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Source        :U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE 
Source key    :ST 
Program       :KEY OFFICERS OF FOREIGN SERVICE POSTS 
Program key   :ST KEYOFF 


Update sched. :Occasionally     
ID number     :ST KEYOFF MAILPOST         
Title         :Mailing, Phoning and Post Information 
Data type     :TEXT 
End year      :1995
Date of record:12/14/1995
Text          : 
 
                 POST INFORMATION AND SPECIAL NOTICES 
 
POSTS OPENED--Hanoi, Vietnam (USLO); Dusseldorf, Germany (CG) 
 
POSTS CLOSED--Mogadishu, Somalia (USLO) - "The Somalia Liaison Office" 
is now located in Nairobi, Kenya.  It is not a separate post. 
 
POSTS CHANGED IN  RANK, STATUS, ETC.- Koror, Palau (USLO) to Koror, 
Palau (E) 
 
BREAKDOWN OF POSTS AS OF March 30, 1995 
Embassies (E)...................................163* 
Branch Offices of Embassy (BO)....................3 
Missions (M): USUN (New York), USOAS (Washington), USEU  (Brussels), 
ICAO (Montreal), USNATO (Brussels), FODAG (Rome), USOECD (Paris), UNESCO 
(observer Mission-Paris), UNVIE (Vienna), and European Office of UN and 
Other IO (Geneva)................................10 
U.S. Interests Sections (USINT)...................1 
U.S. Offices (USREP)..............................0 
Consulates General (CG)..........................67 
Consulates (C)...................................17 
U.S. Liaison Office (USLO)........................2 
     Total......................................263** 
 
Consular Agencies (CA) (includes Abuja (BO)).....46 
 
*This count reflects only those countries where the United States has an 
established physical Mission.  An additional 12 countries have U.S. 
Ambassadors accredited to them but no physical Mission exists. 
Operations have been temporarily suspended at the following post: 
Baghdad (1/91). 
 
**Total post count does not include Consular Agencies (CA). 
 
 
                    TELEPHONING A FOREIGN SERVICE POST 
Below is the procedure for telephoning a Foreign Service post.  American 
Embassy Canberra is used as an example. 
 
Calling From a U.S. Government Agency: 
 
Dial 9 + international access code + country code + city code + local 
number 
Ex:  9 + 011 + [61] + (6) + 2705000 
 
Others: 
Dial international access code + country code + city code + local number 
Ex:  011 + [61] + (6) + 2705000 
 
NOTE:  Some international calls will require operator assistance because 
the country is not an international dial country.  The telephone listing 
for these countries will not be preceded by a country code and city code 


(always shown in brackets and parentheses). 
 
Calls to certain points outside the continental U.S. can be dialed in 
the same manner as long distance.  Simply dial the area code or country 
code and the local number.  For these locations, no city code will 
appear with the telephone number. 
 
 
                EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTED FORMS FOR ADDRESSING MAIL 
It is most important that correspondence to a Foreign Service post be 
addressed to a section or position rather than to an  officer by  name. 
This will eliminate delays resulting from the forwarding of official 
mail to officers who have transferred. Normally, correspondence 
concerning commercial matters should be addressed simply  "Commercial 
Section" followed by the name and correct mailing address of the post. 
 
 
Posts with APO/FPO Numbers: 
 
APO/FPO Address* 
Name 
Organization 
PSC or Unit number, Box number 
APO AE 09080  or APO  AA 34038 or APO AP 96337 
 
International  Address** 
Name of Person/Section 
American Embassy 
P.O. Box 26431*** 
Manama, Bahrain 
 
 
Posts without APO/FPO Numbers: 
 
Diplomatic Pouch Address* 
Name of Person/Section 
Name of Post 
Department of State 
Washington, D.C.  20521-plus four digit add-on (see ZIP Codes below) 
 
International Address** 
Name of Person/Section 
American Embassy 
Jubilaeumstrasse 93*** 
3005 Bern, Switzerland 
 
NOTE:  Do not combine any of the above forms (e.g., international plus 
APO/FPO addresses).  This will only result in confusion and possible 
delays in delivery.  Mail sent to the Department for delivery through 
its pouch system for posts with APO/FPO addresses cannot be accepted and 
will be returned to the sender. 
 
* Use domestic postage. 
**   Use international postage. 
***  Use street address only when P.O. Box is not supplied. 
 

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Cite:
Key Officers of Foreign Services Posts IN National Trade Data Bank: The Export Connection (disk 2 of a 2 disk set), February, 1996, United States Department of Commerce (http://www.doc.gov/),Economics and Statistics Administration (http://www.doc.gov/resources/ESA_info.html), SuDoc No: C1.88:996/2/v.2
Contact: R. Muns, Reference Librarian, UM-St. Louis
Updated: March 10, 1996