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U.S. Consular Section Vienna is located at Parkring 12A (Marriott Hotel Building), 4th Floor, 1190, Vienna, Austria. Our entrance is on the right, plaza side of the hotel building (** DO NOT go to the US Embassy; you’ll end up at the wrong place on wrong side of town!**)
IMPORTANT: Please note EMERGENCY passports are only valid for 12 months and intended to get you back home to the United States. Once you complete your trip, you must exchange it for a regular passport. Emergency passports cannot be used in some countries (most notably, France). If you are traveling on to a third country, please visit Country Information (state.gov) to see their entry requirements.
PROCESSING TIME: If you appear in person, fully-prepared before 11 a.m., your emergency passport will usually be ready for pick-up at 14:00 (2pm) the same day.
Write an email to consulatevienna@state.gov to notify us of your situation and when you would like to come in.
Please see our Passport webpage for complete instructions and the forms at the end of the page: https://at.usembassy.
If you have access to a printer, please complete the application forms in advance to save time.
CHECKLIST – WHAT TO BRING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT:
NOTE: It is ILLEGAL for a dual-citizen to enter the United States on anything other than a U.S. passport; U.S. citizens are prohibited from using ESTA or U.S. visa to enter the United States on a foreign passport. Likewise, it is illegal for an EU citizen to enter the EU on a US or other foreign passport.
Please call: (+43 1) 313 39 7535
Outside of Office Hours, contact: (+43 1) 31339-0
Outside of Austria: (+43 1) 31339-0
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