Embassy News
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August 13 - The embassy’s reception opens between 3:30 and 5pm this afternoon
August 13 - this afternoon, the Embassy’s reception will only be open between 3:30 and 5:00pm.
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The French Embassy will relocate from August 20, 2018
From 20 August 2018, the Embassy will relocate to the 8th floor of the Cooperative Bank building located on 20 Ballance Street (Wellington Central/ Te Aro). Our phone numbers remain unchanged.
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Queen’s birthday : The Embassy will reopen on June 5
The French Embassy in New Zealand will remain closed on June 4. We will reopen on June 5.
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French memorial - Unveiling ceremony on May 4 at 10am
The reception of the Embassy will be closed until 2 pm on Friday, May 4 due to the unveiling ceremony of the French memorial that will take place at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington at 10am.
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Auckland - The consular permanence due on April 27 is cancelled
The weekly Auckland consular permanence due on April 27 is cancelled.
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Auckland - The consular permanence due on March 23 is cancelled
The weekly Auckland consular permanence due on March 23 is cancelled.
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Request For Qualification (RFQ) Interior Fit-Out Works
For the Relocation of all Services of the Embassy of France in Wellington – New Zealand: the Embassy is organizing the pre-selection of three Candidates who will be invited to submit a proposal for the Embassy Relocation Project. Qualifications shall be submitted no later than the 15th of March 2018 at 12.00pm (New Zealand Time).
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Embassy closure on Christmas & Boxing day
Our services will re-open on December 27.
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Auckland | Final consular permanence in 2017 will be held on December 8
The final Auckland consular permanence in 2017 will be held on December 8. Consular permanences in Auckland wil resume on January 19, 2018.
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Ambassador provides tourism insights at PECC seminar
Ambassador Florence Jeanblanc-Risler has provided a regional tourism outlook from a French perspective as Pacific Economic Cooperation Council members discuss sustainable tourism in Papeete, French Polynesia.
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