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The offices that can act

Embassy of Switzerland in Pretoria

Ambassador: Mirko Manzoni. The competent office for the Swiss in Namibia: passports, registration, civil status.

Phone
+27 12 452 06 60
Phone
+27 12 452 06 61
Email
pretoria@eda.admin.ch
Email
southernafrica@eda.admin.ch

Honorary Consulate General of Switzerland in Windhoek

Urs Gamma, Honorary Consul General. By appointment. Please write to the Swiss Desk first: it refers to his office whatever only that office can do.

Email
windhoek@honrep.ch
Consular hours
By appointment

FDFA Helpline

The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

Phone
+41 58 465 33 33
Phone
+41 800 24-7-365
Email
helpline@eda.admin.ch

Namibia in Switzerland

The Permanent Mission of Namibia in Geneva, which is also Namibia's embassy to Switzerland. Ambassador-designate: Ndiitah Nghipondoka-Robiati.

Phone
+41 22 733 02 20
Email
info@missionofnamibia.ch
Address
Allée David-Morse 8, 1202 Genève
Consular hours
Mon–Thu 09:30–12:30, 14:30–16:30
Web
missionofnamibia.ch

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