Address and contact information of German visa center

Immigrating to Germany is the dream of many people. Germany, an economic, political and cultural power, will undoubtedly attract countless people. What is the address and contact information of the German visa center? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction for your reference!

German visa embassy:

Floor 1, Beijing Inn Building, No.5 Dongshuijing Hutong, Chaoyangmennei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 108

Beijing Fiona Fang Notary Office

Tel: (010) 8519 7601fax: (0 10)85 19 7600.

The notarized documents must be certified by the Certification Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, and the address is as follows:

Floor 7, South Building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, No.2 Chaowai South Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing (postal code: 10070 1)

Certification Division of Consular Department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Tel: (0 10) 658897 1

I or my relatives and friends can go directly to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China for certification.

You can also take advantage of the services provided by the following organizations:

China Travel Agency Visa Office, No.8 Dongjiaomin Lane, Beijing.

Tel: (0 10) 65 12 4896, 6559 3748.

Beijing Dongjiaomin Lane1No.3 Changhong Bridge Company

Tel: (0 10) 6526 527 1, 6526 5278

Room 420, Fanli Building, No.22 Chaowai Street, Beijing Maofa International Travel Agency

Tel: (010) 6588 9916,6588 9918.

Beijing Foreign Affairs Integrated Service Center, Room 202, Block B, Jinghua Haoyuan, No.8 South Street, Beijing Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Tel: (0 10)8562 27 12

German visa consulate:

Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Chengdu

Chengdu notary office

Address: No.22 Shi Yang Street

Postal code: 6 100 14

Tel: (028)8625 5556

Fax: (028)8669 3928

Office hours: 09: 00 Monday to Friday? 12:00, 13:00 ? 17:00

09: 00 on Saturday and Sunday? 16:00

Secondly, you must send the notarial certificate to the relevant foreign affairs office for certification.

Sichuan province is responsible for this matter:

Foreign Affairs Office of Sichuan Provincial People's Government

Address: No.0/00, East Third Section of First Ring Road, Chengdu.

Postal code: 6 1002 1

Tel: (028)8439 2778

Office hours: 09:00 Monday to Friday? 1 1:30, 14:00 ? 17:00

The Foreign Affairs Office of Sichuan Provincial People's Government only certifies notarial certificates issued in Sichuan Province. If it is a notarial certificate issued by another province, please contact the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Government of this province.

Three. Renew a new certificate

Only notarial certificates certified by relevant foreign affairs offices can be submitted to the German Consulate General in Chengdu for re-certification.

Window opening hours: Monday to Friday 09: 00- 12: 00.

Re-certification does not require an appointment in advance.

Four. charging standards

Re-certification fee charging standard

* * Personal identification: 25.00 Euro (according to Article 230 of the Foreign Fees Regulation)

* * Other official documents: EUR 45.00 (according to Article 23 1 of the Regulations on Foreign Charges)

(Germany 200165438+February 20th, foreign charging regulations, page 4 16 1)

German Consulate General in Guangzhou

China Travel Agency, Qiaoguang Road 10,

Tel: 020-8333 6888, 8333 5353, 8333 3268 Fax: 020-8755 37 18.

Certification of Foreign Affairs Office:

Certification address of the certificate issued by Guangdong Notary Office: Guangdong Foreign Agency Service Office, No.2, Linyou No.1 Road, Chigang, Haizhu District.

Tel: 020-8 12 17589, 8 12 19789 Fax: 020-8 12 1 6209 Certificates issued by notary offices in Fujian, Guangxi and Hainan. Address: Consular Section of Fujian Foreign Affairs Office, Hualin Road, Fuzhou.

Tel: 059 1-878 1 5074, 8782 9733 Fax: 059 1-8787 358 1.

Consular Office of Foreign Affairs Office of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Zhu Min Road 14, Nanning.

Tel: 077 1-562 64 14 Fax: 077 1-562 3972.

Hainan Foreign Affairs Office, 5th Floor, Wanfu Building, No.42 Bailong South Road.

Tel: 0898-6533 4154,65316350 Fax: 0898-6533 4 17 1.

At present, the certification fee for foreign affairs office is 50 yuan/copy.

Only after being certified by the relevant foreign affairs office of the province can the certificate be sent to the consulate for certification. I can submit proof materials to the consulate myself or at a fee.

Note: the certificate sent to the consulate for authentication must be authenticated by the foreign affairs office in advance. Certification of other provinces and cities is handled by the German Embassy in Beijing (www.peking.diplo.de), the German Consulate General in Shanghai (www.shanghai.diplo.de) or the German Consulate General in Chengdu (www.chengdu.diplo.de).

Certification of the Consulate General generally takes 5 working days.

Consular certification fees are as follows:

Personal notarial certificate: 20 euros (230 according to the regulations on foreign expenses)

Other official certificates: 40 euros (according to Article 23 1 of the Regulations on Foreign Expenses)

The certification fee shall be paid in cash at the RMB exchange rate of the day.

The certificate cannot be mailed to the Consulate General for certification.

If in doubt, please consult the visa office of the Consulate General.

Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Shanghai

In Shanghai, you can contact the following notary offices:

Shanghai notary office

Address: No.598 Fengyang Road, Shanghai

Postal code: 20004 1

Tel: (02 1) 62 15 4848

Fax: (02 1) 62 15 0336

Website: www.sh-notary.com

Foreign affairs office certification

After that, you must send the notarial certificate to the foreign affairs office where the notary office is located for certification.

The department responsible for certification in Shanghai is Shanghai Foreign Affairs Service Center.

Address: reception hall on the second floor of the office building of Guidu Hotel, No.228 Huashan Road, Shanghai.

Reception time: every Wednesday and Friday 13: 30 to 17: 00.

Tel: (02 1) 6247 0833

Shanghai Foreign Affairs Service Center only certifies notarial certificates issued by Shanghai. If it is a notarial certificate issued by other provinces, please contact the department responsible for certification of the Foreign Affairs Office of the provincial people's government.

Foreign Affairs Office of Anhui Provincial People's Government

No.8 Meishan Road, Hefei

Tel: (055 1) 7 137 588 or 2822 870.

Foreign Affairs Office of Jiangsu Provincial People's Government

No.313, Zhongshan North Road, Nanjing

Tel: (025) 8334 7543 or 8334 7544.

foreign affairs office of zhejiang provincial people's government

No. Han Shi Road 1 Hangzhou

Tel: (057 1) 8705 4909 or 8705 4946.

Library certification

Our library only certifies notarial certificates certified by the Foreign Affairs Office. There are two ways to send our library for authentication:

(1). The notarial certificate will be sent directly to the library for certification after the relevant foreign affairs office certification. After the library certification is completed, the Foreign Affairs Office will return the certificate to the certificate holder. The certificate holder directly pays the foreign affairs office certificate delivery fee and library certification fee. The processing time (including the transfer time between the Foreign Affairs Office and our library) is about five working days.

(2) The holder personally or in writing entrusts others to come to the consular visa office of our library for certification. No need to make an appointment. Please come every Monday to Friday between 8: 30am and11:30am, but please pay attention to the notice that our library is closed due to holidays or reasons (see our website). Certification usually takes one working day. The handling fee shall be paid in RMB cash, subject to the exchange rate when the certificate is issued.

Certification fee

Proof of marital status: 25 euros (according to Article 230 of the Regulations on Foreign Expenses)

Other official notarial deed: 45 euros (according to Article 23 1 of the Regulations on Foreign Expenses)