What Is An Embassies?

An embassy is a diplomatic mission generally located in the capital city of another country which offers a full range of services, including consular services.

A diplomatic mission or foreign mission is a group of people from one state or an organization present in another state to represent the sending state or organization officially in the receiving state.

Here Are Some Of The List of Embassies in Namibia

High Commission of the Republic of Namibia in Accra,Ghana

Zimbabwean Embassy In Namibia

Embassy of France

Chinese Embassy Namibia

Brazilian Embassy

Embassy of Egypt

Embassy of Germany

Embassy of Namibia

Embassy Of The Republic Of Cuba

Embassy of Japan

Frequently Ask Questions

What can an embassy help you with in Namibia?

These services include renewing passports; replacing lost or stolen passports; providing aid in obtaining medical and legal assistance; notarizing documents; assisting with tax returns and absentee voting; making arrangements in the event of death; registering births to nationals abroad; certifying– but not performing.

What do I need to work in an embassy in Namibia?

In fact, candidates for a position with Namibia Embassy do not necessarily need to have a college degree at all. However, candidates do need to have a broad knowledge in many academic areas, as well as strong writing and research skills. There is no foreign language requirement to become a Foreign Service Officer.

Can you just walk into an embassy in Namibia?

Technically you can walk up to an embassy if you are a passport holder. However, in practice they may not let you in if there isn’t an urgent need. Embassies are generally an extension of government services, from the perspective of a citizen.

What happens if you commit a crime in an embassy in Namibia?

Legally the host country can prosecute the crime, but the guest country can refuse to let them enter the embassy, and then there is diplomatic immunity. If the guest country wants the crime to be punished, they can hand over the criminal to the host country’s police.

Do embassies pay rent in Namibia?

Hughes agrees that embassies are good tenants. “Generally speaking we find that embassies abide by the terms of their leases,” he says, pointing out that most are on ground rents. “They would have paid a premium at the time and then be on a peppercorn or very low rent basis.”

How much do Embassy jobs pay in Namibia?

Namibia Embassy employees earn $44,500 annually on average, or $21 per hour, which is 39% lower than the national salary average of $66,000 per year.

How do you become an embassy officer in Namibia?

• Earn a relevant bachelor’s degree.
• Earn a graduate degree.
• Gain work experience.
• Take the Foreign Service Officer exam.
• Receive appointment.

What happens to an embassy during war in Namibia?

When a war starts, the diplomats lock down the embassy and leave through a neutral country. The embassy building and the property therein is taken care of by the neutral country representing the interests of the belligerent (or some other arrangements may be made).

Do embassies pay taxes in Namibia?

As a general rule, members of the diplomatic staff, administrative staff, technical staff and service staff of most foreign missions to the Namibia are exempt from federal and state taxes.

What powers do Ambassadors have in Namibia?

All ambassadors officially represent the Namibia government on behalf of the president in treaty negotiations, immigration discussions, foreign aid projects and humanitarian aid programs. Ambassadors supervise and lead all foreign service employees in the country where they work.

How do I get a job at the Namibia Embassy?

There are two ways to get a job at a Namibia Embassy. If you are a Namibia citizen, then you join the Foreign Service, which is a long and involved process, including passing a written and an oral exam and waiting on a waiting list. You have to go where they send you, although you can express preferences.

What is the role of the embassy in Namibia?

The primary purpose of an embassy is to assist American citizens who travel to or live in the host country. Namibia Foreign Service Officers also interview citizens of the host country who wish to travel to the United States for business, education, or tourism purposes.