In general, there are few employment opportunities available to U.S. citizens in the U.S. Embassy or the Consulates. American embassies and consulates are staffed by career Foreign Service personnel who have qualified for appointment through competitive entrance examinations, and who agree at the time of their appointment to serve anywhere in the world.

No, neither the Embassy or Consulates is authorized to renew or extend validity of expired passports. All applications for issuance or renewal must be completed and submitted to FSM Immigration in Micronesia. You may download an FSM Passport Application from this website.

No. The Embassy and Consulates are closed on the weekends and US national holidays. The Embassy and Consulates will also close to observe Chinese national holidays.

The U.S. Mission to Egypt can employ any person with the legal right to work in Egypt. This includes Egyptian citizens, permanent residents, spouses or children of Egyptian nationals and long-term residents. The U.S. Mission to Egypt does not sponsor work visas.

To work as a locally employed staff member of the U.S. Mission to Egypt, an American citizen must have the legal right to work in Egypt. This includes permanent residents in Egypt, spouses or children of Egyptian nationals, and long-term residents. The U.S. Mission to Egypt can also employ American citizens listed on diplomatic orders or those with a SOFA sponsor. Those U.S. citizens interested in a career with the Foreign Service should visit www.careers.state.gov.

If you already have an 802.11b Wi-Fi card installed in your laptop computer you will be able to connect to the Embassy Link network. If you need a Wi-Fi network card for your laptop, you can borrow a Wi-Fi card from the front desk for the duration of your stay at the hotel. Open your web browser to any public webpage (i.e. www.yahoo.com ). Your browser will automatically be redirected to the Embassy Link login page.

Most states do have some form of international representation, although not in every European nation. The Council of American States in Europe, provides information and gives contact information for state representatives in Europe. The U.S. Chambers of Commerce, established a website that links to almost every local chamber of commerce in the United States. These links provide detailed information and contacts for precise areas.

Every applicant, whether traveling with a group or by himself, must appear for a personal interview. No visas are issued through tourist agencies.

The U.S. embassy is in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. That’s why you travel there for the last half of your trip.

The Department of State has decided to pre-position the drug Tamiflu at its Embassies and Consulates worldwide, for eligible U.S. Government employees and their families serving abroad. Tamiflu may not be readily available overseas and the State Department encourages American citizens traveling or living abroad that are interested in obtaining this medication to consult with their physician. There is no provision for the U.S.

If you are are retired from the military and are a holder of a U.S. military identification card, you can obtain Army Post Office privileges through the Embassy. In order to obtain these privileges, you need to bring your U.S. military identification card and Form DD-214 to the Embassy reception desk (located in the main entrance of the Embassy) between 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday.

No. If you are working, or have worked in the last two years, for the British Embassy, British Council, or for a sponsor, you will not be able to apply for a Chevening Scholarship. Yes. We have had cases of candidates failing their first interviews but being successful on the second attempt.

Yes; instructions given to different consulates are the same. However, certain administrative procedures, such as working hours, processing time and mailing procedures may vary from one consulate to another.

No, there is no IRS office or representative at the Embassy. We do, however, stock many federal tax forms and booklets at the American Citizen Services Unit.

Contact SWAU's admissions office. Let them know you got the visa and when you plan to arrive on campus and if you plan to live in the dormitory. The closest international airport is the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. If you are flying you will need to tell us if you need us to pick you up at the airport or if you have friends or family picking you up.

The Embassy is located on Grosvenor Square which is in Mayfair. Please refer to this map of the area and information on how you can find the Embassy.

The Embassy is closed on Dutch and Nigerian Public holidays which you will also find in the location link of our site.

Most of the embassies are located in Mexico city. However a US consular agency happens to be in Ixtapa, in the Hotel Fontan: the phone number is 755 553-2100. The phone number of the US embassy located in Mexico city is: 900 849-4949. The Canadian authorities have an Honorary Consul in Acapulco: 744 484-1305 and 744 484-1349.

U.S. Embassies and Consulates are located in most countries. You can access http://travel.state.gov/links.html to find the location nearest you.