United States Embassy in Conakry

Embassy of USA in Conakry, Guinea

Overview

The U.S. Embassy in Conakry manages the U.S. relationship with Guinea, focusing on health, democracy, and economic development. The mission supports Guinea's democratic transition, works to strengthen its health system (particularly after the Ebola epidemic), and promotes sustainable economic growth.
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Visa Services

The embassy provides nonimmigrant and immigrant visa services. It facilitates travel for Guinean citizens to the United States for various purposes, including education, business, and tourism.
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Consular Services

The American Citizen Services (ACS) unit offers passport services, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, notarial services, and emergency assistance to U.S. citizens in Guinea.
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Trade & Export Support

The embassy's Economic/Commercial section supports U.S. trade and investment in Guinea, a country rich in mineral resources. It assists U.S. companies in navigating the local market, particularly in the mining and energy sectors.
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Investment Opportunities

The embassy highlights significant investment opportunities in Guinea's bauxite and iron ore sectors, while also advising companies on the political and operational risks.
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Business Support

The embassy advocates for U.S. business interests and works with the Guinean government to improve the investment climate by promoting transparency and combating corruption.
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Cultural & Educational Programs

The Public Affairs section fosters mutual understanding through programs like the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), English language programs, and other cultural exchanges.
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Appointment Information

Appointments are required for all routine consular services and must be scheduled in advance through the embassy's website.
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Special Notes

The embassy is located in the Koloma neighborhood. Visitors should be aware of security procedures. The U.S. has been a key partner in Guinea's public health initiatives, including the response to Ebola and COVID-19.
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