CONSULAR SECTION IN MADRID

FRAUD

Fraud Protection Notice:

Please note that all email correspondence from the U.S. Department of State will come from addresses with the domain "@state.gov." Furthermore, all U.S. government email correspondence will come from a domain terminating in ".gov." We have received reports that fraudulent emails have been sent on behalf of U.S. Department of State regarding a "Diversity Visa Lottery Program." These emails originate from and direct correspondents to non-government email domains, such as "@yahoo.com" or "@hotmail.com" or "@gmail.com." If you believe you have received a fraudulent email correspondence or have know of any information that you believe would help us to stop fraud, please contact madrid_stopfraud@state.gov. Your information will be treated anonymously and will be kept strictly confidential.

Non-Immigrant Visas

Visa Issuance Notice
Visa Processing Instructions
Visa Waiver Program
First Step in Obtaining a Visa
Visa Types Needed
General Documentation Needed
 

Immigrant Visas

General Information
Returning Resident
Immediate Relatives
Family Based
Employment Based
Diversity Visa (Lottery)
Documents For IV Application
Spanish Police Certificate
Andorran Police Certificate
Other Important Information
IV Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Fiancé Visa
Life Act
Forms
Ineligibilities (Waivers)

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TSA Guidance for passengers on heightened security measures in place following Dec. 25 incident.

PROPOSED INCREASE IN NON-IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION FEES
On December 14, 2009, the Department of State published a proposed rule in the Federal Register to increase the nonimmigrant visa application processing fees, also called the Machine-Readable Visa (MRV) fee, and Border Crossing Card (BCC) fees. For more information regarding the proposal.

• Additional information for all Foreign Visitors
• Visa wait time information page
• Department of Homeland Security
• Internal Revenue Service
• U.S. Customs Service