Overview
The U.S. Consulate General in Wuhan covers central China — Hubei and Henan provinces, with a combined population exceeding 150 million. Wuhan is a major transportation hub at the confluence of the Yangtze and Han rivers, and an emerging centre for automotive manufacturing, optoelectronics, biotechnology and higher education. The consulate does not provide regularly scheduled consular services — U.S. citizens in the consular district should contact the Embassy in Beijing for routine consular assistance. The post focuses on diplomatic engagement, commercial liaison and crisis preparedness.
Consular Services
The consulate does not provide regularly scheduled consular services. For passport renewals, notarial services and routine assistance, U.S. citizens should contact the Embassy in Beijing (BeijingACS@state.gov) or the nearest consulate general offering ACS services. The Wuhan post can provide emergency assistance in crisis situations. Contact: WuhanACS@state.gov.
Trade & Export Support
Central China's developing economy offers growing opportunities for American companies. Wuhan's automotive sector (Dongfeng Motor Group has joint ventures with American and other international partners), optoelectronics industry (the Optics Valley of China in Wuhan's East Lake High-Tech Development Zone) and agricultural market create commercial engagement points. Henan's agricultural economy and logistics infrastructure provide additional opportunities.
Service Area
The consular district covers Hubei and Henan provinces.
Appointment Information
Phone: +86 27 8555 7791. Email: WuhanACS@state.gov. Note: routine consular services are handled by the Embassy in Beijing.
Special Notes
Wuhan does not provide regularly scheduled consular services. The Embassy in Beijing handles routine consular matters for U.S. citizens in this district.