Canada Immigration – BC
IMMIGRATE TO BRITISH COLUMBIA
British Columbia has world class cities, mountains, ocean, rivers, lakes and rainforest. The temperature is warmer than other parts of Canada with mild, rainy weather in both summer and winter along the coast and generally warmer but snowy winters inland. The population is ethnically diverse, the cost of living is on the higher end, and a wide range of employment opportunities exist, including high tech, film industry, insurance, finance, mining, and forestry.
3. Entrepreneur Immigration
This stream is for business people with significant financial resources who want to operate a business in British Columbia.
To qualify you need at a minimum:
- Personal net worth CAD $600,000
- Previous business management experience: 3+ years as an active business owner-manager; or 4+ years as a senior manager; or a combination of at least 1 year as an owner and at least 2 years as a senior manager
- Min education requires a post-secondary credential or 3 years out of past 5 years as active business owner
And you must be willing/able to do the following:
- Establish a new business or purchase an existing business in BC (min 33 1/3 % ownership)
- Invest at least CAD $200,000 into the business
- Actively manage the business while living in BC
- Create at least one new full-time job for a Canadian resident
Application fees: CAD $300 registration, $3500 application fee, $1000 for each key staff application
Entrepreneur Immigration Regional Pilot
The Regional Pilot stream is for experienced business people who would like to start a new business in a smaller community in BC (population less than 75,000). Both the net worth and required investment are lower than the regular Entrepreneur stream.
To qualify you need at a minimum:
- personal net worth CAD $300,000
- community sponsorship – you must visit the community in BC where you plan to start your business and secure their recommendation of your plan
- min CLB 4 on official language test
- previous business management experience: 3+ years as an active business owner-manager; or 4+ years as a senior manager; or a combination of at least 1 year as an owner and at least 2 years as a senior manager
- min education requires a post-secondary credential or 3 years out of past 5 years as active business owner (100% owner)
And you must be willing/able to do the following:
- establish a new business in a BC community with fewer than 75,000 people (min 51 % ownership)
- invest at least CAD $100,000 into the business
- actively manage the business while living in the community
- create at least one new full-time job for a Canadian resident
Application fees: CAD $300 registration, $3500 application fee, $1000 for each key staff application
The BC Tech pilot is not a separate BC PNP stream – applicants need to apply to BC PNP under one of the existing categories detailed above. However, if you have a job offer in BC that is for one of the 29 identified tech occupations, then you qualify for expedited processing under the Tech Pilot
Min one-year job offer needed
Weekly invitations to apply, faster processing
Application fee: CAD $700
COVID-19 puts over half of 2020 passenger revenues at risk (IATA)
Dhaka: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released updated analysis showing that the COVID-19 crisis will see airline passenger revenues drop by USD 314 billion in 2020, a 55 per cent decline compared to 2019.
On March 24, IATA estimated USD 252 billion in lost revenues (-44 per cent vs 2019) in a scenario with severe travel restrictions lasting three months.
Full-year passenger demand (domestic and international) is expected to be down 48 per cent compared to 2019. The two main elements driving this are:
Overall Economic Developments: The world is heading for recession. The economic shock of the COVID-19 crisis is expected to be at its most severe in Q2 when GDP is expected to shrink by 6 per cent (by comparison, GDP shrank by 2 per cent at the height of the Global Financial Crisis). Passenger demand closely follows GDP progression. The impact of reduced economic activity in Q2 alone would result in an 8 per cent fall in passenger demand in the third quarter.
Travel Restrictions: Travel restrictions will deepen the impact of recession on demand for travel. The most severe impact is expected to be in Q2. As of early April, the number of flights globally was down 80 per cent compared to 2019 in large part owing to severe travel restrictions imposed by governments to fight the spread of the virus. Domestic markets could still see the start of an upturn in demand beginning in the third quarter in a first stage of lifting travel restrictions. International markets, however, will be slower to resume as it appears likely that governments will retain these travel restrictions longer.
“The industry’s outlook grows darker by the day. The scale of the crisis makes a sharp V-shaped recovery unlikely. Realistically, it will be a U-shaped recovery with domestic travel coming back faster than the international market. We could see more than half of passenger revenues disappear. That would be a USD 314 billion hit. Several governments have stepped up with new or expanded financial relief measures but the situation remains critical. Airlines could burn through USD 61 billion of cash reserves in the second quarter alone. That puts at risk 25 million jobs dependent on aviation. And without urgent relief, many airlines will not survive to lead the economic recovery,” said Alexandre de Juniac, Director General and CEO, IATA.
Financial Relief
Governments must include aviation in stabilisation packages. Airlines are at the core of a value chain that supports some 65.5 million jobs worldwide. Each of the 2.7 million airline jobs supports 24 more jobs in the economy.
“Financial relief for airlines today should be a critical policy measure for governments. Supporting airlines will keep vital supply chains working through the crisis. Every airline job saved will keep 24 more people employed. And it will give airlines a fighting chance of being viable businesses that are ready to lead the recovery by connecting economies when the pandemic is contained. If airlines are not ready, the economic pain of COVID-19 will be unnecessarily prolonged,” said de Juniac.
IATA proposes a number of relief options for governments to consider, including:
Direct financial support to passenger and cargo carriers to compensate for reduced revenues and liquidity attributable to travel restrictions imposed as a result of COVID-19.
Loans, loan guarantees and support for the corporate bond market by governments or central banks. The corporate bond market is a vital source of finance for airlines, but the eligibility of corporate bonds for central bank support needs to be extended and guaranteed by governments to provide access for a wider range of companies.
Tax relief: Rebates on payroll taxes paid to date in 2020 and/or an extension of payment terms for the rest of 2020, along with a temporary waiver of ticket taxes and other government-imposed levies.
But the good new is that,in 2021 revenue pick point will be highest since 2017.
Documents Required for Europe Visa
Schengen Visa Application Requirements for Bangladesh
When applying for a visa to Europe you will have to submit some required documents as part of the Schengen visa application process.
The Schengen States have created a list of the required documents for each purpose of entry in this territory, and these requirements are approximately the same for stay in each of them.
In this article, you can find a checklist of the generally required documents to obtain a Schengen Visa, as well as the specific required documents for each visa type. In addition, you will also find a short brief for each requirement and their specifications.
What Documents are Required when Applying for a Schengen Visa?
The following list of documents are required for any short-term Schengen visa application:
- Visa application form. Fully completed and signed.
- Two recently taken photos must be attached. Both photos must be taken within the last three months, according to the visa photo requirements.
- A valid passport. Not older than 10 years and it should valid for at least three more months beyond the date you plan to leave Schengen area. Older passports with visas on them (if you have any).
- Round trip reservation or itinerary. It must include dates and flight numbers specifying entry and exit from the Schengen area. You can use the visa consultation services like this one. These guys can handle most of your visa requirements such as flight itineraries, hotel reservations along with free consultation over email.
- Travel insurance policy. A document that proves you have travel health insurance for the whole Schengen territory, with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros in case of any medical emergency as illnesses, accidents and even repatriation in case of death. The Insurance policy can easily be purchased online from AXA Schengen or Europ Assistance.
- Proof of accommodation. A document that shows where you will be accommodated throughout your stay in Schengen. This can be one of the following:
- A hotel/hostel booking.
- A rental agreement.
- A letter of invitation from a host at whose house you will be staying.
- Proof of financial means. Evidence that you have enough money to support yourself financially throughout your stay in the Schengen. This can be one of the following:
- Bank account statement – that shows you have enough money in your account for the trip. The statement shall be no older than 3 months.
- Sponsorship Letter – by another person that confirms they will be financially supporting your trip to the Schengen. In order for this letter to be valid, it must be accompanied by a bank statement of the sponsor, no older than three months.
- A combination of your bank account statement and a letter of sponsorship.
- Proof of paid visa fee. €60 for adults and €35 for children from 6 to 12 years old.
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Along with the aforementioned generally required documents, Schengen embassies around the world require some specific documents from the visa candidates depending on their employment status as well as several additional documents depending upon the type of Schengen visa applied for.
Schengen Visa Requirements According to Applicant’s Employment Status
Specific required documents, based on visa applicant’s employment status are as following:
- For employees:
- Employment contract.
- Current bank statement of the latest 6 months.
- Leave permission from the employer.
- Income Tax Return (ITR) form or Certificate of Income Tax deducted at the source of salary.
- For the self-employed:
- A copy of your business license.
- Company bank statement of the latest 6 months.
- Income Tax Return (ITR).
- For students:
- Proof of enrollment.
- No objection letter from School or University.
- For retirees:
- Pension statement of the latest 6 months.
- If unemployed and married to an EU citizen:
- Confirmation of Employment letter, no older than three months, from their spouse’s employer stating the position held within the company as well as the starting date.
- Spouse’s valid passport.
- An official marriage certificate.
What Documents are Required for Schengen Visa for Minors?
The parents / legal guardians of minors applying for a Schengen visa, must submit some extra documents for the underage applicant:
- The minor’s birth certificate.
- Application form signed by both parents.
- Family court order – in cases where only one parent has full custody over the child.
- Certified copies of ID / passport of both parents.
- A notarized parental authorization signed by both parents / guardians if the minor will be travelling alone.
Specific Documents Required According to Schengen Visa Type
Apart from all the aforementioned documents, depending on the Schengen visa type you are applying for, several additional documents should be submitted as well.
Below you will find the information about all the additional documents needed for any type of Schengen visa separately.
Documents Required when Applying for an Airport Transit Visa
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen Airport transit visa are:
- A valid visa (if needed) for the final country one is travelling to
- The flight ticket for the final country you are travelling to
Documents Required when Applying for a Visa to Visit Relatives or Friends
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen visa to visit relatives / friends are:
- Affidavit of Support. In case one does not have a bank account or does not own enough funds to be taking care of their expenses during this travel, one must ask the visiting friends or relatives to sign an “official affidavit of support” at the corresponding office in his/her place of residence. Make sure you carry the original document when applying for the visa.
- Travel Itinerary. The applicant’s description of their trip, the purpose of travelling, the time frame and all the personal date written down in a letter.
- Means of Subsistence. If the applicant declares that he/she will be covering all the travel expenses, proof of one’s financial status is requested otherwise if the relative/friend is to cover the applicant’s expenses, a formal document issued by the competent authorities to a resident of a Schengen country (the friend/relative in this case) is to be submitted.
- Letter of Invitation. By the relative/friend residing in a Schengen country. If the applicant will be covering the expenses on his/her own, the relatives/friend’s name, address and the copy of their passport will suffice. In case that the friend/relative is not a citizen of this Schengen country, the copy of the residency permit will also be required.
Documents Required when Applying for a Tourist Visa
The additional required documents to obtain Schengen visa for tourism purposes are:
- Bank statement. Preferably for the last 6 months.
- Affidavit of Support. In case one does not have a bank account or does not own enough funds to be taking care of their expenses during this travel, one must ask the visiting friends or relatives to sign an “official affidavit of support” at the corresponding office in his/her place of residence. Make sure you carry the original document when applying for the visa.
- Travel Itinerary. The applicant’s description of their trip, the purpose of travelling, the time frame and all the personal date written down in a letter, as well as hotel reservations or a formal invitation letter from a resident of a Schengen country.
Documents Required when Applying for a Business Visa
On the following link you can find the list of required documents to obtain a Business Schengen visa.
Documents Required when Applying for a Training Visa
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen Training visa are:
- Enrollment certificate. At an eligible institution for the courses one will be attending in the Schengen country.
- No objection letter. NOC from the educational institution where the visa applicant is currently enrolled (if applicable)
Documents Required when Applying for a Medical Visa
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen Medical visa are:
- A letter from a doctor / clinic / hospital in the home country of the visa candidate, that he or she needs medical treatment.
- Official confirmation of the treatment/appointment by the receiving medical institution (hospital/clinic) in EU.
- Proof of financial means. Proof that the applicant has sufficient financial means to pay the medical expenses and other related expenses throughout their treatment. This can be one of the following:
- Bank statements.
- Letter of sponsorship + bank statements of the sponsor.
- Proof of advance payments of the treatment + bank statement for other related expenses.
- Verbal note from the Ministry of Health of applicant’s home country – which must declare the readiness of the relevant government of the applicant’s home country to cover his medical treatment costs (for covered medical treatment by the Government of the home country of the applicant).
Other Travel Purposes
If the purpose of your visa is different than any of those listed above, then you should collect the additional documents listed below, according to your purpose of traveling to Europe.
Documents Required when Travelling to Europe for the Purpose of Studying
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen Student visa are:
- Two application forms instead of one.
- Letter of acceptance at an EU University/College/School.
- Proof of financial means. Documents that show one is able to reside and financially maintain him / herself during their stay in the Schengen zone.
Documents Required when Travelling to Europe for the Purpose of Employment
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen Working visa are:
- Two application forms instead of one.
- Employment contract. Contract between the applicant and the future employer residing in the Schengen territory.
Documents Required when Travelling for the Purpose of Joining a Spouse Residing in EU
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen visa to join a Spouse residing in the EU are:
- Two application forms instead of one.
- The original certified copy of the marital certificate.
- A copy of spouse’s passport, if he / she is an EU citizen. If the spouse is not an EU citizen, but only lives in a Schengen country the copy of his/her residency permit is to be submitted as well.
Documents Required when Travelling for the Purpose of Participating in Cultural, Sports or Religious events in Europe
The additional required documents to obtain a Schengen visa for Cultural, Sports or Religious events are:
- Event Information. As i.e. invitation letters, entry tickets, enrollment conditions, detailed programme and other documents that present relevant information about the event.
- Proof of previous performances. Participation in previous festivals and ceremonies (cultural, religious), sports competitions, winners certificates, proof of world/international ranking (sports).
Europe Visa Requirements for:
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List of Bangladesh Embassy and Mission Worldwide
Bangladesh Mission (Embassy) Abroad
01.Bangladeshi High Commission in Canberra, Australia
Address :57 Culgoa Circuit O Malley ACT 2606 Australia City :Canberra
Country :Australia Phone : (+61) 2 6290-0511 / (+61) 2 6290-0522 / 33 ,Fax :(+61) 2 6290-0544 ,
Website : http://www.bhcanberra.com
Office Hours: 0900 hrs. to 1300 hrs. & 1330 to 1700 hrs. (Monday to Thursday)
0900 hrs. to 1300 hrs. & 1400 to 1700 hrs. (Friday)
02. Bangladeshi Consulate in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Address : Ruggieri 2930 Torre Ducale Piso 1º C 1425 Buenos Aires Argentina
City :Buenos Aires , Country :Argentina
Phone :(+54) (11) 4804-5279 , Fax :(+54) (11) 4806-0851
03. Bangladeshi Consulate in Tirana, Albania
Address :Rr. Elbasanit, nr. 28 Sauk Tirana Albania
City :Tirana , Country :Albania
Phone :(+355) 42 354 569 Fax :(+355) 42 354 796
04. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Perth, Australia
Address :Level 4 33 Barrack Street Perth Western Australia 6000 Australia
City :Perth , Country , Australia
Phone :(+61) 8 9221 1544 , Fax :(+61) 8 9221 1588
Office Hours: Mon-Thu: 09.00-13.00 and 14.00-16.00 Visits by appointment
05. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Sydney, Australia
Address :188-196 Parramatta Road Ashfield New South Wales 2131 Australia
City :Sydney , Country :Australia
Phone :(+61) 2 9797 1605 , Fax : (+61) 2 9797 1057
06. Bangladeshi Consulate in Baku, Azerbaijan
Address :8 Gulu Guliyev Street 40 Baku 1007 Azerbaijan
City :Baku , Country : Azerbaijan
Phone :(+994) 12 497 3053 , Fax :(+994) 12 497 3435
07. Bangladeshi Embassy in Manama, Bahrain
Address :House No. 1, Street Building 674, Road 3213, Mahooz, Block 332 P.O.
Box 26718 Manama Bahrain
City :Manama , Country :Bahrain
Phone :(+973) 1 774 1976 / 54 , Fax :(+973) 1 774 1927
Website :http://www.bdembassy.org.bh
08. Bangladeshi Embassy in Brussels, Belgium
Address :J. Jordaensstraat 29-31 1000 Brussels Belgium
City :Brussels , Country :Belgium
Phone :(+32) 2 640 55 00 / (+32) 2 640 56 06 , Fax :(+32) 2 646 59 98
Website :http://brussels.mofa.gov.bd
Office Hours: 0930 to 1700 hrs.
09. Bangladeshi Embassy in Thimphu, Bhutan
Address :Plot No. HIG-3 Upper Chubachu P.O.Box 178, Thorilan Thimphu Bhutan
City :Thimphu ,Country :Bhutan
Phone :(+975) 2-222362 / 322888 or (+975) 2-322539 , Fax :(+975) 2-322629
Office Hours: 0900 to 1600 hrs. ( in winter) 0900 to 1700 hrs. ( in summer)
10. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Address :Husrefa Red~ica 13 71000 Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina
City :Sarajevo , Country :Herzegovina
Phone :(+387) (33) 665 444 , Fax :(+387) (33) 665 444
11. Bangladeshi Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil
Address :c/o Hotel Nacional SHS Quadra 1, bloco A, apt. 1011 Brasilia CEP: 70.322-900 Brazil
City :Brasilia ,Country :Brazil
Phone :(+55) (61) 3321-7575 / (+55) (61) 3321-1011 , Fax :(+55) (61) 3223-9213
12. Bangladeshi Consulate in Florianopolis, Brazil
Address :Praça Pereira de Oliveira, nº 64 8º andar Cj. 803/804 Centro 88015-540 Florianópolis SC Brazil
City :Florianópolis ,Country :Brazil
Phone :(+55) 48 223 6580
13. Bangladeshi Consulate in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Address :
Rua Princesa Isabel, 1740 Moema 04601-003 São Paulo SP Brazil
City :Sao Paulo Country :Brazil
Phone :(+55) 11 5533 2838
14. Bangladeshi High Commission in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Address :House no. 10, Simpang 83-20 Jalan Sungai Akar Bandar Seri Begawan BC 3915 Brunei
City :Bandar Seri Begawan , Country :Brunei
Phone :(+673) 2 238 420 ,Fax :(+673) 2 238 421
Website : http://www.hcbangladesh.org.bn
Office Hours: 0900 to 1300 hrs. & 1400 to 1700 hrs. (Monday to Thursday)
0900 to 1300 hrs. & 1400 to 1700 hrs. (Saturday)
15. Bangladeshi Consulate in Sofia, Bulgaria
Address :5, Lajos Kossuth, 3r floor 1606 Sofia Bulgaria
City :Sofia , Country :Bulgaria
Phone :(+359) (2) 980 06 27, Fax :(+359) (2) 981 94 32
16. Bangladeshi High Commission in Ottawa, Canada
Address :340 Albert Street, Suite 1250 Ottawa Ontario K1R 7Y6 Canada
City :Ottawa Country :Canada
Phone :(+1) 613 236-0138 / 9 , Fax :(+1) 613 567-3213
Website :http://www.bdhc.org
Office Hours: 0900 to 1630 hrs. (Monday – Friday)
17. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Address :Room 4007, China Resources Building 26 Harbour Road Wanchai Hong Kong
City :Wanchai Country :Hong Kong
Phone :(+852) 2827 4278 / 9 Fax :(+852) 2827 1916
Office Hours: 0900 to 1300 hrs and 1400 to 1700 hrs (Monday to Thursday)
0900 to 1230 hrs and 1400 to 1700 hrs (Friday)
18. Bangladeshi Embassy in Beijing, China
Address :42 Guang Hua Lu Chao Yang District Beijing-100600 China
City :Beijing – 100600 ,Country :China
Phone :(+86) 10 6532 2521 / (+86) 10 6532 3706 , Fax :(+86) 10 6532 4346
Website :http://www.bangladeshembassy.com.cn
Office Hours: 0830 to 1300 hrs. and 1400 to 1700 hrs. (Monday to Thursday)
0830 to 1230 hrs. and 1400 to 1700 hrs. (Friday)
19. Bangladeshi Consulate in Havana, Cuba
Address :Avenida 3e, 2403, el 24 y 26 Miramar Playa 11300 Havana Cuba
City :Havana – 11300 ,Country :Cuba
Phone :(+53) 7 204 0093 / 94 / (+53) 7 204 4212 ,Fax :(+53) 7 204 0092
20. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Larnaca, Cyprus
Address :96-102, Zenonos Kitieos Street P.O. Box 40189 6301 Larnaca Cyprus
City :Larnaca ,Country :Cyprus
Phone :(+357) 24 659 200 / 1 / 2 , Fax :(+357) 24 659 203
Office Hours: 09:00 – 13:00
21. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Copenhagen, Denmark
Address :Skovgrænsen 5 2960 Rungsted Kyst Denmark
City :Copenhagen Country :Denmark
Phone :(+45) 45 57 02 72 , Fax :(+45) 45 56 68 88
Office Hours: 08.30 – 16.00
22. Bangladeshi Embassy in Cairo, Egypt
Address :18 Hayeet El Tadrees Street P. O. Box 12311 Giza Cairo Egypt
City :Cairo , Country :Egypt
Phone :(+20) 2 3748 1796 / 58 ,Fax :(+20) 2 3748 1782
Office Hours: Sun-Thu: 09.00 – 16.00
23. Bangladeshi Consulate in Alexandria, Egypt
Address :220, El Houryia Street Alexandria Egypt
City :Alexandria ,Country :Egypt
Phone :(+20) 3 5970294 , Fax :(+20) 3 5968805
24. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Helsinki, Finland
Address :Kulosaarentie 17 B 00570 Helsinki Finland
City :Helsinki ,Country :Finland
Phone :(+358) 9-684 8964 / (+358) 9-687 78911 ,Fax :(+358) 9-687 78 910
25. Bangladeshi Embassy in Paris, France
Address :109, Avenue Henri Martin 75016 Paris France
City :Paris ,Country :France
Phone :(+33) 1 46.51.90.33 / (+33) 1 46.51.98.30 , Fax :(+33) 1 46.51.90.35
Website :http://www.banglaemb-paris.org
Office Hours: Monday to Friday from 09 : 00 hrs to 17 : 00 hrs
26. Bangladeshi Embassy in Berlin, Germany
Address :Dovestrasse 1, 5th floor 10587 Berlin Germany
City :Berlin ,Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 30 398 975 32 ,Fax :(+49) 30 398 975 10
Website :ttp://www.bangladeshembassy.de
:Office Hours: Mon.- Fri. 9:00-13.00 and 14.00-17.00
27. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Hamburg, Germany
Address :Billhorner Kanalstrasse 69 Hamburg 20539 Germany
City :Hamburg – 20539 ,Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 40 789 484 37 Fax :(+49) 40 789 04 01
Office Hours: Mon-Fri: 09.00-12.00
28. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Munich, Germany
Address :Wittelsbacherplatz 1 München 80333 Germany
City :München – 80333 , Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 89 286 401 57 , Fax :(+49) 89 286 401 60
29. Bangladeshi Consulate in Bremen, Germany
Address :Martinistrasse 58 Bremen 28195 Germany
City :Bremen – 28195 Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 421 176 02 48 , Fax :(+49) 421 145 06
Office Hours: 09.00-12.00
30. Bangladeshi Consulate in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Address :Schnappbornweg 75 Frankfurt am Main 60599 Germany
City :Frankfurt am Main – 60599 , Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 69 661 243 24 , Fax :(+49) 69 661 243 26
Office Hours: Mon-Fri: 09.00-16.00
31. Bangladeshi Consulate in Potsdam, Germany
Address :Eisenhartstrasse 2 Potsdam 14469 Germany
City :Potsdam – 14469 Country :Germany
Phone :(+49) 331 27 87 25 , Fax :(98-21) 877 8295
Office Hours: Mon-Fri: 09.00-12.00
32. Bangladeshi Embassy in Athens, Greece
Address :119 Marathonodromon 154 52, Palaio Psychiko Greece
City :Athens Country :Greece
Phone :(+30) 210-67 20 250 Fax :(+30) 210-67 54 513
Website :http://bdembassyathens.gr
Office Hours: 0900 hrs.-1630 hrs.
33. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Reykjavik, Iceland
Address :Klettagardar 23 104 Reykjavik Iceland
City :Reykjavik – 00197 , Country :Iceland
Phone :(+354) 533 2600 , Fax :(+354) 533 2620
34. Bangladeshi High Commission in New Delhi, India
Address :EP-39, Dr. Radhakrishana Marg Chanakyapuri New Delhi, 110024 India
City :New Delhi – 110024 , Country :India
Phone :(+91) 11-2412 1389 to 94 , Fax :(+91) 11-2687 8953 / 5
35. Bangladeshi Representative Office in Agartala, India
Address :Kunjaban, Near Circuit House Agartala, Tripura India
City :Agartala , Country :Tripura India
Phone :(+91) 381 22-4807 / (+91) 381 22-5260 ,Fax :(+91) 381 22 4807
Office Hours: Mon-Thu: 0830 to 1300 hrs. & 1400 to 1630 hrs. Fri: 0830 to 1200 hrs.
& 1400 to 1630 hrs.
36. Bangladeshi Deputy High Commission in Kolkata, India
Address :9 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Sarani Kolkata 700017 India
City :Kolkata – 700017 Country :India
Phone :(+91) 33 4012 7500 Fax :(+91) 33 4012 7555
37. Bangladeshi Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia
Address :Jalan Taman Ubud-1, No.-5 Kuningan Timur A-13 Kav
10 Kuningan Jakarta Selatan 12950 Indonesia
City :Jakarta – 12950 Country :Indonesia
Phone :(+62) 21-5292 1271 – 2 Fax :(+62) 21-525 1143
Website :http://sites.google.com/site/bangladeshembassyjakarta/
Office Hours: 0900 to 1700 hrs
38. Bangladeshi Embassy in Tehran, Iran
Address :Building No.120 (old-58), corner of Maryam Alley Vanak Street,
Vanak P.O Box 11365-3711 Tehran Iran
City :Tehran Country :Iran
Phone :(+98) 21-8806-3073 to 6 / (+98) 21-8805-9481 Fax :(+98) 21-8803-9965
Office Hours: Sat-Thu: 09.00 – 16.00
39. Bangladeshi Embassy in Bagdad, Iraq
Address :House No. 9, Road No. 13, Area No. 915 Jadria Baghdad Iraq
City :Baghdad Country :Iraq
Phone :(+964) 781 578 7571 / (+964) 750 360 9745
Office Hours: 0800 to 1400 hrs.
40. Bangladeshi Embassy in Rome, Italy
Address :Via Antonio Bertoloni 14 00197 Rome Italy
City :Rome Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 06-8083595 / (+39) 06-8078541
Fax :(+39) 06 808 4853
Website :http://www.bangladeshembassyinitaly.com
Office Hours: Monday – Thursday: 09.30-13.00 – 14.30-17.00 Friday: 09.30-13.30 – 15.30-17.00
41.Bangladeshi Consulate General in Naples, Italy
Address :Via Petrarca, 50 80100 Napoli Italy
City :Napoli Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 08 1832 6111 Fax :(+39) 08 1832 6225
42. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Milan, Italy
Address :Via Giambellino 7 20146 Milano Italy
City :Milano Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 02-422 93797 / (+39) 02-423 3818 Fax :(+39) 02-489 50035
Office Hours: 09.30 to 17.00
43. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Florence, Italy
Address :Via Pellicceria 6 50123 Firenze Italy
City :Firenze Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 05 521 7500 Fax :(+39) 05 521 7500
44. Honorary Consulate of Bangladesh in Catania, Italy
Address :Corso Italia, 157 95127 Catania
City :Catania , Country :Italy
Phone :095-372721 ,Fax :095-375220
45. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Bari, Italy
Address :65 Ruee Lausanne, 1202 Geneva
City :Bari Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 08 062 6755 , Fax :(+39) 08 062 9262
46. Bangladeshi Consulate General in Palermo, Italy
Address :Piazza Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, 41 90100 Palermo Italy
City :Palermo ,Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 09 1611 1484 , Fax :(+39) 09 1611 1484
47. Bangladeshi Consulate in Genoa, Italy
Address :Via Ippolito d Este, 3/2 16121 Genova Italy
City :Genoa Country :Italy
Phone :(+39) 01 0530 3024 / (+39) 392 151 1076 Fax :(+39) 01 0530 3024
(+39) 01 059 3168
48. Bangladeshi Consulate in Kingston, Jamaica
Address :Mussson (Jamaica) Limited 178 Spanish Town Road Kingston 11 Jamaica
City :Kingston Country :Jamaica
Phone :(+1 876) 923-8443 Fax :(+1 876) 923-8903
49. Bangladeshi Embassy in Tokyo, Japan
Address :4-15-15, Meguro, Meguro-ku Tokyo 153-0063 Japan
City :Tokyo – 153-0063 Country :Japan
Phone :(+81) 3 5704-0216 / 7 / 8 Fax :(+81) 3 5704-1696
Website :http://www.bdembassy.jp
Office Hours: 09.00 to 17.00 with a lunch break from 13.00 to 14.00.
50. Bangladeshi Embassy in Amman, Jordan
Address :3510 Um Uthaina, Ibrahim Al-Ghazlani Street Villa No. 07 Amman Jordan
City :Amman , Country :Jordan
Phone :(+962) 6 552 9192 – 3 Fax :(+962) 6 552-9194
Website :http://www.bdembassyamman.com
Office Hours: Open: 0800 to 1600 hrs. Sunday to Thursday Week Holidays: Friday and Saturday
51. Bangladeshi High Commission in Nairobi, Kenya
Address :Ole Odume Road off Argwings Khodek Road P. O. Box 41645 Nairobi Kenya
City :Nairobi ,Country :Kenya
Phone :(+254) 20 386 2816 / (+254) 20 387 0467 Fax :(+254) 20 387 4133
Website :http://www.bdootnairobi.com
Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 0900 to 1700 hr
52. Bangladeshi High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Address :Block-1, Lorong Damai-7 Jalan Damai Kuala Lumpur 55000 Malaysia
City :Bandar Seri Begawan – 55000 Country :Malaysia
Phone :(+60) 3 2148 7940 / (+60) 3 2143 0768 Fax :(+60) 3 2141 3381
Website :http://www.bangladesh-highcomkl.com
Office Hours: Monday – Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm
53. Bangladeshi High Commission in Male, the Maldives
Address :M. Kurinbee Lodge, 5th Floor Izzudheen Magu Male Maldives
City :Male , Country :Maldives
Phone :(+960) 3315 541 / (+960) 3320 859 Fax :(+960) 3315 543
Office Hours: Sun-Thu: 08.00-13.30 and 14.10-16.30
54. Bangladeshi Consulate in Bamako, Mali
Address :Ets. Dionke Yaranagore, Immeuble D. Yarangaore Avenue OUA Faladie B. P. 2998 Bamako Mali
City :Bamako , Country :Mali
Phone :(+223) 2020 8936 Fax :(+223) 2020 6233
55. Bangladeshi Consulate in Sittwe, Myanmar
Address :56, South Lanmadaw Quarters Main Road Sittwe, Rakhaine State Myanmar
City :Sittwe , Country :Myanmar
Phone :(+95) 43 21 126 / (+95) 43 23 968
Office Hours: Mon-Thu: 08.30 to 13.00 and 14.00 to 16.30 Fri: 08.30 to 12.30 and 14.00 to 16.30
56. Bangladeshi Embassy in Kathmandu, Nepal
Address :Shanti Ashram, Ward No. 4, Kitta No. 9 Maharajgunj,
Chakrapath (Ring Road) GPO Box 789 Kathmandu 2 Nepal
City :Kathmandu Country :Nepal
Phone :(+977) 1 437 2843 / 0438 Fax :(+977) 1 437 3265
Website :http://www.bangladoot.org.np
57. Bangladeshi Embassy in The Hague, the Netherlands
Address :Wassenaarseweg 39 2596 CG, The Hague Netherlands
City :The Hague Country :Netherlands
Phone :(+31) 70 328 3722 Fax :(+31) 70 328 3524
Website :http://www.bangladeshembassy.nl
58. Bangladeshi Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar
Address :11/B, Than Lwin Road P.O. Box 70 Yangon Myanmar
City :Yangon ,Country :Myanmar
Phone :(+95) 1 515 275 / (+95) 1 526 144 Fax :(+95) 1 515 273
Office Hours: Mon-Thu: 09.00-13.00 and 14.00-17.00 Fri: 09.00-12.30 and 14.00-17.00
59. Bangladeshi Embassy in Rabat, Morocco
Address :25 Avenue Tarik Ibn Ziad P.O. Box 1468 Rabat Morocco
City :Rabat Country :Morocco
Phone :(+212) 537 766 731 Fax :(+212) 537 766 729
Website :http://www.bangladeshembassy-morocco.webs.com
60. Bangladeshi Consulate in Valletta, Malta
Address :Delf Buildings Sliema Road Gzira GZR 1637 Malta
City :Valletta Country :Malta
Phone :(+356) 21 345 005 , Fax :(+356) 21 336 357 / (+356) 21 330 916
61. Bangladeshi Consulate in Auckland, New Zealand
Address :Apartment 7P Harvard on Hobson 147 Hobson Street P.O. Box 68088 Auckland 1145 New Zealand
City : Auckland ,Country :New Zealand
Phone : (+64) 9 302 0545 Fax :(+64) 9 302 0549
62. Bangladeshi Embassy in Muscat, Oman
Address :Villa No. 4207, Way No. 3052, Shatti Al Qurum P.O. Box No. 3959 Postal Code 112, Ruwi Muscat Oman
City :Muscat, Country :Oman
Phone :(+968) 24 698 660 Fax :(+968) 24 698 789
Office Hours: 08.30-16.30
63. Bangladeshi High Commission in Islamabad, Pakistan
Address :House No. 1, Street No. 5 F-6/3, Islamabad Pakistan
City :Islamabad
Country :Pakistan
Phone :(+92) 51 2279 267 ,Fax :(+92) 51 2279 266
Website :http://www.bdhcpk.org
Office Hours: 0830 to 1600 hrs.
64. Bangladeshi Deputy High Commission in Karachi, Pakistan
Address :75/II, Main Khayaban-e-Bahria Phase-V, Defence Housing Authority Karachi Pakistan
City :Karachi , Country :Pakistan
Phone :(+92) 21 3534 0029 / 184 Fax :(+92) 21 3534 0031
Website :http://www.bddhc-karachi.org
