Indian Consulate in Auckland gets a NEW office
The High Commission of India has announced the opening of a new office of Consulate in Auckland starting operations from Monday, November 6.
“Consequent to the appointment of Mr Bhav Dhillon as the Honorary Consul of India, an office of the Honorary Consul is being opened with effect from November 6,” a press release from the High Commission said.
The address of the office will be
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Consulate of India
Level 1, 133 Onehunga Mall,
Onehunga -1061
Auckland.
Ph. 09 6366306
Email: honconsul.auckland@gmail.com
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To start with, applications for attestation of documents and Life Certificate will be accepted and processed between 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday on phone appointment only.
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