U.S. Embassy in the Philippines

Philippine citizens and residents will process immigrant visas at the American Embassy in Manila

To apply for an immigrant visa, a foreign national who wishes to enter the country usually obtains an application approved by a US citizen, a statutory permanent resident, or a future US employer before applying for an immigrant visa need to do it. The sponsor will start the process by submitting a petition to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on behalf of foreign citizens. You can see our visa category catalog at usvisas.state.gov for different types of US immigrant visas including our diverse visa program. Next, start applying for immigrant visa in usvisas.state.gov according to the procedure of immigrant visa application or multiple visa application.

USCIS approved your petition and was granted if you completed preprocessing of the National Visa Center (NVC), or if you were elected Multi Visa Lotto and completed processing at the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) Please see the instruction manual NVC or KCC for further guidance and instructions, and information provided on this website will be provided.

One way that the US Embassy and the Environmental Protection Organization of the Philippines have worked to protect the oceans is to establish an autonomous underwater coral reef monitoring structure (ARMS) at this carefully selected three marine biodiversity conservation sites this week is. ARAB provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in collaboration with the US International Development Agency (USAID) and the Philippine Ministry of Environment and Biological Resources (DENR - BMB) is established on the Calabayo Island of Cavite, Palawan. Snake Island and Mactan Island in Cebu. ARMS provides a systematic, consistent, easily comparable way to monitor the habitats and species of marine coral reefs. Since the NOAA program began in 2008, more than 850 ARMS has been installed in the Pacific, Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.

August 7, 1998 - The 8 th anniversary of deployment of the US military to Saudi Arabia - two US embassies in East Africa were bombed almost at the same time. The attack of the Nairobi embassy in a vibrant urban area caused even greater damage and loss of human lives. There, a 2,000 pound TNT full truck was sent to the back door of the embassy, ​​exploded, destroyed the embassy, ​​destroyed the nearby Ufundi Coop House, and destroyed a 17 - story cooperative association bank. By the end of the rescue operation, 213 people including 12 Americans died. Thousands of people are injured and hundreds of people are injured or blinded. Eleven people died and 85 people were injured in an attack on the US Embassy in Dar es Salaam