Wednesday, October 7th, 2026

Nepal Consulate General in San Francisco to close from Sept. 1



KATHMANDU: The Consulate General of Nepal in San Francisco, United States, will permanently cease operations from September 1, 2026, the mission announced on Friday.

In a public notice, the Consulate General said passport, visa and other consular services will remain available only until August 31.

The mission urged Nepali nationals and other service seekers to complete any pending consular work before the closure takes effect.

It also requested applicants who submitted passport applications through the Consulate General or its mobile passport service centres before July 6 to collect their new passports from the consulate office as soon as possible.

The San Francisco mission is currently in the process of permanent closure, and no passport, visa or other consular services will be available from September 1 onward.

Publish Date : 07 August 2026 11:49 AM

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