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U.S. Embassy and Consulate Dataset

The Department of State publishes its mission directory as hundreds of separate pages. This is the same information as one machine-readable file, with coordinates and the official country page for each post.

243 posts across 179 countries. 242 carry coordinates.

Free to use, including commercially, under CC BY 4.0. The only condition is attribution:

Compiled by ds160.ai — https://ds160.ai

What is in it

FieldNotes
country, country_slugAs the mission directory names it
regionBlank for 18 microstates and territories, which carry no region in the source
post_typeEmbassy, Consulate, Consulate General, or Institute
city, address, phoneAs published by the mission
latitude, longitudeGeocoded from the published address, so approximate. Null for one row where the source gives no city
official_country_pageThe usembassy.gov page for that country

What it is not

Being direct about the limits matters more than the download count.

  • Not a list of posts currently issuing visas. Consular operations are suspended or limited at some of these, and the file does not say which. For the countries under the 2026 entry suspension, see Proclamation 10998.
  • Not authoritative on addresses or phone numbers. Missions change them without notice. Check the official page before relying on a row.
  • Not a substitute for the official directory. It is a convenience copy with a date attached.

It will go stale, and here is the honest reason

In September 2026, USTravelDocs restructured every one of its country URLs without notice, breaking 43 outbound links on this site overnight. The mission directory is no more stable than that.

The file records the date it was generated. If you cite it, cite that date with it. If you need current data, regenerate rather than trusting a copy.

Where the underlying facts come from

The U.S. Department of State mission directory. Those facts are works of the U.S. Government and are not claimed here — the CC BY licence covers only the compilation, the geocoding, and the reconciliation between sources.

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