New Location Marks a Significant Step in U.S.-Morocco Relations
The U.S. Mission in Morocco is excited to announce the relocation of the Consulate in Casablanca to a newly constructed, state-of-the-art compound situated in the vibrant Casa Finance City district. This strategic move symbolizes a new chapter in the longstanding partnership between the United States and Morocco, reflecting both countries' commitment to enhancing diplomatic relations and improving services for American citizens residing in or visiting Morocco.
This update affects all consulate general operations, including the office building on Boulevard Moulay Youssef and the cultural center, Dar America, currently located at Place Belair in Gauthier. The relocation aims to provide improved facilities and services for a range of consular activities, ensuring that Americans in Morocco receive the highest level of support.
Important Information for American Citizens
The consulate has issued important logistical information regarding various services available to American citizens, including visa applications and cultural programs. Individuals seeking consular services are encouraged to stay informed by following Mission Morocco’s social media channels (@USMissionMorocco and @DarAmericaCasablanca) and regularly checking the consulate’s official website for updates. For urgent inquiries, citizens can contact the consulate at 1-888-407-4747 (U.S./Canada) or +1-202-501-4444 (overseas).
To ensure swift communication in emergencies such as natural disasters or family-related crises, Americans are advised to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), which allows the consulate to reach them with real-time updates. Those needing visa information can find detailed instructions on the official U.S. travel documents website.
It’s important to note that third parties generally cannot accompany applicants during nonimmigrant visa interviews, with a few exceptions made for minors, elderly applicants, or those requiring special assistance. Interviews are conducted in French, Moroccan Arabic, and English, and applicants needing support in other languages must provide their own interpreters.
For additional details, including fee payment validity and updated services, please visit the U.S. Embassy's official page. This relocation not only enhances the operational capacity of the consulate but also reaffirms the United States’ commitment to supporting its citizens and fostering strong ties with Morocco.
As reported by ma.usembassy.gov.
