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Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo, British Embassy
British Embassy, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
British Embassy
Ave 27 de Febrero No 233
Edificio Corominas Pepin
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Telephone:
(001) (809) 472 7111
Fax:
(001) (809) 472 7190 Embassy
(001) (809) 472 7574 Consulate
(001) (809) 381 1238 Management
GMT:
Mon-Thurs: 1200-2030
Fri: 1200-1700
Local Time:
Mon-Thurs: 0800-1630
Fri: 0800-1300
UK in the Dominican Republic
I am very pleased to welcome you to the website of the British Embassy in Santo Domingo. This new website contains information about the activities of the British Embassy in the Dominican Republic in a new format which we are confident will prove both easy and rewarding to use. It also explains the range of services which we can offer you, and provides links to a large number of websites in which you can find out more about Britain as a whole. More...
Ian A. Worthington
Her Majesty's Ambassador
British Embassy, Santo Domingo
The British Embassy in Santo Domingo acts on behalf of the British Government and people in relations with the Dominican Republic.
The Embassy staff is quite small in numbers but covers a range of functions in 4 main areas of work: These are Political and public affairs, trade and investment, consular and visa and development. You can get more information on our offices location, opening hours, services and contact details by clicking on the relevant link on the left side of the page. More...
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