U.S. Citizen Services Home
Welcome to the U.S. Citizen Services homepage for the United States Embassy in Rangoon, Burma. Providing services to U.S. citizens abroad is one of the most important roles of the Embassy. This website provides information on how to contact us and on the services (Passport, Report Birth Abroad, Emergency Services, Voting Services, Medical Assistance, Legal Assistance and Notarial Service) we provide.
Location & Service Hours
Consular Office Contact Information
The Consular Office's contact information is as follows:
| Address: | 110 University Ave, Kamayut Township, Rangoon, Burma |
| Non-emergency hours: | 2:00PM to 3:30PM (MON-FRI). Except for Embassy Holidays |
| Phone: | (95)-(1)-536-509 and then hit 1 to get to the Consular section |
| Fax: | (95)-(1)-512-124 |
| Email: | consularrangoon@state.gov |
24 Hour Embassy Emergency Contact Information
The Embassy is available 24 hours a day to assist U.S. citizens in emergencies. After hours, or in case of a busy signal when dialing the Consular Office phone number above, dial:
Duty Officer Phone: (95)-(9)-51-24330
24 Hour Embassy Phone: (95)-(1)-536-509
If you are planning travel to Burma, please take a moment to register online and to review the State Department's Country Specific Information on country-specific conditions.
Tips For a Smooth Visit
Security
Security is always important at our Embassies and Consulates. When you visit Embassy Rangoon or our Consular Office, please bring your U.S. passport as identification. Our Embassy guards outside the building will request to see that identification.
All visitors pass through a metal detector, and your bags will be scanned. Visitors may not bring liquids into the Embassy, but water fountains are available for visitors.
If you are a U.S. citizen that has lost your passport, try to contact the Consular Office before coming to the Embassy.
Visiting with Infants, Children / Other Specific Needs
Feel free to contact us to coordinate the best time to come to the Consular Office if you have specific needs. For instance, parents that must bring infants for passport or CRBA applications can contact us to confirm a good time to visit. Although not needed, you may request to schedule an appointment between 2:00 pm and 3:30 pm.
Note to all United States citizens traveling to Burma: ATM machines do not exist in Burma, no Burmese bank accepts traveler’s checks, and Burmese businesses do not accept credit cards. As a result, foreign travelers must enter the country with enough cash to cover all expenses, including unexpected ones. Please plan accordingly to ensure a smooth trip.
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