U.S. Embassy Cairo, Egypt Review

i went there to get my children their CRBA , everything went well during the interview except I didnt know i wasnt allowed to carry a cell phone inside the embassy, the egyption staffers at the embassy took my phone and my wife's phone upstairs but when we camw out like 3 hrs later my wifes phone screen was cracked!!! it cost me $200 to fix, dont take ur cell phone or any electronic decice with you if you plan on going to the embassy!!

I want help from the Embassy of the United States of America in order to complete the immigration form on 3 October

Very rude Embassy. They treated me as insider and the officer was angry. Do.not think you will have fair decision.

Cooperative employees , but most of people when get refused hate them.

Jumbo mega ultra wow Trump the President of the United States of America really loves your word of God is in control of the time of the March eighth is Sunday and really looking like the empty government type federal super happen !
Wow that's awesome haha he is running this country because word of God time!!
Did he approved using it right now for the word of God for country mega now!!!

It is a beautiful and very organized place, I personally entered and respected the treatment of people

Be convincing and cite details, you'll get approved, less isn't more in that case, say why exactly you are going and don't worry about it.

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A long waiting outside, staff are more friendly and cooperative than when I came there last time, but spending 3 hours inside is excessive, as there were only 2 windows open for interviews, still an overall better experience than last year's one...

Worriest and Rude treatment for applicants
You can follow the low with respect also to the applicant not treat them as non human bieng
I will escalate what happen today with my relative to the embassador to give his employers training to how deal with applicants

I've had to call wayy to many times to get help bringing a US citizen in Yemen to America. The customer service is exceptionally HORRIBLE - it's like they don't care for your concerns. If I could give 0 stars I would.

no help at all, the least helpful employees i have ever encountered, I'm a US citizen who has been in egypt for a year and I called them with a real emergency after being kidnapped for 10 months and had all papers and passport taken away and all they did was make fun of me

Very organized place, respectful treatment and friendly people.

Good place, nice staff, one of my best memories here

Worst thing can happen to you is dealing with this embassy's staff.
Incompetent, rude, and not helpful at ALL

Hope one day they make the process for the a bit easier for everyone

Stop ventilation systems in American buildings to stop the spread of the virus

It was one of the most humiliating and depressing experiences of my life!
Worst thing can happen to you is dealing with this embassy staff , rude, and not helpful at ALL they hung up to my face . I called them over 4 time for help I begged them I told them my story but never even care , I will not stop with this review Because of what they did to me it s not easy , i gave them my passport he told me what could your passports Do for you Incompetent,Treats American citizens poorly. No concept of time sensitivity.

Very well organised
Security issues are too much
Cell phones and electronics are prohibited here!!!
You will keep your devices in a shop in front of the door!!!
Inside, every thing is ok

My mother in law got interviewed today at American embassy in Cairo Egypt so she can come and help her daughter in her pregnancy bec my wife have some issues with her pregnancy and we sent her all these documents from our doctor here in Nashville ten , we don t have anyone here to help us that s why we asked her mom if she can go and do interview at the embassy but unfortunately they didn t give her visa to come and help her daughter without any reason !!!!

May God curse those who were printed with them and make their presence between us a reality.

As usual they care for their citizens the most, Thanks a lot.

Ashraf Samir Mahdi from Egypt I am suffering from poverty. I travel My groceries 12 years by one foot in random migration

well, very secure and organized place, people there are very respectful and kind, easy to be questioned
the place is easy to be reached by public transportation specially the underground

I am an American wife and I need to know how to travel to America and she is with me now in Egypt

very well organized embassy with excellent system.. applying for a visa is extremely smooth and well organized ..A very charming and respectful consular officer interviewed me and i am pretty convinced that all other consular officers have same behaviour..plz keep working like this

It was one of the most humiliating and depressing experiences of my life. To tell the truth, the Egyptian staff were very nice and hospitable. There was one American woman who almost spat in my face. I really felt like I was the guest at her country not the opposite, even though she along with the rest take their salaries from the "likes" of me. If the USA doesn't want visitors like me, then so be it. The world is big enough for me to spend my money on.
To me, my trip/experience regarding the US embassy=depression and humiliation,not because I was rejected, but because it was an unfair interview altogether!
I regret ever thinking of visiting!

Rude staff. Extreme security measures. Humiliating waiting area (which is actually outside the embassy permission in the sun).
Third-world treatment. Unexplained anger and frustration from Egyptian and American employees alike. Trashy coffee. No questions answered by anyone of the staff anywhere, regardless of what the question is. P.s. I'm a US visa holder

I've got to be honest--after living in several countries outside the US over the past 15 years, I have never had a worse embassy experience than I have here. The employees were rude, unclear and caused us no end of frustration trying to get a passport renewed. I was told we could come without an appointment and the guards refused to let my husband in. He called me, I called ACS, the woman was rude, wouldn't even tell me her name (it's policy! What on earth?!?) and told me the issue was resolved. I had no idea if my husband got in or not. I could go on but I won't. Just be prepared for a headache....

I'm an American citizen and have been waiting well over 2 month for them JUST to schedule an appointment for my fiance..... they don't respond to emails and don't offer any help over the phone. What a horrible service.

Difficulty being in the vicinity of the embassy due to excessive security measures

The strongest embassy I'm Egypt. It's over secured and it's located in one of the most wonderful places in Garden City.

Worst embassy in the whole world. I am U.S citizen and all I wanted to do is to schedule an appointment for notarial services. The don't have phone number and they don't reply to any email.

Horrible place.
Does not represent this great country.
Staff in qualified idiots

Nice but trouble with Google location services activation on iOS several times

I was registered in random immigration America, wanting the confirmation number

i try to reach the fax number to the embassy to send paper from usa and the fax machine did not response anything and i cannot find e.mail for contact please i nead help

This embassy is at the highest level of services and treatment

Incompetent. Treats American citizens poorly. No concept of time sensitivity.

In canceling the visa ... an extremely arbitrary and unfair need and a lack of taste and without showing the reasons ... is this America who talks about democracy and urbanization? Wasting time and money ... Frankly speaking

Didn t get the help I need in Egypt left to be humiliated
Thanks for the disappointment

I am embarrassed to say that this is my country s embassy.

I first went there to get my visa. Then I used to go to the Irc, a good place to have many scientific and fun activities. I agree to the sophisticated security, including lookin inside my wallet, and some rude stuff at the gate.

Day after Memorial Day one of your representatives seemed intoxicated and his appearance looked liked if he just woken up from bed and threw clothes on himself and his appearance was unhygienic. Your representative only looked at my client s passport and did not ask any questions and denied my client s application and typed what he choose to write about my client. when I asked your representative what was his name , he refused to answer. When I questioned your representative of asking no questions was fair, he became angry. I think if your consultants who are representing the US , your representative should learn if he is going to go out partying and drinking and have a hangover the next day, he shouldn t come into work and deny over 10 people who were qualified just because your representative has a headache from being intoxicaded the day before and he doesn t feel like doing his job , shouldn t represent the US. I sure as heck didn t appreciate his Anti Muslim speaking.

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Well the place is nice, so much security check. Don't bring any electronic devices. People are not friendly or even nice at all.

Thank you for your good Service. Good stuff and Organized.

It's located in one of the loveliest places in Cairo
the staff is very nice even the security staff
The interview was short and the guy was very nice to me

i used to go to the American cultural centre inside the American embassy campus and i learnt a lot there.
that was really good time there learning English and having fun
But remember to go there so early (About at 7 am) to be able to enter the American cultural center)