U.S. Embassy Prague

The U.S. and Czech flag

The U.S. Embassy in Prague works together with the Czech Republic to strengthen our partnership by advancing the key goals of regional stability, economic prosperity, and democratic transition within the Czech Republic and in Central Europe. Through its diplomatic and public activities, the U.S. Embassy seeks to ensure regional stability through our shared commitment to security organizations like NATO and the OSCE.

The Embassy offices are located in the historic Schoenborn Palace in the Mala Strana district of Prague.

Visa Questions
For visa related questions, please write to: ConsPrague@state.gov (please see the Frequently Asked Questions page first).

U.S. Citizens Questions

Press Section
The Press Office of the Public Affairs Section is responsible for Embassy relations with the Czech and foreign press. The Press Attaché, as the official Embassy spokesperson, handles inquiries from the media on U.S. policy positions. Contact: PraguePress@state.gov

Culture and Education
For information about the United States and cultural and educational programs, please contact the American Center at acprague@state.gov.

Employment
For employment at the U.S. Embassy, please write to HROPrague@state.gov (please see the Job Opportunities page first).

Business Opportunities
For business opportunities, please write to PragueProcurement@state.gov (please see the Business Opportunities page first).

Human Rights Defenders
Human rights defenders peacefully protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, advocate for government transparency and accountability, promote access to justice, and expose corruption, including through investigative journalism. The U.S. Embassy in the Czech Republic can aid human rights defenders in a variety of ways. If you need assistance, please write to HRDSupportPrague@state.gov.