High Commission of the United Kingdom in Wellington
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Address | 44 Hill Street Wellington 6011 New Zealand |
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Phone | local: international: |
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I need a contact in order that my wife & myself can return to the UK soonest. We are both British Citizens, old passports destroyed. Please help.
Hi i need a contact so i can renew my uk right of abode i have been trying to contact someone for over a week now. Can someone get in touch so i can sort this asap...
Can I take my passport etc to the Hill st Embassy for renewal?
Form LS01 advises to send or take form to nearest Embassy, High Commission or Consulate. Impossible to get through on the phone to find PO Box number as street address is not covered by NZ Post. So i rang Wellington, same response! all automated messages. Please sort yourselves out and provide better service. Any help would be welcome
oh dear oh dear, they sure done want to accept any phone calls! all options I selected via the phone msg's end up pointing you to go to another web site.... only found one choice, and though i doubted it'd be of any good... the person on the other end did answer my question nicely :) thanks.
contact email: tailib@huttcity.govt.nz
Hi there
I applied to renew my passport online. I made the payment and printed the Declaration form. On this form, it requires me to find a counter signatory who holds a UK, Irish, or other EU, US passport.
I just wanted confirmation to know why I need a counter signatory when I am trying to renew?
Regards
Roy
I can not seem to be able to contact the embassy on your email that is on your contact . please supply me with same
Peter Trevors
Is it true that UK nationals living abroad must have been on the electoral register in the UK in the past 15 years to be eligible to vote in this referendum?
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