CIBT And Most Consular Offices Closed May 30, 2016
The CIBT offices and most consulates will be closed on May 30, 2016 in observance of Memorial Day. Our offices will reopen on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. If you have urgent travel plans we recommend that you start your application today. Our visa experts have the right knowledge and expertise to get you where you need to go.
Consulate of Afghanistan In Washington, D.C. – Processing Times
Effective immediately, the Consulate of Afghanistan in Washington, D.C. has changed its processing time to 15 business days due to the high volume of visa requests. We encourage travelers to submit their application well in advance in order to avoid delays. Apply today.
Consulate Of China – New Requirements For Student Visas For Specific Jurisdictions
The Consulates of China in Houston and Los Angeles now require travelers applying for student visas to submit a letter of acceptance from their Chinese based educational establishment for both long and short term stays. The Consulates in San Francisco and Chicago will require the same letter but only for stays longer than 90 days. Visit our website to start your application.
Let The Local U.S. Embassy Know Your Travel Plans
The US State Department strongly recommends US citizens register with the US Embassy(s) in the countries they plan to visit. Feel more secure about your international travels by having CIBT register your trip with the US Department of State. Registration notifies the US Embassy in each country of your travel plans and enrolls you in the State Department travel advisory and warnings program. Learn more and register.
How To Replace Your Passport If Stolen Or Lost Abroad Or In The U.S.
If your passport is stolen or lost while you’re abroad, you must obtain a replacement before returning to the United States. Ensure to report it to police immediately and contact the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for assistance. You can also ask a family member or friend in the U.S. to contact the Office of Overseas Citizens Services, U.S. Department of State at 1-888-407-4747. If your passport was stolen or lost in the U.S. we can assist you. Learn more.
Not Sure If A Visa Is Required For Your Trip? Visit Our Visa Quick Check Page
Our Visa Quick Check page provides U.S. nationals visa information needed for their next trip abroad. Simply select your destination in the list provided and you will have access to the latest visa requirements and steps to obtain a visa. If a visa is not required, we’ll give you a brief overview of what documents you must hold to enter your destination. Check the requirements for your destination now.
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