Embassy of the Republic of Burundi Washington D.C.

 
 
 

Embassy of the Republic of Burundi Washington D.C.

Important Announcement

The Embassy of the Republic of Burundi in Washington, D.C., would like to inform the public that starting effectively from Monday, November 16, 2020, the Embassy will resume receiving visa applications.

The processing time is 15 working days.

 

Also, all travelers entering or leaving Burundian territory must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test carried out before 72 hours of boarding.

 

The screening test ($100.00) and hotel costs are the responsibility of the traveler. For further details on visa applications, kindly check our consular section.

Washington, D.C., July 8th, 2021

 

Meet Our Diplomats

Burundi Diplomats have served over fifty (50) years of foreign service in the United States of America. Through their faithful and dedicated service, they have succeeded in tightening the relationship between the U.S. and the Republic of Burundi.

Benjamin Manirakiza

Benjamin Manirakiza

First Counselor
Benjamin Manirakiza
First Counselor
 

Mr. Benjamin Manirakiza is the First Counselor at the Embassy of the Republic of Burundi in the United 

States of America.

Préféré Ndayishimiye

Mr. Préféré Ndayishimiye

First Counselor
Préféré Ndayishimiye
First Counselor
 

Mr. Préféré Ndayishimiye is the First Counselor at the Embassy of the Republic of Burundi in the United States of America.

BG Theodore Kanderege
Military Attache

Major General Theodore Kanderege is the Military attache at the Embassy of the Republic of Burundi in the United States of America.

Meet Our Local Staff

It is of costume to have Burundi Nationals work alongside our Diplomats, and they have done so for over fifty (50) years now! With their precious help, Burundi foreign service personnel in the United States have succeeded in tightening the relationship between the U.S. and the Republic of Burundi.