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Embassies and consulates in U.S. Virgin Islands

2 missions|2 sending countries|2 cities

Across the Caribbean archipelago, the diplomatic footprint consists of just two foreign consulates, each stationed in a different town. Denmark operates from Christiansted on St. Croix, while Austria maintains its office in St. Thomas. These missions extend the network beyond the territory's main harbor, linking the islands to broader American and European interests despite the modest overall count.

Consular staff in Christiansted and St. Thomas provide vital protection for travelers, issuing passports, notarizing documents, and assisting citizens stranded by storms or transportation delays. They liaise with local authorities to coordinate evacuations, medical aid, and legal support. Business representatives also receive guidance on import regulations and trade opportunities, ensuring smooth commercial exchanges between the islands and their home nations.

Locate the nearest consulate by selecting the city column, then click the linked address for phone numbers and office hours. The table below lists Denmark in Christiansted and Austria in St. Thomas, allowing travelers and business owners to contact the appropriate desk without delay promptly.