U.S. Embassy Kuwait, Visa Procedure – KTV2
The U.S. Embassy in Kuwait provides Non-Immigrant Visa services to Kuwaitis residing anywhere in Kuwait and to third-country nationals residing in Kuwait. Non-Immigrant Visas are required for travelers who wish to visit, work or study for a temporary period. The type of visa required will depend on the purpose of your travel. Appointments are required for visa interviews.
The Embassy provides immigrant visa services to anyone residing in Kuwait provided the Department of Homeland Security approves the Immigrant Visa petition first. We do not have a local U.S. Customs and Immigrations Services office at post.
For reference information on the visa process, please visit the travel.state.gov information site here. For links to common topics of interest, please click here.
For questions related to visa and consular issues at U.S. Embassy Kuwait, please contact us.
Visas
- Non-Immigrant Visas
- Immigrant Visas
- Diversity Visa
- Fees
- Contact Us
- Check Your Visa Status
- Travel & Tourism in the U.S.
Hours: Visa services are available Sunday to Thursday (excluding holidays), and by appointment only. Non-Immigrant Visa interviews are conducted from 7:30-10:00am, while Immigrant Visa interviews are conducted from 1:00-3:00pm. Please note that you will not be admitted into the Embassy if you arrive late for your appointment.
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