Below is a partial list of cities that issue K-1/K-2 visas. Remember, not every country can issue visas. Likewise, not every city with a consulate/embassy can issue immigrant visas*. In such cases, applicants will have to travel to the next nearest consulate/embassy to complete the process. Please check with the consulate/embassy nearest to you.
East Asia and the Pacific
- Australia, Canberra
- Australia, Melbourne
- Australia, Perth
- Australia, Sydney
- Australia, Adelaide
- Australia, Brisbane
- Burma, Rangoon
- Cambodia, Phnom Penh
- China, Guangzhou
- Hong Kong and Macau
- Indonesia, Jakarta
- Japan, Tokyo
- Korea, Seoul
- Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
- New Zealand, Wellington
- Philippines, Manila
- Thailand, Bangkok
- Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
- Taiwan—There is no United States embassy/consulate in Taiwan per say; however, the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) has the ability to issue visas. For more information about this organization, please visit www.ait.org.tw/en/.
Central Asia
- Afghanistan, Kabul
- Bangladesh, Dhaka
- India, New Delhi
- India, Kolkata
- India, Mumbai
- Kazakhstan, Astana
- Nepal, Kathmandu
- Pakistan, Islamabad
- Sri Lanka, Colombo
- Uzbekistan, Tashkent
Central, South, and North America
- Argentina, Buenos Aires
- Bolivia, La Paz
- Brazil, Brasilia
- Canada, Ottawa
- Canada, Montreal
- Canada, Quebec
- Canada, Toronto
- Canada, Vancouver
- Chile, Santiago
- Colombia, Bogota
- Costa Rica, San Jose
- Cuba, U.S. Interests Section
- Ecuador, Quito
- Ecuador, Guayaquil
- Guatemala, Guatemala City
- Mexico, Mexico City
- Mexico, Hermosillo
- Mexico, Cuidad Juarez
- Peru, Lima
- Venezuela, Caracas
Middle East and North Africa
- Egypt, Cairo
- Iraq, Bagdad
- Israel, Jerusalem
- Morocco, Casablanca
- Saudi Arabia, Riyadh
- Saudi Arabia, Jeddah
- Syria, Damascus
- Yemen, Sana’a
Europe and Eurasia
- France, Paris
- Georgia, Tbilisi
- Germany, Berlin
- Greece, Athens
- Rome, Italy
- The Netherlands, Amsterdam
- Poland, Warsaw
- Poland, Krakow
- Portugal, Lisbon
- Romania, Bucharest
- Russia, Moscow
- Russia, St. Petersburg
- Spain, Madrid
- Spain, Barcelona
- Turkey, Ankara
- Turkey, Istanbul
- Ukraine, Kyiv
- United Kingdom, London
Africa
- Angola, Luanda
- Cameroon, Yaounde
- Cameroon, VPP Septentrion
- Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kinshasa
- Côte d’Ivoire, Abidjan
- Ethiopia, Addis Ababa
- Ghana, Accra
- Kenya, Nairobi
- Madagascar, Antananarivo
- Malawi, Lilongwe
- Mali, Bamako
- Mozambique, Maputo
- Niger, Niamey
- Nigeria, Abuja
- Senegal, Dakar
- South Africa, Pretoria
- Tanzania, Dar es Salaam
- Uganda, Kampala
- Zambia, Lusaka
- Zimbabwe, Harare
*k-visas are technically classified as non-immigrant, but under most embassy/consulate websites, they are considered immigrant visas because they eventually lead to permanent residency in the United States.
(Updated 10/12/2012 by AD)
For more information on how to obtain a K-visa, please click on the following links: