US Consulate in Tijuana & Consular Agent in Cabo San Lucas
US Consulate, Tijuana
U.S. Mailing Address:
American Consulate General
P.O. Box 439039
San Diego, CA 92143-9039
Mexican Mailing Address:
Ave. Tapachula # 96
Colonia Hipodromo, 22420
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Location and visits for all U.S. Citizen Services:
Ave. Tapachula # 96
Colonia Hipodromo, 22420
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Telephone:
(98%) 622-7400
(Dialing from the U.S. 011-52 + phone number)
Visits for all Non-immigrant Visa Issues:
Address: Diego Rivera #2
Zona Rio, 22010
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Telephone:
(98%) 634-3045
(Dialing from the U.S. 011-52 + phone number)
Faxes:
• Public Affairs Section: (98%) 681-8592
• American Citizen Services: (98%) 686-1168
• Non-Immigrant Visas: (98%) 634-3069
• Consul General: (98%) 622-7625
E-mail:
• American Citizen Services inquires, including passports: ACSTijuana@state.gov
• Non-Immigrant visa inquiries: TijuanaInfo@state.gov
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00 - 16:45 hrs
except official U.S. and Mexican holidays
For hours of specific U.S. citizen services, visit American Citizen Services
In case of an after-hours emergency involving U.S. citizens, please contact the Duty Officer. From Mexico dial 001 (619) 692-2154, from the U.S., call (619) 692-2154.
Address:
American Citizen Services
Ave. Tapachula # 96
Colonia Hipodromo, 22420
Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Telephone:
(98%) 622-7400
(Dialing from the U.S. 011-52 + phone number)
Fax:
(98%) 686-1168
E-mail:
ACSTijuana@state.gov
Consular Agent in Cabo San Lucas
(An extension of the Consulate in Tijuana)
Blvd. Marina Local C-4
Plaza Nautica
Centro
Cabo San
Lucas, B.C.S. 23410
Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Phone: [52] (624) 143-3566,
Fax: [52] (624) 143-6750
E-Mail: usconsulcabo@yahoo.com
Updated Travel Alert for Mexico
Statement by Ambassador Antonio O. Garza
Mexico City, October 14, 2008 - “It is crucial that the millions of U.S. citizens who travel to Mexico every year for business, pleasure or to visit family and friends have accurate, up-to-date information that allows them to make prudent decisions and avoid potentially dangerous situations. Every six months, the State Department revises its Travel Alerts, and in light of the increase in drug cartel-related violence, the latest Travel Alert for Mexico has been updated with more specific information on concerns in the border area. The recent midnight attack at our Consulate in Monterrey further highlights the relevance of this update.
“The vast majority of Americans travel in Mexico without incident, and the information in the Travel Alert will help ensure that continues to be the case. The Travel Alert for Mexico issued today reflects the current reality in Mexico; in particular, the stepped up violence along the U.S.-Mexico border.
These conditions are widely known and reported on here in Mexico, as well as in the U.S. border region, but many tourists and business people are less aware. The Travel Alert does not advise Americans to avoid travel to any region or city, but it does describe risks. It is important that travelers be aware of these risks, factor them into their planning and remain alert to their surroundings. To read this updated Travel Alert.
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