For Fairfield applicants, the supported appointment locations in this guide are all in Washington DC.
Centre and route research checked 2 August 2026
Every route below is linked to a current appointment provider and an active Cancellation Finder product.
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Distances start from the centre of Fairfield and follow a road route where available.
Confirm that this mission covers your place of residence and visa category before booking.
Appointments are required and the embassy does not provide on-site parking.
Check the appointment confirmation and current security instructions before travelling.
This location is linked only to the Spain route. Confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking.
Driving distances and times are estimates calculated from the centre of the named location. Live traffic, road closures and the applicant starting point can change the journey.
For Fairfield applicants, the supported appointment locations in this guide are all in Washington DC. The listed destinations are Germany through the German Embassy, Italy through the Embassy of Italy Visa Office, France through TLScontact, and Spain through BLS International. This guide explains which centre is associated with each route, records the supplied journey estimates and sets out practical preparation points. Appointment availability changes, so use the relevant official source for current instructions before travelling or responding to a Cancellation Finder notification.
The closest listed centre for Fairfield is the German Embassy, Washington, at 4645 Reservoir Road NW, Washington, DC 20007. It is the supported location for the Germany route, and its supplied driving estimate from the centre of Fairfield's named location is 2,916 minutes. The embassy guidance says applicants should confirm that the mission covers their place of residence and visa category before booking. That check matters before committing to a Washington DC appointment or arranging a journey.
Three further supported entries sit in the supplied Washington DC list. The Embassy of Italy Visa Office is at 3000 Whitehaven Street NW, the TLScontact Washington Visa Application Centre is at 1899 L Street NW, Suite 500, and BLS Spain Visa Application Centre, Washington is at 1660 L Street NW, Second Floor, Suite 216. They correspond to Italy, France and Spain respectively. Italy requires an appointment; for Spain, confirm consular jurisdiction; for France, check the appointment confirmation and current security guidance.
Use Fairfield's supplied journey figures as planning references rather than promises of arrival time. They are driving estimates calculated from the centre of the named location, not necessarily from your home or departure point. Live traffic and road closures can alter the result. Allow extra planning time. Work backwards from the confirmed appointment, allow time for the journey and any arrival procedure described by the official source, then check the route address before making your travel arrangements.
Although the supported addresses are all in Washington DC, the routes do not share one application location. Germany is associated with Reservoir Road NW, Italy with Whitehaven Street NW, and France and Spain with separate L Street NW suites. Keep the destination and address paired in your notes. The supplied centre guidance also differs by provider, so do not carry instructions from one route across to another without checking the relevant official page before travelling.
Before selecting Germany, follow the German Embassy guidance and confirm that the mission covers your place of residence and visa category. This is a route-specific check, not a general assumption based on living in Fairfield. Keep the confirmation with your booking notes.
Write the destination beside its centre address before travelling. Germany uses Reservoir Road NW, Italy uses Whitehaven Street NW, while France and Spain use different suites on L Street NW. Checking that pairing can help prevent an avoidable visit to the wrong Washington DC location.
Use 2,916 minutes as the supplied driving estimate for the German Embassy, not as a guaranteed schedule. The figure is based on Fairfield's named-location centre, while live traffic, road closures and your actual starting point may change the journey. Recheck conditions and instructions before leaving.
Review the official page for the destination you selected, plus the appointment confirmation. For Italy, remember that an appointment is required and the embassy guidance says there is no on-site parking. For France, include the current security instructions in your preparation.
This guide was researched on 2 August 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.