Welcome to our website of the U.S. Consulate, an American Presence Post (APP) in Busan.
The APP’s website will enable us to utilize new communication technologies, along with our traditional outreach efforts, in order to deepen our engagement with the people of Busan and the region.
As you explore this website, you will find not only the latest information on U.S. policies and U.S. – Korea relations, but also useful information on how you may apply for a U.S. visa, search for an American business partner, or choose among a multitude of educational institutions in the U.S. We also suggest that you also go directly to the U.S. Embassy website or our Café USA.
We ask that you bookmark our webpage and check regularly for upcoming programs and events. We look forward to expanding our dialogue through this exciting medium of communication.
Mr. Mark Tokola, Deputy Chief of Mission of the U.S. Embassy, met with civic leaders of Busan Metropolitan City, with whom he discussed Busan’s plans for development. From left, Director General Jung Hyun-min, Executive Office for Future Strategies; Consul Tyler Allen; DCM Mark Tokola; Ambassador Nam Gwan-pyo, International Relations Advisor to Busan Metropolitan City; Director General Lee Jong-chul, Autonomous Administration Bureau; Director General Lee Yong-ho, Environmental Bureau.
October 23, 2009
Mr. Mark Tokola, Deputy Chief of Mission of the U.S. Embassy, represented the United States at the annual United Nations Day ceremony held at the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan. The ceremony annually honors the fallen soldiers of the Korean War. Representatives from 11 countries and various veterans groups gathered to honor those who served in the conflict.
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