U.S. Embassy Lomé

On June 2, as part of , we hosted Fulbright Specialist and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Charles Dye at the American Corner, Université de Lomé.
Drawing on his Fulbright experience, he engaged participants on storytelling, resilience, and creative independence, and highlighted Lomé’s potential to grow into a regional filmmaking hub. By building local skills, Togo can create jobs, attract investment, and connect to global markets.
This work advances commercial diplomacy by linking talent, industry, and opportunity to support sustainable economic growth.

Visa Restrictions Reminder
Since January 1, 2026, pursuant to a Presidential Proclamation, the United States has suspended or limited the entry and visa issuance of certain categories of Togolese nationals. These restrictions remain in effect.

Applicants may still submit visa applications and attend their scheduled interviews, but they may be ineligible for visa issuance.

Before paying visa, application fees or making travel plans, we encourage you to review official information at https://tg.usembassy.gov/visas/
Visa application fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.

As the United States marks 250 years of achievements in 2026, we highlight the steady mind behind revolutionary change: James Madison, who helped forge the American republic through ideas, shaping its government and defending it in times of crisis. Born in Virginia in 1751 and educated at Princeton University, he developed a deep commitment to liberty and skepticism of unchecked power that guided his role in the Revolution and early governance debates.
As the principal architect of the United States Constitution and a key author of The Federalist Papers, he defined the principles of popular government, separation of powers, and later championed the Bill of Rights. Serving as the fourth U.S. president during the War of 1812, he led the nation through adversity, leaving a lasting legacy linking America’s founding ideals to its enduring institutions. Read more:

Founding Fathers John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison Alexander Hamilton Benjamin Franklin John Jay George Washington America's First President Surveyor turned

📢 Career Opportunity Alert!
The U.S. Mission in Togo is seeking a qualified Political Specialist to join our Political/Economic Section.
This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to U.S. foreign policy and strengthen bilateral relations in West Africa.
🗓️ Application Deadline: June 15, 2026
🌐 Apply at: https://erajobs.state.gov/dos-era/tgo/vacancysearch/searchVacancies.hms
Interested candidates should review the full vacancy announcement and submit their applications before the deadline. Share with your network!

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Le président Trump a souligné que la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA 2026™ est une occasion unique de mettre en valeur la beauté et la grandeur de l’Amérique, et nous sommes impatients d’accueillir les supporters aux États-Unis, d’autant plus que nous nous préparons à célébrer le 250e anniversaire de notre indépendance. Le tournoi débutera en Amérique du Nord le 11 juin, et les États-Unis, en tant que principal pays hôte, accueilleront le monde entier au cours de cette année historique.
Tout au long de la phase de groupes, nous mettrons en avant une sélection de matchs disputés dans les stades américains, les moments forts de l’équipe des États-Unis, les villes hôtes américaines, le fonctionnement des stades, les infrastructures, l’innovation, la sécurité, l’expérience des supporters et les histoires qui relient le football mondial aux États-Unis.
Ce mois-ci, le monde découvre les États-Unis à travers le football.

Découvrez le premier diplomate américain ! 🎩 En 1776, Benjamin Franklin s'est rendu en France, où il a obtenu un soutien crucial pour l'indépendance et contribué à la naissance d'une nation. Nous sommes fiers de perpétuer son héritage 250 ans plus t**d. https://www.whitehouse.gov/videos/benjamin-franklin/

Fulbright Specialist Charles Dye, Associate Professor of Cinema Production at the School of Performing Arts (SoPA), Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VT), will be in Togo working at ISICA, the journalism school of the University of Lomé. Dr. Dye will collaborate with Togolese teaching and research staff to develop frameworks for a master’s degree in cinema and audiovisual studies, deliver specialized workshops, and initiate long-term institutional partnerships between the University of Lomé and U.S. counterparts.