Consulates

Background

All naturalized and Honorary Citizens can apply for appointment as Consul and act as an official Paulovia Crown Consulate after 35 days have elapsed following citizenship being granted. Applicants for Consul are selected on merit and equality, regardless of gender, race, creed, faith or colour.

The duty of a Consul is essentially to promote the ethos and aims of the Principality and friendship and understanding between peoples worldwide. Consulates serve and represent all resident Paulovian Citizens in their region and process enquiries regarding the Principality from foreign nationals and organisations.

As part of their function Ambassadors and Consuls are strongly encouraged to promote and support international and local charities and relief organisations, including environmental, health and education programmes and campaigns. This is a central role for the Diplomatic Corps. Consuls are not required to offer any information or view regarding Paulovia official policy, domestic or foreign, and all such enquiries should be directed to the International Embassy.

Further Details

For further details regarding the duties and role of consuls and opportunities for advancement, see Consuls Guide

If you are already a citizen you can apply for Appointment as Consul

Established Consulates

To protect Consul privacy email addresses and full names are not published. Citizens wishing to contact their regional Consul need to request details from the International Embassy quoting their citizenship number (bottom right of Citizenship Certificate), region and country of residence and reason for their request. For details as to how we handle citizens data please see our Privacy Policy

Consulates are listed by continent in order of establishment.