Examples of using A consulate in English and their translations into Swedish
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We're just a consulate.
They want a consulate, a Marriott, it's low security.
This is only a consulate.
This is a consulate ship on a diplomatic mission.
Baby, we're at a consulate.
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She is a consulate secretary.
Get to Juarez, find a consulate.
She is a consulate secretary.
He rappelled down the wall of a consulate.
Australia has a consulate in Oslo.
Legally, a consulate is considered foreign territory, so…- What?- Russia?
Why did we allow a rogue nation to have a consulate here?
Russia retains a consulate in Barentsburg.
Someone remind me why we allowed a rogue nation to have a consulate here?
And remember, a Consulate is technically foreign soil.
Chile has an embassy in Stockholm and a consulate in Gothenburg.
A consulate is considered foreign territory, so…- What? Ah.- Russia? Uh, legally?
How does the DGSE dare spy on a consulate in France… one of our allies?
To have a consulate here? Someone remind me why we allowed a rogue nation?
The Liberian consul here had a husband who ran off with a consulate painting.
Sweden has a consulate in Montevideo; the Swedish ambassador in Buenos Aires is concurrent to Uruguay.
In principle, applications shall be lodged at a consulate of a Member State.
Upon application, it usually takes two to four weeks before you can pick up your passport/ID-card at the embassy or a consulate.
I was repeatedly assured that the Spanish have a consulate in Mumbai and those that were there know this.
Finally, in a number of countries applicants may have to travel long distances in order to reach a consulate of a Member State.
It also set up a month-long traineeship for one official at a consulate in Turkey.
(b) it may, in particular when the represented Member State has a consulate in the third country concerned,
So far, the general rule has been that a visa application should be lodged in person at a consulate or an ESP.
When a consulate or embassy assists an unrepresented citizen,