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Embassy, Country & Trade Assistance

Start with the government source that owns the question.

Use official diplomatic and commercial resources to identify the right government and trade contacts for a country.

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U.S. Embassies & Consulates

Use the official U.S. embassy directory for diplomatic and country-specific U.S. government contacts abroad.

Find a U.S. Embassy ↗
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U.S. Commercial Service

Trade professionals help U.S. businesses with export markets, international contacts, and commercial issues through U.S. offices and overseas posts.

Commercial Service ↗
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Country Commercial Guides

Trade.gov country guides cover market opportunities, customs, tariffs, regulations, business travel, and country-specific commercial conditions.

Country Guides ↗
WHO SHOULD I CONTACT?

Match the question to the authority.

  • Market-entry/export help: U.S. Commercial Service and Trade.gov.
  • U.S. customs/import entry: U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
  • Foreign-country customs rules: destination-country customs authority and Country Commercial Guide.
  • Diplomatic/consular matter: embassy or consulate.
  • Product regulation: the specific regulator for the product.
  • Legal interpretation: a qualified international-trade attorney.

Official sources

Sources reviewed for this page: 2026-07-25. Always verify time-sensitive requirements before acting.