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Located in the north-eastern part of Germany, Berlin is the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany. With a strong three and a half million population; this city is the most populous city in Germany. Being the capital of Germany; all the major policy decisions regarding international and domestic issues are formulated in Berlin. Apart from that, this prosperous city is home to major multinational companies. So Berlin receives many international travelers from all corners of the world. There are a lot of foreign embassies and consulates in this city. if you are a foreign national visiting Berlin and have any query or unfortunate enough to have lost your passport; contact immediately the embassy of your nation. The embassies have a duty to protect their citizens. Therefore do not hesitate to seek any kind of help from your country's embassy. Besides, the respective embassies also help their citizens out if someone is unfortunate enough to have been robbed completely. The German capital Berlin is dotted by embassies representing countries such as: United States; Australia; France; Poland; Argentina; Norway; Ukraine; India; Sweden; Thailand; Mexico; Bangladesh; Turkey; Austria; Netherlands and Yemen. United States Embassy in Berlin provides information on immigrant and non-immigrant visas. Besides, this embassy is an authentic source of knowing the commerce related issues in Germany. Australian Embassy in Berlin provides information regarding the political and economical status of Germany to Australian nationals at free of cost. However to get any kind of information you need to show the proof of Australia's citizenship. You can contact the embassy helpline at +49 (0) 30,700,129,129. The Embassy of France provides information to French nationals regarding the safety and health standards in Berlin. Apart from that, regular operations like issue of a duplicate passport in the event of any loss or theft of the same etc are done from here. The locals queue outside different embassies to apply for visa, migration. The embassies also provide authentic information regarding the socio-political status of the countries they represent.
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