Consulate General of Switzerland in Frankfurt
As the official representation of Switzerland on the ground, the Consulate General carries out a variety of tasks within its designated regional consular district. It supports Swiss citizens, maintains contact with local authorities and institutions, and promotes bilateral relations in the areas of consular affairs, economy, culture and science.
Responsibilities
The Consulate general of Switzerland is competent for the federal states Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate and the Saarland.
History
The Swiss Consulate in Frankfurt am Main was opened in 1877 and was headed by an honorary consul.
The Consul General in Frankfurt
A greeting from the Consul General.
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Events
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Jobs vacancies
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Passport and identity card
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Partners
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