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Consular Assistance

Tracey Brown May 1, 2013 Consulate, Embassy, Sticky

British ConsulateThe as listed below would be for January 2015 and may change by the time you read this. The have been listed for each country here in the local currency as of April 2013. Call the relevant embassy to find out what their new fees may be. Again these PDF documents are only good as at the time of this post. The consular fees are listed as follows by each country and the government keeps it up to date every 2-3 months. See listing on this website for registering a marriage, birth, death or obtaining a new passport.

Consular Assistance:

What kind of help they can provide.  They will offer to help you in such a way that it is appropriate to the individual circumstances of each case, including:

 They Can:

  • Issuing replacement travel documents/passport;
  • Providing information about transferring funds;
  • Witnessing a signature;
  • Administering an oath, marking of exhibits or declaration;
  • Issuing certificate of no impediment to get married;
  • Making/verifying/certifying a copy of a document;
  • Legalising a signature or seal;
  • Providing appropriate help if you have suffered rape or serious sexual or physical assault;
  • Providing details of local lawyers, interpreters, doctors and funeral directors;
  • Doing all we properly can to contact you within 24 hours of being told;
  • Offering support and help in a range of other cases, such as child abductions;
  • Contacting family or friends for you if you want;
  • Making special arrangements in cases of terrorism, civil unrest or natural disasters;
  • Providing documentary services such as consular birth or death registration.

 

They Cannot:

  • Help you enter a country,
  • Ensure your safety and security in another country;
  • Give you legal advice or translate documents;
  • Carry out searches for missing people;
  • Investigate crimes, get you out of prison;
  • Get you better treatment in prison;
  • Pay any bills or give you money from public funds;
  • Make travel arrangements for you;
  • Get involved in private disputes over property.

 

 

See Consular Assistance & Document Pages

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 attention
* How to register a birth abroad
* How to register a marriage abroad
* How to renew your passport abroad
* How to register a death abroad

 

 

British Embassies around the World!

 

·  Afghanistan
Consular Fees
·  Albania
Consular Fees
·  Algeria 
Consular Fees
·  Angola
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·  Antigua 
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·  Argentina
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·  Armenia
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·  Australia
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·  Austria
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·  Azerbaijan
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·  Bahrain
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·  Bangladesh
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·  Barbados
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·  Belgium
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·  Bolivia
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·  Bosnia and Herzegovina
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·  Botswana
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·  Brazil
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·  Brunei
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·  Bulgaria
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·  Burma
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·  Cambodia
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·  Cameroon
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·  Canada
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·  Chile
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·  China
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·  Colombia
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·  Costa Rica
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·  Croatia
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·  Cuba
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·  Cyprus
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·  Czech Republic
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·  Democratic Rep of Congo
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·  Denmark
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·  Dominican Republic
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·  Ecuador
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·  Egypt
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·  Eritrea
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·  Estonia
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·  Ethiopia
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·  Finland
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·  France
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·  Gambia
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·  Georgia
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·  Germany
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·  Ghana
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·  Greece
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·  Guatemala
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·  Hong Kong
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·  Hungary
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·  Iceland
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·  India
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·  Indonesia
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·  Iraq
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·  Ireland
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·  Israel
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·  Italy
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·  Japan
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·  Jordan
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·  Kazakhstan / Kyrgyzstan
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·  Kenya
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·  Kuwait
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·  Latvia
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·  Lebanon
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·  Libya
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·  Liechtenstein
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·  Luxembourg
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·  Macedonia
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·  Madagascar
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·  Malaysia
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·  Maldives
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·  Mexico
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·  Moldova
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·  Mongolia
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·  Montenegro
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·  Morocco
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·  Mozambique
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·  Namibia
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·  Nepal
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·  Netherlands
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·  New Zealand
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·  Nigeria
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·  Norway
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·  Oman
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·  Pakistan
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·  Panama
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·  Peru
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·  Philippines
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·  Poland
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·  Portugal
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·  Qatar
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·  Romania
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·  Russia
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·  Saudi Arabia
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·  Senegal
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·  Serbia
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·  Seychelles
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·  Sierra Leone
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·  Singapore
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·  Slovakia
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·  Slovenia
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·  South Africa
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·  South Korea
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·  Spain
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·  Sri Lanka
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·  Sudan
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·  Sweden
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·  Tanzania
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·  Thailand
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·  Trinidad and Tobago
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·  Tunisia
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·  Turkey
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·  Turkmenistan
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·  Uganda
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·  Ukraine
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·  United Arab Emirates
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·  Uruguay
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·  USA
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·  Uzbekistan
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·  Venezuela
Consular Fees
·  Vietnam
Consular Fees
·  Yemen
Consular Fees
·  Zambia
Consular Fees
·  Zimbabwe
Consular Fees

 

 

See Consular Assistance & Document Pages

.

 attention

* How to register a birth abroad
* How to register a marriage abroad
* How to renew your passport abroad
* How to register a death abroad

 

 

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4 comments

  1. Paul Cook
    May 5, 2013 at 11:09 am

    Please could you advise me the procedure for applying for a Passport for my Daughter, born in Dubai.

  2. admin
    May 5, 2013 at 3:20 pm

    Hi,

    You need to follow the procedure as listed in the PDF form which can be downloaded here.

    https://www.british-consulate.org/british-born-abroad.html

    Print out the document and obtain the birth registration in Dubai and have this translated. Take this notarized document with the printed form and hand this in at the British embassy in Dubai.