The Foreign Ministry has decided to suspend all services offered by the Consular Affairs Division of the Ministry on 08th and 09th October 2020, to restrict the congregation of the general public and thereby to prevent the spreading of COVID-19 Virus, the Ministry said.
Accordingly, the Consular Affairs Division situated at the Ceylinco Building in Colombo will remain closed for visitors in the upcoming two days 08th and 09th October, and will only accept queries related to death cases of Sri Lankans overseas and death-related documentation assistance and attestation of ‘Export Documents’, strictly on prior appointment basis.
Appointments may be obtained at the following emergency lines:
Death Abroad: Tel: +94 (011) 233 8836/ +94 (011) 233 5942
Attestation of Export Documents: Tel: +94 (011)2338812
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