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Important Information: The Embassy offers a limited number of appointments for passport applications as well as visa applications of applicants, who qualify for travel to Germany under the current travel restrictions.Appointments are also required for family matters like registration of birth or name declaration, certifications of signatures, etc.Appointments can be made through the online appointment system of the Embassy.WALK-IN VISITORS WILL NOT BE ENTERTAINED!Visa applications are, until further notice, accepted only in those cases where individuals may enter Germany under the current restrictive regulations. These cases are exceptional and cover, in particular, urgent and compelling family matters. Applications for short term travel and non-compelling travel purposes will not be entertained at this time.
Only if you believe that there are compelling reasons for your trip to Germany you may book an appointment.
For consular matters and German passport applications appointments can be booked online.Please also bear in mind:
When visiting the Embassy, you will have to wear a face mask. Upon entering the building housing the Embassy, you will undergo a temperature screening and will have to fill in a Health Screening form available at the entrance (You might want to bring your own pen). If you have an elevated temperature, you might be refused entry. Please be on time for your appointment. You may arrive not more than 5 minutes before or after your appointment. If you arrive outside this 10 minute window, the Embassy reserves the right to refuse entry due to social distancing requirements.
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Information from the German Federal Ministry of Health on the Coronavirus (Covid-19) situation in Germany can be found here
Corona-Virus: Frequently Asked Questions (Federal Ministry of the Interior)
The coronavirus is putting all of us, every country and every person, to the test. Let us all stand together to overcome this challenge. And let us use this solidarity in the face of future challenges.Dr. David Krivanek, Chargé d'Affaires, a.i.
The coronavirus is putting all of us, every country and every person, to the test. Let us all stand together to overcome this challenge. And let us use this solidarity in the face of future challenges.
On 1 July, Germany assumes the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the so-called Council Presidency, for six months. Our goal for the EU: solidarity and unity internally, an ability to act and sovereignty abroad.
Due to the coronavirus outbreak many countries have imposed travel restrictions or taken other steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Travelers can find useful and important information for trips to Germany here.
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Global health, climate and security, and sexual violence in conflicts: all these issues were on the agenda during the German Presidency of the Security Council in July. In addition, the cross-border resolution on Syria was extended, ensuring access for humanitarian assistance.
When a crisis breaks out and people are in need, fast action can save lives. Whether in the Central African Republic, Yemen or Ukraine, Germany is using the Country-Based Pooled Funds to provide fast and non-bureaucratic humanitarian assistance in emergency situations.
The conflict in Yemen continues unabated and political initiatives have failed to achieve any breakthroughs so far. COVID-19 is further exacerbating this humanitarian disaster. Germany is focusing on civil society initiatives in the UN Security Council.
