Embassy & consulate finder
Jump to the mission directory for your passport country in your destination — phones, hours, and visa services where published.
⚡ Quick Answer
Locate missions for your nationality in the destination country so you know where applications and appointments are typically handled — then verify on the official mission site.
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How this tool works
Visa rules often depend on which mission has jurisdiction. The embassy finder jumps you into MigrantIQ’s directory for your passport × host country pair.
- Select passport (representing) country and destination (host) country.
- Open matching embassy/consulate listings with planning notes.
- Use appointment prep checklists where available.
- Confirm address, hours, and booking links on the official mission website.
Who can use this tool
- Anyone ready to book biometrics or submit applications
- Applicants living outside their passport country (third-country filing)
- Families coordinating multiple appointment locations
Benefits
- Faster jump from planning to the right directory page
- Clear verify-before-you-apply messaging
- Connects with corridor guides that show apply-from-origin missions
- Guidance only — not a visa decision or legal advice. Always verify rules, fees, and forms on official government sites before you apply.
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Frequently asked questions
Listings are planning references and can change. Always verify address, hours, and jurisdiction on the official embassy or consulate website before traveling.
Jurisdiction rules vary. Use the finder for your current host country and confirm on the official site whether that mission accepts your nationality.
An embassy is the main diplomatic mission, usually in the capital; consulates handle regional consular services such as visas and documents.
No. Many countries use visa application centres or online portals, with biometrics collected by an outsourced provider. Confirm the correct channel officially.
Yes. The finder works both ways, so you can locate your home country’s embassy in your destination for passport and document help after moving.
Appointments are normally bookable directly. Agents charging for “priority slots” are a common scam pattern — check the scam checker before paying.
