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Fulbright
binational commissions and foundations are non-profit organizations established
to oversee the Fulbright Program abroad. Commissions propose annual country
programs, which establish the numbers and categories of grants, based
on requests from local institutions. There are currently 51 commissions
worldwide, 41 of which are funded jointly by the United States and the
host government. Each commission or foundation has a board composed of
an equal number of Americans and citizens of the host country. In a country
without a commission, the Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy develops
and supervises the Fulbright Program.
Listed here are links for most Fulbright Commissions. If a commission
does not have a website, the link leads to the commission's contact information.
Also available is a worldwide list
of addresses for Fulbright Binational Commissions and Foundations. For
countries without a Fulbright Commission, please refer to the list of
websites for U.S.
Embassies and other Diplomatic Missions.
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| Chile | Colombia|
Ecuador | Mexico
| Peru | Uruguay
East Asia and the Pacific
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| Japan | Korea
| Philippines | Malaysia
| New Zealand
| Taiwan |
Thailand
Europe
Austria | Belgium
and Luxembourg | Bulgaria
| Cyprus | Czech
Republic | Denmark
| Finland | France
| Germany | Greece
| Hungary | Iceland
| Ireland | Italy
| The Netherlands |
Norway | Poland
| Portugal | Romania
| Slovak Republic
| Spain | Sweden
| Turkey | United
Kingdom
Near East, North Africa, and South Asia
Egypt |
India |
Israel
| Jordan
| Morocco | Nepal
| Pakistan
| Sri Lanka
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