Note: The Taliban have come to agreement with NATO forces regarding ensuring safe passage to Hamid Karzai

International Airport for Afghans in Kabul. We are

aware that the Taliban are not sticking to their agreement, and negotiations led by the US State Department have now restarted to try to assure your ability to arrive at
Hamid Karzai. British and French forces are attempting to retrieve those due to be on flights from the city itself; the US cannot do so as this is in violation of their
agreement with the Taliban, and is beyond the current capacity of forces on the ground.

You should bring as few belongings as possible; no pets, and ensure you have your ID and documentation with you. Only one piece of small hand luggage (e.g. a
handbag) is allowed, and this is subject to space limitations - there have been occasions where space is so tight no hand luggage has been boarded. Please be aware that
they are boarding flights with people as the priority; not items, as hard as that may be.

For US Flights: U.S. citizens, LPRs, and their spouses and unmarried children (under age 21) should travel to Hamid Karzai International Airport.   You should plan to
enter the airport at Camp Sullivan for evacuation flights. From the HKIA Airport South Traffic Circle, head east for 1km and turn right on to Camp Sullivan
(34.555768143987954, 69.21829960000126).   Please note that gates may change frequently and that we will provide updates as necessary. Places on flights will be first
come, first served within two priority categories. Category One will be those who hold U.S. Citizenship or proof of LPR status with documents; Category Twowill be
those who hold these statuses but do not have documentation to that effect. If you do not meet these requirements;please shelter in place until you are contacted
by US staff that an evacuation flight has you on its manifest.

For Non-US Flights: Listen to information from the appropriate embassy/source you are coordinating with. Most embassies are currently requesting you shelter in
place until you are contacted to come to the airport. Do not depart until you are contacted regarding a flight: you will not be granted entry to the airport unless you are
due to board a scheduled flight. You should be ready to leave your home quickly upon receiving your flight information.

The traffic surrounding HKIA is busy, expect traffic jams, and be mindful of planning to arrive at the airport before curfew sets in (9pm to 6am).

Please note that there are unlikely to be any repatriation attempts for those who are not in, or cannot get to, Kabul. If you are able to do so safely, relocate to the capital
as quickly as possible; alongside ensuring you have pursued the most appropriate evacuation route, and send updated location information to the contact listed once
you arrive. The US government has confirmed that they cannot ensure safe passage to the airport: you must make your own arrangements.

Map of Taliban Checkpoints (Work in Progress, note there are additional kinetic patrols not marked on the map): https://bit.ly/3xUWwCW
Support Refugees: https://bit.ly/3mbUeNp

Nation-State Requirements Contact Details

Canada Priority to those who worked with
the Government of Canada or the
Canadian Armed Forces.
NGO Staff may also apply
Canada-Afghanistan@international.gc.ca
Email your details. Full name, date of
birth, email address, phone number,
description of the work you did with
the Government of Canada or the
Canadian Armed Forces including job
 through this system, with slightly
different requirements.
United States Non-U.S. Citizens awaiting an
Immigrant Visa may be processed
after US citizens and those with
Lawful Permanent Residency.
United States Afghans with SIV approved or
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?
id=dFDPZv5a0UimkaErISH0S0jG7jCPVrpAs2b5Y
umFx6FUOUNBS0lPNFk1SjhEQzBRRDlXS0NX
NFM1WCQlQCN0PWcu
NVCSIV@state.gov
title, ID number, points of contact
who are Canadian nationals; and your
Tazkira number.
NGO staff should establish (with
documentation where possible) a link
between a GAC project/GAC official
staff member (ie: an email chain with a
rep) and a recommendation
letter/statement of appointment from
the NGO which must list the projects
worked on and the scope of
employment with that particular NGO.
Applicants should aim to provide
Canadian references from the same
org.
Fill the form in for EVERY member
of your family. If you have family in
the US, ask them to request their
Senator reach out to the State
Department, and their
Congressperson registers their
support.
Everyone processing visas (SIV, P-2,
P-1, otherwise) should fill out a
repatriation form, as they're using this
to help organise the flight manifests.
Ensure you enter your EMAIL
accurately, and check regularly
(including spam). This is how they are
notifying people of space on flights
and delivering your Airport Access
Pass. You will not be admitted to the
airport if you are unable to show this
pass. Bring an external charger.
Have your application number ready.
 pending status.
United Kingdom Any current or former Locally
Employed Staff assessed to be at
serious risk of threat to life will be
offered priority relocation to the
UK regardless of their
employment status, rank or role,
or length of time served.
Germany Those who worked with the
German government or military
are prioritised, also valuable for
those who have engaged in
EU-funded human rights activities
in Afghanistan.
Netherlands Those who worked with the
Netherlands are prioritised, also
valuable for those who have
engaged in EU-funded human
rights activities in Afghanistan.
Dutch expected to include female
journalists and humanitarians
soon, due to a parliamentary vote.
Details forthcoming.
Denmark Will support those covered by the
2013 Interpreters Act. This
includes those who assisted the
Danish effort in Afghanistan and
who are directly menaced or
1-603-334-0828
For emergencies, call +1-202-501-4444
KabulACS@state.gov
+1-888-407-4747
+1-703-693-0799
afghanistan@mod.gov.uk Have details including your work
LocalStaff-Afghanistan@mod.gov.uk  history, scans of passports and work
0792 907 303 IDs ready.
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx
?id=7WB3vlNZS0iuldChbfoJ5fowYYw5QlNLoVC
T4OM_uPlUN0ZNVDJURVMzMUtKNjJRUUwxS
UJZMjdIVSQlQCN0PWcu
040.krise16@diplo.de Email your details, including work
history. Ensure you include a phone
number and email address.
kabul@minbuza.nl Email your details, including work
+31 247 247 247 history. Ensure you include a phone
+31 6 82388055 (WhatsApp) number and email address.
Danish Embassy in Kabul (kblamb@um.dk) Email your details, including work
Danish Embassy in Islamabad (isbamb@um.dk) history. Ensure you include a phone
Danish Military for Interpreter Requests number and email address.
(interpreters@mil.dk)
 imperiled as a result of having
assisted the Danish effort. Will
include immediate family, the local
employee's spouse / cohabitant
and unmarried children under the
age of 18, as well as anyone you
are responsible for e.g. a more
distant disabled family member.
Belgium Afghan citizens or residents who
worked with the Belgian military,
embassy or related missions:
formally, through contractors or as
‘fixers’ may be considered for
humanitarian visas.
Sweden Afghan citizens who previously
worked for the Swedish Armed
Forces or Swedish Embassy.
Czech Republic Afghan citizens who previously
worked for the Ministry of
Defense of the Czech Republic or
affiliated entities, including
interpreters and their families.
Spain Afghan citizens who previously
worked for the Spanish military
and embassy operations in
Afghanistan, including interpreters
and their families.
Italy Afghan citizens who previously
worked for the Italian Embassy
and Mission in Afghanistan.
Switzerland Afghan citizens who previously
islamabad@diplobel.fed.be Email your details, including work
islamabad.visa@diplobel.fed.be history and ID. Ensure you include a
+92 51 265 41 01 phone number and email address.
+92 51 265 41 02
+92 51 265 41 03
+92 51 265 41 04
+92 300 855 02 27
‘Contact 2021’ in the subject line to the following Email your details, including work
email address: ambassaden.kabul@gov.se history. Ensure you include a phone
number and email address.
e-podatelnaMO@army.cz Email your details, including work
history. Ensure you include a phone
afg.prague@centrum.cz number and email address. The Czech
Republic has previously asked that
posta@mvcr.cz those they are assisting are within
reach of the airport. Be sure to
highlight your location to them.
emb.kabul@maec.es Email your details, including work
history. Ensure you include a phone
+93-202-310-406 (Cannot at this time confirm as number and email address. First plane
still in operation) due to land on 18/08 with another en
route.
ambasciata.kabul@esteri.it Email your details, including work
history. Ensure you include a phone
number and email address.
doha@eda.admin.ch (Kabul staff are in Doha) Email your details, including work
 worked for the Swiss government, isl.vertretung@eda.admin.ch history. Ensure you include a phone
even where contracted through info.dr@eda.admin.ch number and email address.
agencies.

Swiss confirmed they will only

take small numbers, restricted to
those they employed.

Turkey Turkey is processing expedited
visas and providing consular
services for those of Turkish
origin or ancestry, who would
ordinarily be able to apply.
+93 79 782 82 83 (Kabul) Proceed as you would normally apply
+93 79 840 11 77 (Mazar) for a visa; process may be expedited.
+93 79 182 79 76 (Herat)
+90 312 292 2929 (MOFA Call Centre)

India Those who are of Indian heritage,
nationality or hold citizenship; as
well as Shi’a and other minorities
including Hazara, Hindus and
Sikhs who face increased risk from
Taliban. Afghan applicants are
currently having their visa requests
expedited.
+91 97 17 78 5379 Include your documentation that
+91 11 49 01 6783 demonstrates status, and contact
+91 11 49 01 6784 details, as well as your location.
+91 11 49 01 6785
WhatsApp number: +91-8010611290
MEAHelpdeskIndia@gmail.com
SituationRoom@mea.gov.in

https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/Registration

NGO assistance for Sikhs and Hindus, coordinating

with Indian Govt:
+91 98107 90373
contact@unitedsikhs.org

Pakistan Processing expedited visas and
consular services for those who
would ordinarily be eligible to
enter Pakistan.
Will issue emergency visas for
journalists, NGO staff and
diplomats. You can walk in to the
WhatsApp
Visa Officer: (+93) 70 072 8627
Visa Assistance: (+93) 78 632 4769
Ambassador’s Office: (+93) 70 730 0900
Have your passport and national ID
ready.
If you have been booked on a flight to
Pakistan; your flight will go ahead in
the form of a land-border crossing via
Torkham. The Embassy will provide
details.
 Embassy to get these visas; no
appointment necessary.
Iran Will support Shi’a Muslims in
exiting the country, though have a
significantly reduced diplomatic
presence: only Kabul and Herat
remain open.
Uzbekistan Entry via third countries remains
possible; with some limited border
flow anticipated to be available:
only to those who would normally
be eligible for an Uzbek visa.
Processes are delayed. Ethnic
Uzbeks encouraged to apply.
Tajikistan Entry via third countries remains
possible; with some limited border
flow anticipated to be available:
only to those who would normally
be eligible for a Tajik visa.
Processes are delayed. Ethnic
Tajiks encouraged to apply.
Kazakhstan Ethnic Kazakhs may apply for
entry permits and visas, depending
on existing documentation, at the
Embassy, which remains open
though operated by a significantly
reduced number of staff.
China Entry for Chinese citizens and
visa holders. Processes may be
delayed due to a local
stay-at-home order given to
Chinese nationals. Emergency
papers available for nationals
married to Chinese citizens.
iranemb.kbl@mfa.gov.ir, (+93) 20 210 1391 - 97 Proceed as you would normally apply
(Kabul) for a visa; process may be expedited.
iranconsulate.hea@mfa.gov.ir, (+93) 40-220 013
(+93) 40--225 821 / 0 (Herat)
uzb_emb_kabul@hotmail.com, (+93) 20-250-04-31 Proceed as you would normally apply
(Kabul) for a visa; expect delays, more
(+93) 50 200-27-13 (Mazar) appropriate for medium to low risk
applicants. Appointment only, contact
prior to attending.
tajembkabul@mfa.tj, (+93) 784 098 355 (Kabul) Proceed as you would normally apply
faizobod_ctj@mail.ru, (+93) 793 267 245 (Fayzabad) for a visa; expect delays, more
consultjkunduz@gmail.ru, (+93) 79 826 5872 appropriate for medium to low risk
(Kunduz) applicants.
krt_mazar@yahoo.com, (+93) 79 944 8301 (Mazar)
kabul@mfa.kz Proceed as you would normally apply
(+93) 20-230-05-52 for a visa; expect delays, more
(+93) 78-755-50-11 appropriate for medium to low risk
applicants. By appointment only.
chinaemb_af@mfa.gov.cn Proceed as you would normally apply
(+93) 20 210 2545 (Kabul) for a visa; expect delays, more
appropriate for medium to low risk
applicants.
 New Zealand People who helped the NZDF,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Trade, police, or gave assistance to
the Operation Burnham inquiry.
This includes contractors. Their
families, partners and children can
be included in the request to leave.
afghanistanresponse@mfat.govt.nz
nzembassytehran@hotmail.co.nz (Embassy in Iran is
accredited for Afghanistan)
Email an explanation demonstrating
your eligibility, supporting
documentation, a copy of the passport
(or other form of photo ID) for each
individual and their immediate family
covered by this request. Be sure to
include contact details, including
phone number and location
(coordinates preferred due to
challenge of mapping Afghanistan)

United Arab Emirates
Afghans who supported the UAE kabulemb@mofaic.gov.ae Email your details, including work
humanitarian work in the country uaemkbl@hotmail.com history. Ensure you include a phone
are not regarded to be at high risk; kabul@mofa.gov.ae, (+93) 78 686 8687 number and email address.
but you may wish to enquire with
the staff about potential
paperwork to allow for entry on
routes to the US if you supported
multiple missions.

Israel Afghans or other residents of
Afghanistan who are Jewish may
apply for assistance.
+972 (0) 25 30 3155 Ensure you include a reachable phone
sar@mfa.gov.il number and email address. Include
your exact location (coordinates for
https://survey.mfa.gov.il/WebSurveys/survey.aspx?i ease).
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Notes for Foreign Citizens

Australian Citizens: AUS citizens in Kabul should have been at the North Gate of HKIA (8pm 17/08 in GMT+4:30) for evacuation via Hercules aircraft. Immediately
contact staff if you did not make it at +61 2 62613305, or via text on +61 421 269 080. My current understanding is that the jet will remain at Al-Dhafra, UAE until
Australian officials can confirm all evacuations are complete: reach out fast!

British Citizens: If you are stuck in Afghanistan, please contact the Foreign and Commonwealth Office immediately. You can reach them via email at help@fco.gov.uk,
or by phone at either +44 (0) 1908 516666 or +44 (0)20 7008 5000. You will hear a menu of options, and you should select ‘Consular Services for British Nationals.’
Canadian Citizens: If you need assistance to leave Afghanistan, please contact the government on sos@international.gc.ca, or by phone at +1-613-996-8885. You can
also text +1 613-686-3658.

Finnish Citizens: If you are in Afghanistan, and did not file a travel registration form prior to arriving/have not contacted the embassy, you should immediately contact
them on +358 9 1605 5555 or by e-mail at paivystys.um@formin.fi. The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs believes they have made contact with all Finnish citizens;
so if you have not heard from them - contact them immediately.

Hungarian Citizens: The Hungarian government at this time is not confident in their assessment of the number, geographical distribution or status of its nationals in
Afghanistan. You should contact them to ensure they are aware of your location, contact details and passport information at +36-1-458-1178 or +36-1-458-1253, or
via email at mission.isl@mfa.gov.hu.

Indian Citizens: If you remain in Afghanistan, please contact the MEA at +91 9717785379 and by email at MEAHelpdeskIndia@gmail.com. They will coordinate with
you to assist your evacuation.

Irish Citizens: Any citizen in Afghanistan in need of assistance can contact the Irish Embassy in Abu Dhabi by Telephone at +971 (0) 24958200, or use the contact
form (https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/uae/contact-us/). The Irish Embassy in the UAE is the accredited location for Afghanistan at this time.

Kazakh Citizens: The Embassy and MFA currently state that they have successfully evacuated all Kazakhstan nationals in Afghanistan. If this is not the case, and you
need assistance, reach out to them at kezekshi@mfa.kz; or by phone on +7 (7172) 72-01-11.

Nepalese Citizens: Nepalese in Afghanistan are requested to register themselves at http://mofa.gov.np/registration, they can also contact MOFA at +977-9749326458
and +977-9749326459 (Viber and WhatsApp). Nepalese may also contact the accredited Nepal Mission at New Delhi on +91 8929601925. The government will assist
in locating and coordinating evacuation flights.

Philippines Citizens: The Philippines have issued a mandatory evacuation order. Any citizens currently in Afghanistan must make contact with the government. This
can be done either through Whatsapp/Viber: +923335244762; or by reaching out to the accredited embassy in Pakistan. Their details are isbpeatn@gmail.com. You
may also use the Facebook Messaging service, https://www.facebook.com/atnofficers.islamabadpe or https://www.facebook.com/OFWHelpPH. These messages are
being reviewed 24/7.

Romanian Citizens: Foreign Ministry strongly recommends that you contact the Embassy in Islamabad, the accredited embassy, as a matter of urgency. You can phone
+92 51 843 6662, +92 51 8441476, +92 51 8436601, or +92 51 8436602. You may also email contact@informatiiconsulare.ro, or use the online contact form:
https://www.econsulat.ro/.

South African Citizens: Contact (+27) 012 351 1000 or (+92) 304 371 1869, and email your details to islamabad.consular@dirco.gov.za for assistance in departing
Afghanistan. Consular matters are being managed by the High Commission in Pakistan at this time, but they have some technical limitations at the moment. As such,
ensure you also contact the DIRCO Consular Section at Head Office by email: cicc1@dirco.gov.za.
US Citizens: Even if you have previously contacted the Embassy and notified them that you need assistance, you must complete the following form:
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=dFDPZv5a0UimkaErISH0S0jG7jCPVrpAs2b5YumFx6FUOUNBS0lPNFk1SjhEQzBRRDlXS0NXNFM1W
CQlQCN0PWcu. This form must be completed for every person in your group. The State Department emergency line can be reached at (202) 501-4444; or else you
may email KabulACS@state.gov.
Private Evacuations

There may be opportunities to evacuate Kabul due to the fundraising efforts that are ongoing worldwide. These flights do not have permission to land at HKIA, as
the priority is the ongoing NATO-led military operations to evacuate Afghan civilians and citizens of NATO countries as efficiently as possible. However, as these
operations shrink - these private routes may become available. I have listed some contact details below, but cannot 100% vouch for the authenticity of these projects.
Please be extremely cautious about your information security. I do not advise relying on these benefactors for any high risk Afghans: remember that anyone can set up
these projects and use it to phish your data, including the Taliban.

Flyaway Project: Email rebecca.murga@me.com your details for assistance (this is the @quentquarantino fundraiser on Instagram)