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UPDATED: 08 Feb 2010 GMT
  • Nuevo Laredo U.S. Consulate Welcome!

    The synergy between "Los Dos Laredos" - Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo - makes Nuevo Laredo one of the most vibrant cities along the border. Here, two Nations share culture, international trade, politics, and much more! The United States Consulate in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico was established in 1872.

  • Interviewing window A Day in The Life

    Can you take a snapshot of the United States Mission in Mexico? Why not! On a winter’s day, we put cameras in the hands of more than 300 volunteer photographers at the U.S. Embassy and all nine U.S. Consulates in Mexico. See "IMPORTANT LINKS" for more details!

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Regional News
Proposed Change in Visa Fees

Proposed Increase in Visa Fees
On December 14, 2009, a proposed rule was published in the Federal Register that would increase the required processing fee for most Non-Immigrant Visa’s to $140 USD for adults and $14 USD for minors. Fees for H visas and other petition based visas would increase to $150 USD and E visas would increase to $390 USD.

News from the Consulate

Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month the U.S. Consulate General in Nuevo Laredo is sponsoring "Esta Noche es el Jazz" in the Antigua Aduana at 8:00 pm. For more information see www.culturanuevolaredo.gob.mx

Blog de la Misión Diplomática de los Estados Unidos en México
Nuestra intención es ofrecerte un amplio panorama del trabajo que realizamos día con día en la Embajada de los Estados Unidos en México, en los 7 Consulados Generales, los 2 Consulados, y así como en nuestras 14 agencias consulares en todo México.

The Alliance of Youth Movement
Alliance of Youth Movements is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization comprised of individuals from the private sector, NGO community and of some of the most successful digital movements around the world. AYM recently launched their own YouTube Channel. Click here and find out more.

More News From Washington

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A comprehensive regulatory overhaul designed to make the U.S. financial system less prone to crisis faces uncertainty as interested parties, policymakers and legislators maneuver for opportunities to push it through Congress, change it or kill it....

Boosting Biofuels, Clean Coal Promotes U.S. Energy Independence
The United States is boosting the contribution of biofuels and clean coal to its strategy for increasing American energy independence and laying the foundation for a new clean-energy economy....

Iran Urged to Inform U.N. Agency of Position on Nuclear Deal
If Iran has agreed to enrich its uranium supplies through a foreign country for use in its medical research reactor, it needs to inform the International Atomic Energy Agency, the State Department says. The United States also wants to resolve the fate of its citizens in Iranian custody....

Former President Clinton to Lead International Haiti Coordination
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton, who has been the U.N. special envoy to Haiti since May 2009, agrees to lead international relief efforts for Haiti as it recovers from the January 12 earthquake. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Clinton will be “coordinating on my behalf.”...