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FIRST CONSULAR MISSION IN MUMBAI - 2023

NOTICE

The first Consular Mission of 2023 in Mumbai will take place on 20^th March.

Public attendance will only be for:

1. Renewal of Citizen Card;

2. Renewal of Portuguese Passport;

3. Collection of Citizen Card or Passport, applied in Goa.

Public attendance requires a prior appointment, which can be obtained by sending an email to consulado.goa@mne.pt , between 20^th and 26^th February, mentioning the subject as “1^st Consular Mission to Mumbai 2023" and, in the text, the intended consular act. It is also necessary to attach the following:

For application of renewal of CC/Passport

- copy of the Citizen Card, if you want to renew this document;

- copy of the Citizen Card and Passport, in case you want to renew the Passport,

- proof of address in Maharashtra.

For CC/Passport collection:

- for Citizen Card: please send an email with a copy of the application acknowledgement of the Citizen Card;

- for Passport: please send an email with a copy of the payment receipt.

ATTENTION: Due to limited slots, appointments will be granted on first come first served basis.

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