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French embassies and consulates outside France.

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• Australia - Canberra and Sydney

  http://www.ambafrance-au.org/
  The French Embassy in Canberra and Consulate-General of France in Sydney. Includes visas, education and news, cultural and contact information. In English and French.

• Bangladesh - Dhaka

  http://www.ambafrance-bd.org/
  Embassy of France in Dhaka with information on Schengen visas, including application forms for short- and long-stay visas.

• Canada - Ottawa

  http://www.ambafrance-ca.org/
  Information for the press, about trade and the economy, tourism, science, education and culture. Includes a list of ambassadors of France in Canada since 1928.

• Canada - Vancouver

  http://consulfrance-vancouver.org/
  Covering Alberta, British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon; with information on the consulate and on tourism. In English and French.

• Ghana - Accra

  http://www.ambafrance-gh.org/
  Embassy of France in Ghana, with information on the French School Jacques Prévert.

• Hong Kong & Macao Consulate General

  http://www.consulfrance-hongkong.org/
  Information on French culture in Hong Kong and Macao. Includes news and addresses [English, French].

• Indonesia - Jakarta

  http://www.ambafrance-id.org/
  Embassy of France in Indonesia, with a few press releases in English, and more content in French and Indonesian.

• Kenya - Nairobi

  http://www.ambafrance-ke.org/
  Explains the work of the French Institute of Research in Africa, and the French Economic Mission in Nairobi which covers Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Somalia. In English and French.

• Libya - Tripoli

  http://www.ambafrance-ly.org/
  Overview of the embassy and information on culture, economy and the French School of Tripoli.

• Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur

  http://www.ambafrance-my.org/
  Located in Kuala Lumpur. Provides visa, cultural, scientific, business, industry and general information.

• New Zealand - Wellington

  http://www.ambafrance-nz.org/
  With information on French policy, NZ-French bilateral relations, economy, trade, science, education, culture and tourism. Partly in English and mostly French.

• Nigeria - Abuja

  http://www.ambafrance-ng.org/
  Embassy of France in Abuja, with information about France, Franco-Nigerian relations, the embassy, and links to sites about education, and cooperation in industry and commerce. In English and French.

• Philippines - Manila

  http://www.ambafrance-ph.org/
  French Embassy in the Philippines, with contact information for the various departments including those of consular services, cooperation and cultural affairs, and defense.

• Singapore

  http://www.ambafrance-sg.org/
  Includes a list of French decorations awarded to Singapore citizens, and more content in French.

• South Africa - Pretoria

  http://www.ambafrance-rsa.org/
  French Embassy in South Africa, with information on cultural, scientific and development co-operation, on police cooperation and other inter-governmental matters.

• Sri Lanka and the Maldives

  http://www.ambafrance-lk.org/
  Embassy of France in Colombo, accredited to Sri Lanka and the Maldives. With contact information in English, and more in French, including a list of previous ambassadors.

• United Kingdom - London

  http://www.ambafrance-uk.org/
  Provides information on French Foreign Policy, Franco-British relations, French cultural, economic and political life as well as visa procedures and consular services.

• United Nations - New York

  http://www.franceonu.org/
  Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations in New York. Latest news and official declarations of France at the Security Council and General Assembly.

• United States - Atlanta

  http://www.consulfrance-atlanta.org/
  Newsletter and information on visa, customs, education and other topics. Site available in English, French and Spanish.

• United States - Boston

  http://www.consulfrance-boston.org/
  Newsletter and information on visa, customs, education and other topics. In English, French and Spanish.

• United States - Chicago

  http://www.consulfrance-chicago.org/
  Offers information for tourists and about visas, about French services in the Midwest, customs, the French-American Fiscal Convention, and a cultural events calendar.

• United States - Houston

  http://www.consulfrance-houston.org/
  Calendar of cultural events, travel to France, visas, and trade information. In English and French.

• United States - Los Angeles

  http://www.consulfrance-losangeles.org/
  Includes a list of French-speaking lawyers near Los Angeles. In English, French and Spanish.

• United States - Miami

  http://www.consulfrance-miami.org/
  Consulate General of France in Miami, containing information for French citizens and about visas.

• United States - New Orleans

  http://www.consulfrance-nouvelleorleans.org/
  With information on French-language television and radio in Louisiana, and also information for visa applicants.

• United States - New York

  http://www.consulfrance-newyork.org/
  Consulate General of France in New York, with diplomatic news and cultural events. In French and English.

• United States - San Francisco

  http://www.consulfrance-sanfrancisco.org/
  Consulate General, with information about France and about the open day for public buildings.

• United States - Washington DC

  http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/
  Consulate General of France site with information on visas, map and directions.

• United States - Washington DC

  http://www.ambafrance-us.org/
  Embassy of France provides an information resource center on France and French-American relationships.

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