EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
MANAMA, BAHRAIN
Bldg 979, Road 3119, Block 321, Zinj. Tel: (973) 273 300.


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The first-ever government website to provide the public with easy, one-stop access to all online U.S. Federal Government resources.

             

 September 11, 2001 Attacks     

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Official U.S. Reactions

   Trafficking in Persons Report 2001

Official U.S. Reactions (Arabic) 

   Journal: Health Systems for HIV/AIDS and Other Diseases

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   International Religious Freedom Report

Network of Terrorism

   Muslim Life in America

Network of Terrorism (Arabic)

   U.S. Aid to Afghan People Since Oct 1, 2001

New York City- Three Months After

   Recent U.S. Government Reports

 

Embassy Message

December 5, 2001. The embassy would like to remind all Americans visiting or residing in Bahrain that the Worldwide Caution released by the State Department on October 23 remains in effect. In addition, the State Department issued a supplementary caution for the Middle East on November 9, reiterating the need for increased security awareness.  There are no specific threats against Americans in Bahrain, but tensions in the region have increased.  Americans are reminded that they should maintain a low public profile, avoid large crowds and demonstrations, vary their routes and times, and treat mail from unfamiliar sources with suspicion. For the full text of the State Department's current travel advisories, please visit www.travel.state.gov.  Recorded information may be heard by calling the State Department in Washington, D.C. at (202) 647-5225.          

 

 

For help with a consular issue (US visas, American citizen services) contact the Consular Section 

 

For consular announcements check the Hotline.

 

For questions related to military travel contact NSA.

 

NOTICE: The Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Bahrain is currently not granting visas to Saudi Arabia to non-residents of Bahrain. If you are planning to visit Bahrain and may want to travel to Saudi Arabia, it is suggested you apply in the United States.

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