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Of or relating to a person who is appointed by one's country to reside in a foreign city and care for the commerce and other interests there of citizens of his own country. Relating also to his duties.

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  • Through this support … which we call consular services … our consular officers provide a lifeline to Australians who are away from home.
  • But the real problem with the matricula consular is not that Mexico issues them.
  • Those who serve in consular posts are selected for their ability to exercise judgment and discretion.
  • Begin consular procedures, request information on how to obtain your visa, residency and work permits before you leave.
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