Permanent Mission to the United Nations, World Trade Organisation and Conference on Disarmament, and New Zealand Consulate-General, Geneva, Switzerland
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NZ MISSION & CONSULATE ARE WORKING REMOTELY, 2 Chemin des FinsGrand-Saconnex 1218
Geneva, Geneva
Geneva
Tel: +41 79 233 6796 (during Business Hours)
Alternative Tel: +64 99 202020 (Urgent Consular Enquiries outside Business Hours)
Fax: +41 22 929 0377
THE NEW ZEALAND PERMANENT MISSION & CONSULATE-GENERAL ARE WORKING REMOTELY, UNTIL 30 NOVEMBER 2020, DUE TO THE CURRENT SITUATION REGARDING COVID-19.
About the Mission
- Latest information about COVID-19 (coronavirus)
- Safe travel
- Consulate services for New Zealanders
- Permanent Representative to the WTO Dr David Walker
- Permanent Representative to the United Nations Jillian Dempster
- What the Mission does
- Who is in the Mission
- New Zealand's statements to the UN
- New Zealand documents
- Living in Switzerland
- Job vacancies
News & Events
NZ Ambassador David Walker appointed Chair of the WTO General Council
New Zealand’s Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Ambassador David Walker has been appointed to chair the WTO General Council.
Key contact for medical assistance/questions concerning COVID-19 in Switzerland.
Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (external link)
Hotline: +41 058 464 44 88.
The New Zealand Mission & Consulate-General, due to the current situation regarding COVID-19, is working remotely, until 30 November 2020
New Zealanders in Switzerland requiring consular assistance may contact the New Zealand Permanent Mission & Consulate-General in Geneva, Switzerland:
Phone: +41 79 233 6796 (during business hours)
Email mission.nz@bluewin.ch
For urgent afterhours consular enquiries, please contact +64 99 20 20 20.
ANZAC Day Ceremony, Vevey, 25 April 2021
The New Zealand and Australian Consulates-General will advise, closer to the date, whether the ANZAC Day ceremony planned for 25 April 2021 at Vevey, will continue or have to be cancelled, due to COVID-19.