About British Consulate General Jerusalem, main contact


British Consulate General
15 Nashashibi StreetSheikh Jarrah Quarter
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem 97200
P O Box 19690
The Occupied Palestinian Territories

Telephone
+972 (0)2 541 4100 / +44 1767 667 600

Fax
+972 (0) 2 532 2368

Use our contact form for consular enquiries:
www.gov.uk/contact-consulate-jerusalem

For enquiries that are not about consular issues, email: britain.jerusalem@fcdo.gov.uk

Office hours

Monday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm (Local time)

  • When calling outside normal hours, you may hear a message stating that our offices are closed. However, we are available 24/7. If in need of urgent consular assistance, please stay on the line and select the option for ‘calling about an emergency involving a British National (option 4)’ to speak to an officer.

Consular Section

  • Some services require appointments. More information about the Consulate General’s routine Consular services can be found here

Public holidays

The Consulate General, will be closed on the following days in 2023:

Monday 2 January In lieu of New Year’s Day
Friday 7 April Good Friday (Western)
Monday 10 April Easter Monday (Western)
Monday 17 April Easter Monday (Eastern)
Friday 21 April Eid El Fitr*
Monday 24 April Eid El Fitr*
Monday 1 May Early May Bank Holiday
Monday 8 May Coronation of King Charles III
Monday 29 May In lieu of Spring Bank Holiday
Thursday 29 June Eid Al-Adha*
Friday 30 June Eid Al-Adha*
Monday 28 August Summer Bank Holiday
Monday 25 September Yom Kippur
Monday 25 December Christmas Day
Tuesday 26 December Boxing Day

*Muslim holidays are subject to lunar observation and therefore subject to change at short notice.

Disabled access

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and this Consulate General are keen to ensure that their buildings and services are fully accessible to disabled members of the public. Wherever possible, we have made our buildings and services accessible. Sometimes however, this is not possible due to security or other restrictions. In these situations we will endeavour to provide a service or access to a building in an alternative way to ensure equality of access for disabled people. To assist disabled visitors, we have set out below details of disabled access at this Consulate General. We hope this information is helpful.

General physical access

  • There are small steps that must be negotiated to enter the main pedestrian entrance. The Consulate General security staff are available to assist.
  • Wheelchair access to the office is gained by using the mobile wheelchair ramp.
  • The public areas of the Consular Section, including the counter and interview room, are easily accessible to those in wheelchairs or with physical disabilities.
  • Main inside entrance doors are fire doors and therefore heavy and not easy to use for those with mobility impairment.
  • The building and territory lighting of the Consulate General are good on all levels.
  • The Consulate General is fitted with emergency alarms and arrangements are in place for assisting disabled visitors in case of emergency/evacuation.
  • The Consulate General is not equipped with lifts and handrails.
  • The Consulate General toilets are not especially designed for the needs of wheelchair-users and those with limited physical mobility.

Access for visually-impaired visitors/ Access for Deaf/hard of hearing visitors

  • Signs within the Consulate General are mostly clear and easy to read in English, Arabic and Hebrew languages. Please ask if you require any help with any information within the Consulate General.
  • The Consulate General reception counter has an efficient speaker amplification system.

Contact us

If you need to visit us or use our services and feel that they may be inaccessible to you, please contact us at +972 (0)2 541 4100 who will try to find an alternative way of providing access for you.

Privacy notice

If you visit the British Consulate General Jerusalem see our privacy notice for visitors which explains how we will process your data for security and public health management reasons.