Consulate Information: Sources Of Consular & Visa Advice for Central & Eastern Europe Countries
European Consulate Offices For The Baltic States Central Europe Eastern Europe Northern Europe Southern Europe Western Europe Scandinavia and Russia
Plus Useful Travel Information – Advice
Passports & Visa Information Advice
Specific Advice For American Citizens Travelling In Europe
United States Citizens in visiting European Countries can obtain updated advice and information, and assistance from local embassies and consulate offices. Details of these are given on the euromost US Embassies in Europe pages.
This Page London Embassys Of Countries In Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Southern Europe Scandinavia & The Baltic States & Russia // Money Matters
Related Pages Driving In Europe
Medical Insurance – Emergency Cover & European Health Insurance Card
.Passport & Visa Information & Consulate Advice
Always complete the next of kin details in the back of your passport. Make two photo copies of the personal details of your passport including the passport number. Keep this copy in a seperate safe place whilst travelling. If you loose your passport whilst abroad this information will make it easier for a replacement or travel document to be issued. Exchange copies with your next of kin if they are travelling with you. Leave the second copy with a realive or friend in the UK who you can contact if the need arises.
IMPORTANT NOTE Further information and advice on any country is available from the British Foreign Office.
This site provides information and advice on UK consular and Embassy services in all euromost countries whether you are a tourist or business traveller. It will also advise you if it is advisable to register with them in certain areas.
You are strongly advised to check the specific requirements of the Immigration Authority of the country you are visting. Some countries may require you to have a visa ie Russia. Other countries may not require you to have visa if you are coming direct from the UK but may require one if you are coming from another country.
Some Eastern European countries require that your passport be valid for a minium period after the date you intend to leave the country. The Czech Immigration Authorities in particular are very strict in this respect and will refuse entry to anyone not satisfying this criteria.
It should also be remembered that admission to a country as a visitor does automatically give you the right to work.
Money Matters
Cash Cheques & Credit Cards
In addition to sufficient funds for your visit, you should have access to additional funds. These funds may be in the form GBP Euro’s or US$. If you are carrying Cash or Credit Cards check that they may be used in the country you are going to before you depart. You are also advised to carry seperately details of these cards and the number you should ring if you loose them on your trip.
Personal Safety & Specific Travel Warnings
Specific travel warnings exist for some European countries where in some areas or regions there may be personal safety concerns and dangers because of social unrest or a threat of terrorism. A summary of the more serious threats is given on the Travel Warnings page with links to the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office for the latest updated information
How Safe Is The City and Country I Am Going To ?
Are there still landmines in Serbia – When is a lady of the night in Prague not a lady – I am black is it safe for me to visit St Petersburg – for more information see the guides in ‘Destinations links at the top left of this page.
Useful Travel Tips For The Smarter Traveller
When travelling abroad no one is as ‘streetwise’ as they are when at home. Practically every city in the world has its own local problems. In Eastern Europe , as in Western Europe petty crime can be a problem especially in tourist areas, coach and rail stations. See the euromost safety and security article in each city guide. Please see the ‘Destination’ Links at the top left of this page.
In some rural areas of a few countries, notably Russia and the former Yugoslavia, landmines and political instability may pose a threat. Where there is such a risk euromost have on top left handside of the page posted a flashing beacon.
An adjacent ‘travel warning link to the Travel Warnings Page & British Government Foriegn Office will give you updated information.
European Travel and Tourist Consulate Guide
The Consulate links below for these countries are an informative source of each countries visa requirements for visitors. Important note: Some countries require visitors to have a passport valid several months after their intended departure date and may refuse admission to anyone with a passport not compying with this regulation.
Albania Embassy
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2nd Floor 24 Buckingham Gate London SW1E 6LB Tel: 0207 828 8897
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Austria Embassy
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18 Belgrave Mews West London SW1X 8HU Tel: 0207 235 3731
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Belarus Embassy
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6 Kensington Court London W8 5DL Tel: 0207 937 3288 Main Tel: 0207 938 3677 Visa
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Bosnia Hezegovina
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5-7 Lexham Gardens London W8 5JJ Tel: 0207 255 3758
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No Website or Email Details Found.
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Bulgaria Embassy
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186 Queens Gate London SW7 5HL Tel: 0207 584 9400
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China Embassy
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49-51 Portland Pl London, W1B 1JL 020 299 4049 |
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Croatia Embassy
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21 Conway Street London W1T 6BN Tel: 0207 357 2022
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No Website Found email: consular-dept@croatianembassy.co.uk |
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Czech Embassy
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26 Kensington Palace Gardens London W8 4QY Tel: 0207 243 1115
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Denmark Embassy
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55 Sloane Street London SW1X 9SR Tel: 00 44 (0)20 7333 0200
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Estonia Embassy
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16 Hyde Park Gate London SW7 5DG Tel: 0207 589 3428
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Finland Embassy
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38 Chesham Place London SW1X 8HW Telephone: 0207 838 6200 Consulate 0207 838 9703
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French Embassy
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58 Knightsbridge London SW1X 7JT. Tel. 0207 073 1000
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German Embassy
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23 Belgrave Square 1 Chesham Place London SW1X 8P2 Tel: 0207 824 1300
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Herzegovina
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Please see Bosnia Herzegovina Above
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Hungary Embassy
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35 Eaton Place London SW1X 8BY Tel: 0207 235 5218
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Holland
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Please See The Netherlands
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Iceland Embassy
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2A Hans Street London SW1X 0JE Tel: 020 7259 3999
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Fax: 0207 245 9649
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Italian Embassy
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Kosovo
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Due to the many uncertainities within this area Euromost does currently feature this region.
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Latvia Embassy
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45 Nottingham Place London W1M 3FE Telephone : 0207 312 0040
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Lithuania Embassy
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84 Gloucester Place London W1H 3HN Tel: 0207 486 6401
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Macedonia Embassy
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5th Floor 25 James Street London W1U 1DU Telephone: 0207 499 5152
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Moldova Embassy
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European Embassy: Rue de Tenbosch 54 Brussels 1050 Belgium Tel: (2) 732 9659
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No London Office see European Embassy No UK/BELGIUM Website Found email: ambassademoldavie@brutele.be
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Montenegro Embassy
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Netherlands / Holland / Dutch / Embassy
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38 Hyde Park Gate London, SW7 5DP 020 75903200 |
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Norway Embassy
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25 Belgrave Square London SW1X 8QD Telephone: 0207 591 5500
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Fax 0207 245 6993
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Poland Embassy
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47 Portland Place London W1N 4GH Tel: 0207 580 4324
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Poland Consulate
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Consulate General: 73 New Cavendish St London W1M 8LS Tel: 0207 580 4324
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Romania Embassy
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Arundel House 4 Palace Green London W8 4QD Telephone: 0207 937 9666
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Russia Embassy
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13 Kensington Gdns London W8 4QX Tel: 0207 229 3628
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Russia Consulate
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5 Kensington Palace GdsLondon W84QX Tel: 0207 229 8027
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Serbia Montenegro
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28 Belgrave Square London SW1X 8QB Tel: 0207 235 9049
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Slovakia Embassy
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25 Kensington Palace Gardens London W8 4QY Tel: 0207 243 0803
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Passports Tel No: 0207 727 9432 |
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Slovenia Embassy
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10 Little College Street London SW1 3SH Telephon : 0207 222 5400
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Sweden Embassy
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11 Montagu Place London W1H 2AL Phone: 020-7917 6400
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Fax: 0207-724 4174
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Ukraine Embassy
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60 Holland Park London W11 3SJ Tel: 0207 727 6312
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