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U.S. Citizen Services

Due to the Embassy’s celebration of the U.S. Independence Day, the Consular Section will be closed to the public on July 2nd. Please note that Friday, July 3 is a U.S. holiday and the Embassy will be closed. The Consular Section will resume its regular schedule on Monday, July 6th.

From July 2 through 5, American citizens with emergencies should call 398-5000.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT H1N1 (formerly known as SWINE INFLUENZA) AND CONSULAR SERVICES

Due to the ongoing outbreak of Swine Influenza A (H1N1), the U.S. Embassy requests that thos who seek consular services (visas and passports) and feel unwell or otherwise exhibit flu-like symptoms, postpone their visit to the consular offices.

Persons who cannot appear for visa interview appointments or appointments for other services will be allowed to reschedule appointments free of charge, as soon as their condition changes.  Non-immigrant visa applicants should call 1-800-010-145 and leave their name, contact telephone number and current date of appointment and the call center will call back and reschedule them.

U.S. citizens are welcome to contact the Embassy by telephone or by e-mail should they need assistance. 

The Embassy thanks the public for their understanding and cooperation.

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WE HAVE RELOCATED TO THE NEW EMBASSY COMPOUND

The new address is: 
Avigiras E12-170 y Eloy Alfaro
Tel: 593-2-398-5000
Fax:  593-2-398-5100

Services for American Citizens:  Mondays through Thursdays from 1:30 to 4:00 PM

Welcome

Welcome to the American Citizen Services section of the United States Embassy in Quito, Ecuador.  Here you will find information regarding the services which are available to American Citizens living abroad in Ecuador.  We hope you find the information available useful in answering any questions which may arise throughout your stay in Ecuador.

 

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