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Gambia
West Africa🇺🇸 Immigrant, Visitor, Student & Exchange Visa Suspended (Limited Exceptions)
US Entry Status
Visa Accepted
Immigrant Visa Suspended (Limited Exceptions)
Immigrant, Visitor, Student & Exchange Visa Suspended (Limited Exceptions)
Visa Suspended (Limited Exceptions)
Blocked
The Gambia is subject to a partial suspension of nonimmigrant B-1/B-2, student, and exchange visas, as well as all immigrant visas.
US visa status last updated: Nov 9, 2026
Visa status information is sourced from publicly available records including the US State Department and Wikipedia and is updated weekly. This is provided for general awareness only. Always verify current requirements with the US Embassy or official US government sources before making travel arrangements.
Players in Database
41
IDI Rating
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FIBA World Ranking
Unranked
Upcoming Events
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In Our Database
- 13 players from Gambia are currently tracked in the Diaspora Drop database
- **IDI Rating: [subscription required]
- Gambia remains an emerging presence on the platform with room for expanded scouting coverage
About Gambia
- Located in West Africa, the smallest country on the African mainland
- Capital: Banjul — national population approximately 2.88 million
- Founded in 1965
- Official language: English — with Mandinka, Fula, and Wolof widely spoken
- Predominantly Muslim, with a Christian minority
- Median household income approximately $77/month ($924/year) — a low-income economic environment
Basketball in Gambia
- FIBA World Ranking: Unranked
- Gambia has not pursued AfroBasket qualification since 2005
- Current NBA players: 1
- All-time NBA players: 1
- Domestic league is active and vibrant with significant grassroots enthusiasm
Notable Players
- Musa Sagnia — Gambian basketball talent in the Diaspora Drop network
- Waka Mbatch — notable Gambian player tracked on the platform
- Nuha Sagnia — notable Gambian player tracked on the platform
- Dennis Schröeder — listed among notable players associated with Gambia
Scouting Notes
- Strong grassroots enthusiasm suggests an organic pipeline of developing talent at the youth level
- A competitive domestic league is active, providing a local development environment for prospects
- The national team's absence from AfroBasket qualification since 2005 limits international exposure and measurable competitive data for prospects
Players from Gambia
41 players
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