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Embajada de Estados Unidos Tegucigalpa

Avenida La Paz, M.D.C., Tegucigalpa

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Embajada de Estados Unidos Tegucigalpa is an embassy, located at Avenida La Paz, M.D.C., Tegucigalpa, Honduras. They can be contacted via phone at +504 2236-9320, visit their website hn.usembassy.gov for more detailed information.

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Avenida La Paz, M.D.C., Tegucigalpa
Added by Jopie, at 20 April 2014

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed

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9 Reviews

  • DarwinOrlando Raudales Andino
    02 February 2018

    Travels in permits visa for Mami old mi families

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  • Martin Musil
    24 November 2017

    Terrible response of front desk. No answer.. only prepared text and always close your case.

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  • Cesar Sanchez
    20 September 2017

    Best ever

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  • Almita Calix
    27 June 2017

    Lots of guards in each area to help you with questions or concerns quickly. There are two lines most times for different appointment needs. Come prepared. They do not accept purses or phones. Just mens walet or a folder for your information. Over all clean place with bathrooms inside.

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  • Cristonfer Cruz
    31 January 2017

    Los trabajadores de alli son lo peor! No tienen humildad ni porque son Hondureños igual a todos! Muy pedantes y desorganizados !

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  • Tara Mclaughlin
    30 August 2016

    Taking my father to get a temporary passport after his was destroyed by fire, coming straight from the airport we were not allowed in with any electronics, understandable, but neither were we provided with anywhere to store them. Naturally this means that I have to wait outside while my father goes in to take care of the passport. I am continually hassled to move, there is no seating anywhere and the little shade that there is is apparently "in front" of the embassy where you can't even stand. It was a miserable experience and given the fact that I am a US citizen I certainly expected at least a waiting room, and at the very least to not be forced to stand in he sun with somewhere to sit which was not a urine soaked sidewalk.

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  • Naline Cardona
    05 August 2016

    I am an American born in the US I am not honduria ! And i was not allowed access inside first a very rude lady said i couldnt go in showed her my passport and she threw it at me say if i was deaf or stupid i was not allowed inside, then i asked and officer at the front door again he checked my US passport and said i couldnt go in to please leave??? Isnt this a US Embassy? Very rude and horrible service! I traveled 6 hours from florida to be here and visit my In-Laws and so far a horrible experience! I will make sure when I get back in the states to call my laywer a file a lawsuit against this facility No AMERICAN SHOULD BE TREATED THIS WAY!!!!!!

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  • ANDREW MEJIA
    03 July 2015

    Great building with friendly staff!!

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  • Ian Everhart
    27 April 2014

    As a Peace Corps Volunteer, I was in the embassy twice--once for swearing in and again for a social visit with an embassy staff member I happened to meet. In addition to the office tower there is a lovely patio inside the walls with a garden and pool. A coffee stand is also there to get you a beverage as you enjoy the scene. There is a nice view over the hillside on the rest of the city.

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