Embassies & consulates
How to use the worldwide diplomatic mission directory safely and effectively.
Who it is for: Applicants who need to find where to submit visas or access consular services.
Benefits
- Browse by host country (where the mission is located) or by nationality pair (e.g. UK in India).
- Cross-links from corridors, countries, and visa guides.
- Clear disclaimer on every page — not a government service.
Step by step
1. Open the embassy hub
Start at the global directory to see scale and pick a host country (e.g. all foreign missions in Germany).
Embassy hub2. Browse missions in a host country
Host pages list every representing country with missions in that territory. Useful when you already live in the destination.
Example: missions in the UK3. Use nationality pair pages for visa planning
Pair URLs use the format /embassies/[representing]-in-[host]/ (e.g. pakistan-in-canada). Corridor guides link here automatically.
Example: Pakistan in Canada4. Open a mission detail page
Detail pages show contact data when we have it. “Directory listing” stubs mean phone/address may be missing — confirm on official sources.
5. Read the disclaimer
MigrantIQ does not book appointments or guarantee accuracy. Closed missions may appear for reference; active listings are preferred for applications.
6. Report bad data
Use Report inaccurate data in the disclaimer block or Contact if a mission is wrong, duplicated, or unsafe to list.
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