dataset; it is not a promise of the same result in a future DV program year.
Diversity Visa selection is random among eligible entries and subject to regional and country limits. A valid entry, eligibility, processing, and visa availability all matter. Selection does not guarantee a visa.
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