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Consular Services

The Consular Section provides a variety of services for U.S. citizens, Algerian citizens, and foreign nationals resident in Algeria.  There are three categories of consular services: U.S. citizen services, non-immigrant visa services, and immigrant visa services.

U.S. Citizen Services assists with passport issuance and renewal, registration of U.S. citizens residing in or visiting Algeria, birth reports for children born in Algeria of U.S. citizen parents, voter registration, tax forms, notarial services, and emergency citizen services.

The Non-immigrant Visa Unit processes applications for temporary visitors to the United States including tourist visas, business visas, student visas, and temporary work permits.

The Immigrant Visa Unit processes applications for immigration to the United States sponsored by family members and employers.  Currently, Diversity Visas are processed in Tunis, Tunisia.

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- Consular Services Information -

The U.S. Embassy's Consular Section is open to the public on:

Saturdays.Mondays.Tuesdays.Wednesdays
Non-immigrant visa interviews from 8:00am to 3:00pm

U.S. Citizen Services (including new petitions) from 3:00pm to 5:00pm

NEW Immigrant petitions from 3:00pm to 5:00pm

Sundays
Immigrant visa appointments from 8:000am to 3:00pm

No services are rendered on weekends or holidays.

CONTACT:
In order to be in a better position to assist you, we have allocated the following time-frame for telephone inquiries:

      2:00 pm to 4:00 pm  

For inquiries, please call
213 (0) 21-69-12-55 or email us at
ConsularAlgiers@state.gov.
ADDRESS:
04 Chemin Cheik Bachir El-Ibrahimi
El Biar, Algiers, Algeria
On November 5, 2005, the Consular Section will be open for full non-immigrant visa services.  Algerian nationals who are first time visitor visa seekers will no longer need to travel to Tunis.  Until further notice, Diversity Visa applicants must still travel to Tunis.  Keep checking our website for updates.




 

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