U.S. Citizens in the West Bank Needing an Emergency Passport or Assistance to Depart

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November 3, 2023

U.S. Citizens in the West Bank Needing an Emergency Passport or Assistance to Depart

The U.S. Embassy continues to provide assistance to U.S. citizens in the West Bank. U.S. citizens who need an emergency passport but cannot make it to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem or Branch Office in Tel Aviv or who would like to request Embassy assistance to depart the West Bank should complete the Crisis Intake Form.

State Department – Consular Affairs

1-833-890-9595 (toll free) and +1-606-641-0131

Local number (03-519-7426)

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U.S. Citizens with Emergencies

If a U.S. citizen, LPR, or immediate family (as listed above) desires our assistance and has not already provided their information to the Department of State, please email U.S. Embassy Jerusalem at JerusalemACS@state.gov with a copy of the individual’s travel document as well as an explanation or proof of relationship.

Please call: 02-630-4000 for U.S. Embassy Jerusalem and 03-519-7575 for the Branch Office in Tel Aviv

Outside of Office Hours, contact: 02-630-4000 (Jerusalem) or 03-519-7575 (Tel Aviv)

Outside of Israel, West Bank & Gaza: 011-972-2-630-4000 (Jerusalem) or 011-972-3-519-7575 (Tel Aviv)

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U.S. Citizens in the West Bank Needing an Emergency Passport or Assistance to Depart

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