Consular fees charged by Foreign Ministry revised

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The Foreign Affairs Ministry announced today that the Consular Fees charged under the Consular Functions Act No.04 of 1981 will be revised with and nex fees will be effective from 01st January, 2018, a statement from the Ministry said. The last revision of consular fees was in July, 2017.

The Consular Affairs Division is equipped with modern digital technology to deliver consular services effectively and efficiently.

The revised Consular fees are as follows:

a) Examination Certificates issued by the Department of Examination Rs.500.00

b) Any Document issued by the GoSL for a Foreign National Rs.1,500.00

c) Any Export Document Rs.6,000.00

d) Any Other Document Rs. 800.00

Further information on Consular Services may be obtained from:

Consular Affairs Division

2nd Floor, Ceylinco Building

Janadhipathi Mawatha

Colombo 01

Tele: 0112338812 (From Monday to Friday – from 8.30a.m. to 4.15p.m)

Fax : 0112473899

Email: consular@mfa.gov.lk

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