Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
Checked against the official pages on 22 October 2026. How we check.
The Embassy of Ukraine, at 3350 M Street NW, Washington, in Georgetown, represents Ukraine to the U.S. government, and its consular section works as the consulate for the District of Columbia, the states from Florida to Ohio on its list, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands (source, in Ukrainian).
It keeps the list of Ukraine’s honorary consuls in the country and runs mobile sessions: its calendar for the year ends with Parma, Ohio, from 24 October 2026, Miami in November and Charlotte in December (source, in Ukrainian).
How to book an appointment at the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
Book in e-Consul (e-consul.gov.ua), signing in with Diia.Signature, BankID or an electronic signature; each person and each service needs its own booking (source, in Ukrainian).
If you cannot sign in and have no valid passport, or have a permanent-residence stamp, you can ask for an extra booking by email, but men aged 18 to 60 cannot use that route (source, in Ukrainian).
People with a group I or II disability, servicemen and their families are seen out of turn after an email to the consular section.
Washington, DC 20007
Passport fees are paid by money order made out to the Embassy of Ukraine: $130 from age 16 and $40 under 16, with no cash, cards, checks or bank transfers (source, in Ukrainian).
For citizenship matters and a power of attorney, the Embassy’s pages also accept a cashier’s check (source, in Ukrainian).
How to cancel an appointment at the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
Cancel in your e-Consul account.
Some 14 days before the slot, the system asks you to confirm the booking by email or phone, within 30 hours; an unconfirmed booking is canceled automatically (source, in Ukrainian). Handing a slot to someone else or using an intermediary leads to a refusal of the service.
Getting to the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
The Embassy is on M Street NW at the western end of Georgetown, a few blocks from the Key Bridge. Georgetown has no Metro station; Rosslyn, across the river, is the closest one.
Real reviews of the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
The Embassy’s Google listing averages 4.5 stars from 663 reviews. These three, from 2026, describe a passport renewal, the wait inside and the phone line.
The passport renewal was well organized, and the consuls knew their work. Everyone on the staff was polite and patient with questions.
Kate S.
Even with an appointment, expect to sit for about an hour before your name is called, and the order did not seem to follow the booking times.
Sonia N.
I called the line for five days without an answer. When someone finally picked up, the call ended as soon as I spoke English, even after choosing the English option.
Moe H.
Reviews read on 22 October 2026 and rewritten in our words; the dates and opinions in them are the reviewers’ own. The full set is on the office’s Google listing.
Opening hours of the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
The Embassy’s consular section in Washington takes papers from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday and from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Friday, with a lunch break from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. (source, in Ukrainian).
Finished passports are handed out without an appointment, at set times: Monday 2:00–3:00 p.m., Tuesday 4:00–5:00 p.m., Wednesday 3:00–4:00 p.m., Thursday and Friday 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (source, in Ukrainian).
For a phone question, the consular line answers on weekday afternoons; the Embassy asks people to write to the consular email first (source, in Ukrainian).
Phone number of the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
202-349-2920: the consular line, answered from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on weekdays (source, in Ukrainian). The email address is [email protected].
202-349-2963 is the Embassy’s main number (source).
202-322-2616 is the emergency line, only for deaths, detentions and threats to life (source, in Ukrainian).
Fax: 202-333-0817.
What the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, D.C. handles
The consular section handles passports, citizenship, notarial acts, consular registration, civil records and documents from Ukraine for its district. For the tax number (RNOKPP) on paper, it takes applications without a booking on two mornings a week (source, in Ukrainian).
On its own menu of consular services (source, in Ukrainian):
What is done elsewhere:
- The ID card and the internal passport, issued by the State Migration Service in Ukraine or a DP Dokument center abroad, not by a consulate: ID card.
A selection of the fees in the table shared by the Embassy and the four consulates general (source, in Ukrainian):
- A passport, from age 16: $130
- A passport, under 16: $40
- A certificate of return: $30
- Consular registration: $20
- Citizenship by territorial origin: $80
- Renouncing citizenship: $300
The requirements and fees page has the rest of the table, and the passport guide explains how the money order is filled out.
The offices give three different waits.
The Embassy’s passport FAQ says up to three months, delivery from Kyiv included; Chicago’s passport page says one to four months; and Houston’s page says the production time is undetermined under martial law and that the applicant carries the risk of a long wait (sources: 1 in Ukrainian, 2 in Ukrainian, 3 in Ukrainian).
The passport guide sets the three waits side by side.
What you can settle without traveling
Some steps need no visit:
- You can follow your passport at passport.mfa.gov.ua with the session ID you get when you file: Ukrainian passport.
- You can travel to Ukraine on a U.S. passport for up to 90 days in any 180 without a visa: Visa for U.S. citizens.
- You can check whether your case is one of the six that the citizenship law has recognized since 16 January 2026: Dual citizenship.
What an embassy does and what a consulate does
An embassy represents its country to the host government; consulates look after their own citizens and issue visas in a given area.
In Washington the two roles share a building: the Embassy’s consular section does a consulate’s work for the District, the states on its list, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Ukraine has four consulates general in the U.S.: New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Houston, each with the district it publishes. The appointments page sets the five offices side by side.