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British Embassy, Prague, Czech Republic
British Embassy
Chancery, Consular/Visa, Commercial,
Political, Defence Section
Thunovska 14
118 00 Prague 1
Prague
Telephone:
(420) 257 402 111
Fax:(420) 257 402 296
Mon-Fri: 0830-1700
Visa and Consular Section:
Telephone: (420) 257 402 280
Mon-Thur: 0900 - 1200 and 1400 - 1630
Fri: 0900 - 1200
Welcome to the British Embassy in Prague
Welcome to our website, a gateway to information about the Embassy, our work here in the Czech Republic, and latest campaigns and events. Find information on different issues using the links on the left and latest news. We have also added links to other websites and organisations which might be helpful. We hope you enjoy your virtual visit.
Stories of diplomatic life behind the Iron Curtain
This autumn the Czech Republic commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.
Welcome from the Ambassador to the website
On the occassion of the twentieth anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, HMA Sian MacLeod introduced a blog.
Important notices from the Embassy
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Current Vacancies
LE1 Head of Learning & Development for Europe
LE1 Regional Learning and Development Manager
- Swine flu travel advice
The Czech Republic has confirmed cases of Swine Flu. You should monitor local media reports for any developments and advice. There is a dedicated Swine Flu page on the FCO website. Guidance on Pandemic Flu can be obtained on the UK Department of Health website. Further information about the situation is also available from the World Health Organisation.
For further information about Swine Flu please see FCO travel advice .
- Important Information for Passport Customers
From mid-February 2010 you will be able to apply for your passport direct to the UK’s Passport Production Centre in Dusseldorf using a secure delivery service. For further information see the Passport section.
- Registering with us
We have set up a new improved online registration service called LOCATE for British nationals travelling or living abroad to register themselves with the FCO. We are confident that this new service will improve our ability to provide help in crisis situations and reduce delay and worry in times of stress for family and friends at home. For futher information about LOCATE please click on Registering with us.
LATEST NEWS
British Minister of Foreign Affairs on Afghanistan
28 January 2010
David Miliband writes about the current situation in Afghanistan
Czech Prime Minister presented new book on Jewish children rescued by Nicholas Winton
28 January 2010
The Czech book called Winton Train describes the ride on a special train from Prague to London