United States
Official "find an embassy" page from the United States foreign-affairs ministry.
Locate your country's embassy or consulate anywhere in the world — and save the contact details before you travel.
Direct links to the "find an embassy" page on each foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the United States foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the United Kingdom foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Canada foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Australia foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the New Zealand foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the India foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Germany foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the France foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Spain foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Italy foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Netherlands foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Ireland foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Japan foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Singapore foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the South Africa foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Brazil foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Mexico foreign-affairs ministry.
Official "find an embassy" page from the Philippines foreign-affairs ministry.
Don't see your country? Search "[your country] embassies abroad" — every foreign ministry maintains an official locator.
Your embassy or consulate is your first call if you lose your passport, are arrested, hospitalised, or caught in a natural disaster or major incident abroad. They can issue emergency travel documents, contact your family, and point you to local English-speaking doctors and lawyers.
They can't pay your medical bills, get you out of legal trouble, find you accommodation, or replace lost cash. That's what travel insurance is for.
EU emergency number: 112. Elsewhere, look up the local emergency number before you arrive.