Bahrain 4.1%

The U.S. Department of State has published B-1 refusal statistics for 2010 by country.

Countries with the highest denial rates (above 50%) were:

• Afghanistan (56.0%);
• Albania (56.0%);
• Andorra (100.0%);
• Armenia (51.4%);
• Bhutan (64.1%);
• Chad (58.5%)
• Djibouti (60.2%);
• Eritrea (52.6%);
• Ghana (58.0%);
• Guinea (66.0%);
• Guyana (63.5%);
• Mali (55.7%);
• Nepal (58.3%);
• Republic Of Palau (54.5%);
• Senegal (59.6%);
• Somalia (69.6%);
• The Gambia (56.2%); and,
• Yemen (54.3%)

Countries with the lowest refusal rates were:

• Bahrain (4.1;%)
• Brazil (5.2%);
  Brunei (3.5%);
• Chile (5.0%);
• Croatia (5.3%);
• Cyprus (1.7%);
• Federated States Of Micronesia (0.0%);
• Greece (2.6%);
• Hong Kong (BNO HK passport) 5.0%;
  Hong Kong S. A. R. (5.4%);
• Iceland (9.8%);
• Israel (6.4%);
• Kazakhstan (9.4%);
• Kuwait (3.6%);
• Liechtenstein (5.9%);
• Luxembourg (7.0%);
• Malaysia (5.9%);
• Mauritius (6.0%);
• Monaco (0.0%);
• Mozambique (6.7%);
• Oman (8.7%);
• Papua New Guinea (3.7%);
  Paraguay (9.3%);
• Qatar (3.2%);
• San Marino (0.0%);
• Saudi Arabia (6.0%);
• Seychelles (8.5%);
• South Africa (4.1%);
• South Korea (9.4%);
• Spain (6.5%);
• Swaziland (9.0%);
• Switzerland (3.3%);
• The Bahamas (8.2%);
• Turkey (9.1%);
• United Arab Emirates (9.7%);
• Uruguay (5.6%)