Lost or stolen passport
Report the loss to local police, then contact your embassy for an emergency travel document or replacement passport so you can leave Tajikistan.
Traveler Consular Support Directory
This page lists foreign embassies and consulates located in Tajikistan so visitors can find their home-country mission quickly if they need help with a lost passport, emergency travel document, arrest, medical crisis or other consular matter.
All resident missions are in the capital, Dushanbe. Tajikistan e-Visa applications are completed online — your foreign embassy does not issue Tajik visas. Travelers heading into the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region should arrange the separate GBAO permit before they go.
If your country has no resident embassy here, check the nearest accredited mission in Astana, Almaty, Tashkent, New Delhi, Beijing or another regional capital on your government’s travel website.
When Travelers Should Contact Their Embassy
Save your mission’s phone number before you travel. Use it for serious problems — not for hotel bookings or tour advice.
Medical emergencies
Embassies can help locate hospitals, notify family and advise on medical evacuation. Always carry travel insurance that covers Tajikistan, including mountain regions.
Arrest or legal trouble
Ask to contact your consular officer. Missions can visit detained citizens, explain local procedures and share lawyer lists — they cannot get you out of jail.
Disaster or civil unrest
Tajikistan has seismic and weather-related risks in mountain areas. Register with your government if offered, follow embassy advisories, and keep phone credit and a charged power bank for updates.
Local Emergency Numbers in Tajikistan
Call local services first for immediate danger, then your embassy for consular follow-up.
- Keep passport copies, e-Visa printout and embassy number offline on your phone
- Note your hotel address in English and Tajik for taxi or ambulance drivers
- After a theft, get a police report before requesting emergency travel papers
Browse Foreign Missions in Tajikistan
Filter by region or search by country. The map and directory update together. Addresses and phones can change — confirm with the mission before visiting.
Markers are approximate city-area locations for traveler orientation. Confirm the street address before you travel. Pins are placed near the named street, not at surveyed entrances.
Americas
United States
Embassy of the United States · Dushanbe
Europe
Belarus
Embassy of Belarus · Dushanbe
European Union
Delegation of the European Union · Dushanbe
France
Embassy of France · Dushanbe
Germany
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany · Dushanbe
Switzerland
Swiss Cooperation Office / Consular presence · Dushanbe
Ukraine
Embassy of Ukraine · Dushanbe
United Kingdom
British Embassy · Dushanbe
CIS & Central Asia
Armenia
Honorary Consulate of Armenia · Dushanbe
Azerbaijan
Embassy of Azerbaijan · Dushanbe
Kazakhstan
Embassy of Kazakhstan · Dushanbe
Kyrgyzstan
Embassy of Kyrgyzstan · Dushanbe
Russian Federation
Embassy of the Russian Federation · Dushanbe
Turkmenistan
Embassy of Turkmenistan · Dushanbe
Uzbekistan
Embassy of Uzbekistan · Dushanbe
Asia
Afghanistan
Embassy of Afghanistan · Dushanbe
China
Embassy of the People’s Republic of China · Dushanbe
India
Embassy of India · Dushanbe
Iran
Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran · Dushanbe
Japan
Embassy of Japan · Dushanbe
Pakistan
Embassy of Pakistan · Dushanbe
Republic of Korea
Embassy of the Republic of Korea · Dushanbe
Türkiye
Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye · Dushanbe
Middle East
Palestine
Embassy of the State of Palestine · Dushanbe
Qatar
Embassy of the State of Qatar · Dushanbe
Saudi Arabia
Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia · Dushanbe
United Arab Emirates
Embassy of the United Arab Emirates · Dushanbe
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Directory compiled from publicly listed diplomatic contacts for traveler reference. Confirm telephone numbers, visiting hours and appointment rules with the mission or your foreign ministry before travel. For Tajik embassies abroad, see the Tajik missions worldwide page.
Foreign Embassies in Tajikistan — Frequently Asked Questions
When should a traveler contact their embassy in Tajikistan?
Contact your embassy or consulate in Dushanbe for lost or stolen passports, serious medical emergencies, arrest or legal trouble, natural disasters, or when you need emergency travel documents. For routine tourism questions and Tajikistan e-Visa applications, use the online e-Visa service and local tourist information first.
What if my country has no embassy in Dushanbe?
Many nationalities are covered by a non-resident embassy in Astana, Almaty, Tashkent, New Delhi, Beijing or another nearby capital, or by an honorary consulate. Check your government’s travel website for the mission accredited to Tajikistan, and keep that emergency number saved offline.
Can my embassy help with a Tajikistan e-Visa?
No. Tajikistan e-Visa applications are processed online through the official electronic visa system. Your foreign embassy cannot issue or approve a Tajikistan e-Visa, but it can help with your own passport if it is lost, damaged or expired while you are abroad. A trip into the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region also needs a separate GBAO permit, which embassies do not issue.
Are embassy telephone numbers open 24 hours?
Most missions keep daytime consular hours and publish a separate emergency or after-hours line for citizens in distress. Call the main number listed, follow the recorded instructions for emergencies, or check your government’s official travel site for the current duty phone.
What should I prepare before visiting an embassy in Dushanbe?
Book an appointment if required, bring your passport (or police report if it was stolen), photocopies or digital scans of identity documents, proof of citizenship, and any police or medical reports related to your case. Confirm address and opening hours the day before you travel to the mission.
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