U.S. Embassy in Panama

Welcome

Thanks for visiting us. Here you will find our frequently asked questions and receive assistance from the United States Embassy in Panama.

Visas

Visa Appointment Service

• You can request a Tourist Visa interview appointment at ustraveldocs.com/pa.
• If you have an emergency, first contact the Consular Section to learn if your emergency applies for an Emergency Visa Interview Appointment, if so, apply for an interview appointment at ustraveldocs.com/pa for any available date and then call +507 833-9393 to confirm your emergency appointment.

Tourist Visa Renewals

• We are providing the tourist visa renewal service by authorized courier.
  Learn the steps and requirements to apply for a tourist visa renewal: pa.usembassy.gov/es/renovacion-de-visa-exencion-de-entrevista/

Student, Work, Fiancée, Spouse Visas and General Information

If you need to apply for a student, work, fiancée or spouse visa interview appointment, you can write to support-panama@ustraveldocs.com or call +507 833-9393 to speak directly with the Consular Section.

Lost or Stolen Visa

• Contact support-panama@ustraveldocs.com or call +507 833-9393 to report your lost or stolen visa.

SOCIAL

Community Projects Coordination

If you request support in the execution of a program, a tour, visit, or look for help for yourself, your family or a group under your supervision, contact: sanjurl@state.gov

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Please review the following list of frequently asked questions.

Locate someone in the United States

• The U.S. Embassy is subject to U.S. privacy laws, which prevent us from releasing information about an individual without their explicit written permission. To locate someone in the U.S. please try social media, the internet or yellow pages.

Applying to the Military Service

• The recruitment of non-U.S. Citizens, in any sector of the United States military, is limited to those foreigners who legally reside in the United States and possess an alien registration card from the Office of Citizenship and Immigration Services (Form I-151/551- commonly known as “Green Card”). Candidates must be in the age range between 17 and 35, in addition to meeting the mental, moral and physical standards of recruitment; must speak, read and write English fluently. For more information: www.army.mil/faq/

Report Fraud or Illegal Activity

• If you suspect any fraudulent or illegal activity, report it by e-mail to: panamadenucias@state.gov or by calling (507) 317-5324, with the situation details.

Agricultural Affairs Section

• Learn about our agricultural section at: fas.usda.gov or go to saborusa.com.pa or @saborusapa on Instagram.

Commercial Service

• Learn about the Commercial Service and how to do business as a Panamanian in the United States or as an American in Panama: www.trade.gov/panama