Examples of using Consular services in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Attendees visited the Mexican Consulate in Atlanta to learn about consular services for Mexicans abroad
nationality people receive the same treatment from consular services by individual Member States?
Secretary to the consular service of the Austrian embassy.
In 1893, he took up a career in diplomacy and entered the consular service in Berlin.
They aid the formation of the public policies that benefit these people through the improvement of the consular service and of the communication with the societies within these expatriate communities.
which are part of the service, might take over consular services from Member States.
This number is calculated according to the number of consular services and does not distinguish the official state of the inhabitants.
It is generally known that the consular services of the EU Member States are woefully inadequate in many countries of the South Caucasus.
Ordinary consular services such as visa
That proposal would guarantee that anyone facing criminal charges abroad has access to their country's consular services and is given qualified legal advice.
He is quite right to say that certain types of consular services are provided in Mecca during the Hajj by the UK Government for British Muslims.
They were given no translation, no help from the consular services and had to meet the cost of over GBP 3000 for a zinc coffin alone.
as to when and how other consular services should become involved, and these break down basically into three.
The consular services must pass this information on to the countries of origin
trafficking in human beings, in particular for border guards and consular services.
presumably in terms of consular services.
the crossing of borders, and better management of action taken by consular services of the Member States in third countries with regard to flows of third-country nationals.
further centralisation or consolidation of consular services will risk taking away the flexibility missions require on the ground in rapidly changing circumstances.
should assess the opportunity to offer consular services, including the protection of EU citizens.
However, those consular services are not available to Muslims from other EU Member States who would be there under the same terms