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Advisories

A D V I S O R Y

The Embassy of the Philippines in Wellington, New Zealand informs the public that its office will move to and operate in a temporary location starting 30 October 2017, to give way to its Chancery’s seismic strengthening and upgrade.

The new office will be located at the following address (please see map here):

Level 1
95 Thorndon Quay
Pipitea, Wellington

For any concern, please ring the Embassy's numbers at 04-8903741 or 04-8903742. Thank you.

HOLIDAY - QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY

Details: Category: Advisories; Friday, 01 June 2018

NEW FORMS FOR CIVIL REGISTRY APPLICATION (REPORT OF BIRTH, REPORT OF MARRIAGE AND REPORT OF DEATH)

Details: Category: Advisories; Thursday, 31 May 2018

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CONSULAR SERVICES FOR FILIPINOS IN ASHBURTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS - 17 to 21 MAY 2018

Details: Category: Advisories; Monday, 23 April 2018

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CONSULAR SERVICES FOR FILIPINOS IN TAURANGA AND SURROUNDING AREAS - 12 to 15 APR 2018

Details: Category: Advisories; Monday, 26 March 2018

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PHILIPPINE EMBASSY CONDUCTS CONSULAR SERVICES OUTREACH IN INVERCARGILL, NEW ZEALAND

Details: Category: Latest; Wednesday, 21 March 2018

A mobile consular team of the Philippine Embassy in Wellington successfully rendered a four-day consular services outreach mission in Invercargill, New Zealand on 15-18 March 2018. Held at the Filipino Community Centre, Invercargill, the outreach processed a total of 427 consular transactions comprising passport renewals/applications, civil registration (reports of births and marriages), notarial services, fingerprinting for National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) forms, and Philippine citizenship retention/re-acquisition application and oath-taking. The mission gathered a combined total of 306 overseas voting (OV) and application for change of address registrants.

RECOGNIZING THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN DIPLOMACY

Details: Category: Latest; Saturday, 10 March 2018

The Embassy observed International Women’s Day, in line with the Government’s Gender Advocacy and Development (GAD) program by renewing its commitment to advancing the role of women in diplomacy in particular, and in development in general.

The Embassy is actively engaged in the work of women’s diplomatic groups such as the Women’s Diplomatic Network, the Diplomatic Spouses’ Association, and the ASEAN Ladies’ Circle. This ensures that in addressing current day concerns in diplomacy which affect all regardless of gender, women become an important part of problem-solving, decision-making and implementation of programs. It is also pursuing new linkages with local agencies and organizations on women, among others, the UN Women National Committee Aotearoa, National Council of Women, and Human Rights Commission to be able to tap, most of all, their expertise on tackling gender issues specific to the country which also impact Filipino women migrants. For his part, Ambassador Jesus S. Domingo advocates the gender perspective in his role as Patron of the Wellington Multi-Cultural Council and in the Embassy’s Universal Diplomacy initiatives.