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Tysklands ambassade Oslo

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Adresse og åpningstider

Institusjon / tittel

Forbundsrepublikken Tysklands ambassade Oslo

Ledelse

Dr. Detlef Wächter, ambassadør

Adresse

Oscars gate 45, 0258 Oslo
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Postadresse

Forbundsrepublikken Tysklands ambassade, PO Box 4010 AMB, 0244 Oslo, Norge

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Kontakt ambassaden

Telefon:

(+47) 23 27 54 00 - Telefontider: Man-tors: 08.30-12.00 og 13.00-15.30, fre: 08.30-12.00

Telefonnummer for nødsituasjoner utenom åpningstiden

Telefontider for beredskapstelefonen: Man-tors kl. 16.00-00.00, fre kl. 13.00-00.00, lør-, søn- og helligdager kl. 08.00-00.00. Ring dette nummeret kun i akutte nødsituasjoner. (+47) 90 85 08 02

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+49 30 1817 67292

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Europe’s promise: Middle East, Ukraine and Western Balkans in focus at the Foreign Affairs Council

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