Photo gallery for 2009 Embassy events
Because an image speaks 1,000 words... we invite you to see our Flickr album with photos of Embassy events for 2009.
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Uruguay, Montevideo, British Embassy
British Embassy, Montevideo, Uruguay
British Embassy
Calle Marco Bruto 1073
11300 Montevideo
P O Box 16024
Montevideo
Telephone:
(598) (2) 622 3630
Fax:(598) (2) 622 7815
Office Hours: GMT: 1200-1600 / 1700-2030 (Friday: 1200 – 1730)Jan / Feb: 1030 -1630 Local Time:: 0900-1300 / 1400-1730 (Friday: 0900 – 1430)Jan / Feb: 0830-1430
British Embassy in Uruguay
"The mission of the British Embassy in Montevideo is to protect and promote the interests of the United Kingdom in Uruguay and to develop bilateral relations. We do this by:
- Supporting bilateral projects
- Seeking to ensure the protection of British citizens visiting, or living, in Uruguay
- Promoting a positive image of the UK and encouraging support for its policies".
Consular services
Use LOCATE to register on-line. This allows us to keep in touch and provide Consular assistance in the event of an emergency.
Summer hours
From 1 January to 28 February office hours are: 0830 - 1430 hrs. Consular: 0900 - 1300 hrs.
Do I need a Visa to visit the UK ?
Find out whether you need a visa and how to apply through Worldbridge's website. All the information provided is supplied and approved by UK Border. Please note that the British Embassy Montevideo is unable to provide visa information to personal callers. Please contact WorldBridge.
LATEST NEWS
UK welcomes stronger academic co-operation with Israel
9 February 2010
Ivan Lewis reaffirms Britain's commitment to providing an additional £29,000 funding to the Britain Israel Research and Academic Exchange (BIRAX).
Burmese activists welcomed to the Foreign Office
9 February 2010
A group of Burmese activists met with Foreign Office Minister Ivan Lewis today during a short visit to the UK.
