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Legal and Personal Documents | UAE Embassy in Washington, DC - Vimarsana News

Legal and Personal Documents | UAE Embassy in Washington, DC

The UAE Embassy authenticates all legal and personal documents to be used in the United Arab Emirates. Documents must be submitted in person (when available) or mailed to the following address: Embassy of the United Arab Emirates 3522 International Court, NW Suite 100 Washington, DC 20008 The Embassy requires a minimum of 3 business days to process any document. Please contact the UAE Embassy's Consular Section if you have any questions: (202) 243-2416 or (202) 243-2460.

The Embassy of the Russian Federation announced the date of the next export flight from Turkmenistan - Vimarsana News

The Embassy of the Russian Federation announced the date of the next export flight from Turkmenistan

The next export flight of “Turkmenistan” Airlines with the organizational assistance of the Russian Embassy will be organized on the Ashgabat-Moscow route on May 13, 2022.

Notarial and documentary services guide for Azerbaijan - Vimarsana News

Notarial and documentary services guide for Azerbaijan

Documents, certificates, letters and notes available at the British Embassy Baku.

Source: gov.uk
Waiting time for departure by special flight from Turkmenistan to Russia for foreign citizens reduced - Vimarsana News

Waiting time for departure by special flight from Turkmenistan to Russia for foreign citizens reduced

The waiting time for departure on a special flight from Turkmenistan to Russia for foreign citizens has been reduced.

US raises concern about 'arbitrary' COVID measures in China - Vimarsana News

US raises concern about 'arbitrary' COVID measures in China

The United States on Saturday said it would allow for the voluntary departure of non-emergency staff to leave its Shanghai consulate amid a surge of infections in the locked-down megacity.