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Addresses:
• For clarity, street and mailing addresses are separated by a bullet (•).

• Due to the rotational nature of Foreign Service assignments, it is most important that correspondence to a Foreign Service post be addressed to a section, or position, rather than to an officer by name. This will eliminate delays, resulting from the forwarding of official mail to personnel who have transferred. For example, correspondence concerning commercial matters should be addressed simply "Commercial Section" followed by the name and correct mailing address of the post.

Telephones:
•Country codes in brackets [ ] and city codes in parentheses ( ) must be dialed with all telephone and Fax numbers when calling from the United States.

Telephoning a Foreign Service Post:
Dial international access code + country code + city code + local number:
Example: 011 + [61] + (6) + 2705000.

•Some international calls will require operator assistance because the country is not an international direct dial country. The telephone listing for these countries will not be preceded by a country code and city code (always shown in brackets and parentheses).