Philippines Honorary Consulate General

There is no website with information .. After all, this consulate and the security guards must behave accordingly, and not eh you come here, wait, go .. redneck communication, and this is how they do their job.

This consulate seemed to have emerged from the time of the Soviet Union. Fortunately, I don’t know how it was, but I think somewhere like that. There is no information on the site. When contacting us, we were informed that paper visas had ended and were advised to go to get visas to Poland. I wrote to the consulate of Poland, they told me that the stickers were handed over. Immediately after that, on Monday, a week before the trip, they came to apply: for some reason payment was not accepted in the national currency, the woman haughtily contemptuously did not let me ask a question and said that by the end of the week nothing was shining, although they answered me on the phone, what a visa to do a day or two as soon as the sticker visa. In short, this is horror. I would suggest changing staff immediately. Such people should not work with other people.

Everything is clear. Opening at 9-30. Closing at 13:00. The embassy is closed until January 8th - holidays. Museum Lane, 4. Street from European Square, parallel to Khreschatyk. They don’t have a phone. Official site too. A visa was made in two weeks.

Very sophisticated staff, a clear demonstration by a person of superior attitude in the territory where he was given at least some power, ranging from a security guard, will change the route of the trip. There was no sticker form and could not be recorded at an earlier date. Ticket damage. And also the calculation in dollars, not nat. Currencies.

I visited a couple of dozen embassies around the world. This consulate can be set as an example to many others. The staff politely and patiently helps to collect the necessary documents and answers calls (called several times and clarified). I received the visa on time and without any problems. For which I am grateful to this embassy.