U.S. Consulate in Mumbai offers services to citizens of United States in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Chattisgarh, and the Union Territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Diu and Daman. Emergency services to US citizens are provided 24 hours a day, on all 7 days of the week. The Consulate General of The U.S. in Mumbai also offers Immigrant and Non-immigrant Visas to Indian citizens willing to travel to the United States.
Inwards bound - American Citizens Services
The ACS Unit of the US Consulate General provide the following services to US citizens traveling to Mumbai and its adjoining regions.
- Passport Services
- Emergency Services
- Delivery of Consular reports of demises abroad
- Issue of overseas births Consular reports
- Voter registration
- Cards and claims of Social Security
- Notary services
- Availability of list of attorneys, accountants, and hospitals, ambulance services, clinics, and
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doctors.
Outward bound - American Consulate Visa Service
Indian citizens residing in Mumbai, and adjoining regions need to approach the US Consulate General in Mumbai for procuring visas for traveling to the United States of America. American visas are of two categories : Immigrant, and Non-immigrant Visas.
An Immigrant Visa is issued to an Indian citizen who intends to stay permanently in the United States.
A Non-immigrant visa is offered to Indian citizens who wish to travel to the United States for a specific time period for purposes like a holiday trip, a business tour, for studying, or for medical reasons
The U.S. Consulate in Mumbai is located in Wankaner Palace belonging to the Maharaja of Wankaner. The Consulate in 78, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai – 400 026 is near the Breach Candy Hospital. It is accessible from Grant Road, Mahalaxmi, and Mumbai Central railway stations. The normal working hours of the Mumbai U.S. Consulate are from 9 am to 12:30 pm on all weekdays, except the last Friday of a month. Emergency services are available for US citizens on all 7 days of a week, throughout 24 hours a day.
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