Examples of using A consulate in English and their translations into Slovak
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Finally, in a number of countries applicants may have to travel long distances in order to reach a consulate of a Member State.
When a consulate or embassy assists an unrepresented citizen,
(b) may, in particular when the represented Member State has a consulate in the third country concerned,
(If you have a similar problem outside the EU, where your country does not have a consulate or embassy, you have the right to seek consular protection from any other EU country.).
Where a consulate of a Member State in a given location experiences a prolonged technical force majeure, that Member State shall
There is no need to go to a consulate to make an application, no biometric registration is needed
Commonwealth citizens who are stuck in a country that is not represented at a consulate by their government can get representation and a temporary''commonwealth citizen'' passport issued at a British Embassy.
May, in particular where the represented Member State has a consulate in the third country concerned,
According to the EC“There is no need to go to a consulate to make an application,
On Wednesday, the US ordered the partial evacuation of its embassy in Baghdad and a consulate in Erbil, in Iraqi Kurdistan,
attend an interview at a consulate or through the use of modern means of communication;
A consulate of the competent Member State shall examine
There is no need to go to a consulate to make an application, no biometric data are collected,
For example, when fingerprints are collected at a consulate of one Member State with specific equipment, it is of crucial importance
(1) A consulate shall be entitled to exchange communications with the Government of the sending State
Undoubtedly it can make things easier in the case of very large countries not to have to travel halfway across the country to a consulate to apply for a visa,
other high- level officials discussed blowing up a consulate in the Dominican Republic
Applicants should not have to travel abroad to lodge their application because the competent Member State does not have a consulate or is not represented in their country of residence.
purchased in 1948 and formally reopened as a Consulate General in May 1991,
which is not a former imperial power so it does not have an embassy or a consulate in every corner of the world.