Consulates

Background

All naturalized and Honorary Citizens can apply for appointment as a Consul and act as an official Paulovia Crown Consulate, either during their citizenship application or at anytime after citizenship has been granted.

The duties of a Consul are not complicated but they are essential to promoting the ethos and aims of the Principality worldwide. Consulates serve and represent all resident Paulovian Citizens in their region and enquiries regarding the Principality from foreign nationals and organisations, and promote international and local charitable, environmental and educational campaigns.

Consulates are not to offer any information or view regarding official policy, domestic or foreign, and any other matters of state. Consuls and Consulate officials do not have delegated authority to advise or represent Paulovia in these matters which are to be directed to the Ambassador at the International Embassy of Paulovia in all cases without exception.

Details

Details of consul duties, powers and opportunities for advancement, or how to apply for consul status, can be found in the Consuls Guide

Established Consulates

To protect consul privacy email addresses and full names are not published. These details can only be released with the express permission of individual consuls and only in response to individual Paulovian citizen enquiries from within their host countries via the International Embassy