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København, Denmark

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Embassy of the United States, Copenhagen - Denmark Reviews | Rating 2.8 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Embassy of the United States, Copenhagen - Denmark is located in København, Denmark on Dag Hammarskjölds Allé 24. Embassy of the United States, Copenhagen - Denmark is rated 2.8 out of 5 in the category embassy in Denmark.

Address

Dag Hammarskjölds Allé 24

Phone

+45 33417100

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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M D

I was here on two separate ocassions and had a very pleasent experience throughout both visits. We found the people working there to be kind, genuine and informative. The people skills demonstrated by the individuals that we had contact with was outstanding and well received. Sure, the building is small and outdated but the kindness of the people inside makes up for that which can be overlooked.

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faranbashir

We can’t thank you enough to staff at USA embassy in Copenhagen. One of the passports we were carrying was stolen at Stockholm airport. Staff at embassy was exceptionally helpful and did everything they could do at a lightening speed. God bless America.

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Theis Egeberg

The embassy represents the united states well.

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J D

I am a US citizen needed children passport renewals. Had to show up in person instead of renewing through the mail since we had children involved. Made online appointment there even though we are Swedish residents and live closer to there then Stockholm. Had no issues going to Copenhagen's US Embassy. Was in very quick. Security was effortless and secure. Total time was roughly 45 mins total. Personnel were kind and helpful. Keep up the great work.

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Jing Li

Good service. I received visa in 3 days after interview :-)

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Social Ghost

Those of you giving this place 5 stars, seriously needs to be tested for drugs! First of all just look at this place....IT LOOKS LIKE A PRISON!! ...and then there's the East German DDR way that they operate and treat people...like its some sort of communist rule or something......Awful service, Phone support is terrible and impossible to get through to anyone, and when you finally do they are extremely rude and unhelpful...even if you have an appointment at a certain time, they force you to wait outside in line, when you finally get inside, you are forced to surrender all your electronics and forced to wait even longer in a waiting room with like 50 other people....where you have to take a number....yup thats right..YOU HAVE TO TAKE A NUMBER EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT AT A CERTAIN TIME...What is the point of having an appointment at a certain time then???? .....and not only are the security guards extremely rude and ridiculously over controlling (like prison guards), but the staff (thats you can only talk to through a glass screen) is extremely robotic and only seem to understand A or B answers...if you try to explain something to them....they look at you completely clueless (like administrators working at a prison).....seriously is this an embassy or a prison? And get this...when you have filled out the necessary paper forms with your name and address etc......you have to give them your passport, that they will keep for god knows how long....then when you finally receive your visa and your passport back....THEY HAVE TAKEN A SCAN OF THE SECTION YOU WROTE YOUR ADDRESS IN AND PUT IT ON THE ENVELOPE...thats right, the part where you filled out your address by hand, they will scan and put on the envelope...Really guys!? ...REALLY?? .....talk about washing your hands off all responsibilities and just passing the blame as much as you can... This is honestly the worst embassy I have ever had to deal with in my life!

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Eva Ströberg

There must be an option to give zero stars in yelp, especially on this case, but since I'm needing the American Embassy more than they're needing me, I guess one star is probably appropriate. As a holder of Indonesian passport, I had to come here to make American tourist visa when I wanted to visit my friend for thanksgiving. Good thing that most of the process could be done online, so not to waste your time, but you still need to make an appointment for \interview\ at the embassy and please do not think that the time slot you select your interview will be the time you will actually be doing your interview. You're wrong! When I arrived at the embassy, there was already a queue long right outside the building where it was guarded by two security guys. It was almost comical the queue line outside the American embassy is similar to those long queues in front of bread/food shops you've seen in the documentary film about good old Soviet. Irony much? We weren't even allowed to step on the steps leading to the building! Oh no, because then you'd be too close to the building. God knows if you had something strapped on your body - like the visa application forms, for once! As Mina K pointed out - don't bring any electronic devices. You have to put your mobile phone by the security post that you would get later. I even had to drink from my water bottle to show them that it was actual water, not some dangerous clear liquid that resembles water *ooooh* But once you got in, the process was pretty quick. There was still delay because of the whole security system and I got interviewed half an hour later than my actual time slot, which was OK in government offices, I suppose. I must admit that they're doing the administrative work quite fast, because the next day I got my passport back by mail with 5-year visa attached. Good thing that they're giving out five year visa at once, otherwise I couldn't bear going back there every time I need to visit the US of A.

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As an American citizen living in Denmark, I appreciate that the Embassy puts the needs of its own citizens first. The staff is friendly and helpful, however the building feels suffocating like a prison. Also, the body cavity searches upon entering do not feel very welcoming either, but that's no different than when one travels through an airport these days. But, if you can disregard having to undress before strangers, as you will surely be required to do at the airport when you fly to America, everything else is rosey. Remember to pee in the bushes before you enter! Toilets are off-limits!

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