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  • 16:27 09 Feb 2010
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  • 10:27 09 Feb 2010

Situation in Honduras: inauguration of Mr. Porfirio Lobo

The EU issued a statement about the inauguration of Mr. Porfirio Lobo, as the new President of Honduras. Read more here.

Changes in passport services

For information on passports applications for British nationals in Guatemala, El Salvador & Honduras, please see here.

Haiti earthquake response

The UK Government is trebling its funding for the immediate humanitarian response to the Haiti earthquake. Read more here.

LATEST NEWS

Launch of the UK Civilian Stabilisation Group

The Government's Stabilisation Unit launched the UK Civilian Stabilisation Group at the Royal Geographical Society in London on 9 February.

Reaction to Iran's nuclear announcement

The FCO today issued a response to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinajad's announcement that his country would step up its uranium enrichment process.

UK in Guatemala - the official website for the British Embassy in Guatemala

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Situation in Honduras: inauguration of Mr. Porfirio Lobo

The EU issued a statement about the inauguration of Mr. Porfirio Lobo, as the new President of Honduras. Read more here.

Changes in passport services

For information on passports applications for British nationals in Guatemala, El Salvador & Honduras, please see here.

Haiti earthquake response

The UK Government is trebling its funding for the immediate humanitarian response to the Haiti earthquake. Read more here.

UK in Guatemala - the British Embassy in Guatemala City

The Embassy represents the British Government overseas and is responsible for promoting and protecting British interests in Guatemala, El Salvador & Honduras. You can find out more about the role of the Embassy and details of the services we provide by exploring the site. There are also links and information about the policies and objectives of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the British Government.

How to stay safe abroad

UK passport.

Travelling overseas? Make sure your trip abroad is a safe one by following our advice.

Help for British nationals

Red phone

In a real emergency outside normal working hours, contact the Embassy Switchboard on (+502) 2380 7300 for further instructions

NOTICES

Travelling to or via the US? 

British travellers must register their travel details on the US' Department of Homeland Security website, ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) at https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/. This must be done prior to travel, preferably a minimum of 72 hours before departure. We strongly recommend that you carry a copy of your ESTA clearance as an airline may refuse you to board your flight if you cannot provide evidence that clearance to enter the US has been granted. This also applies to those with a valid US visa. Further information can be found on FCO Travel Advice.

Register with us

We are encouraging ALL British Nationals travelling and living in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras to register with LOCATE, even for short trips. This measure will help us to give you a better service.

LATEST NEWS

Launch of the UK Civilian Stabilisation Group
09 February 10
The Government's Stabilisation Unit launched the UK Civilian Stabilisation Group at the Royal Geographical Society in London on 9 February.

Reaction to Iran's nuclear announcement
08 February 10
The FCO today issued a response to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinajad's announcement that his country would step up its uranium enrichment process.

map of Guatemala El Salvador Guatemala City Honduras

Guatemala, Guatemala City, British Embassy

British Embassy, Guatemala City, Guatemala
British Embassy
Edificio Torre Internacional, Nivel 11
16 Calle 0-55, Zona 10
Guatemala City
Guatemala City

Telephone: (502) 2380-7300
Fax:

(502) 2380-7339

Email:  embassy@intelnett.com (General enquiries)
Email:  consular.guatemala@fco.gov.uk (Consular enquiries)


Embassy

GMT:
Mon-Thurs: 1330-1830 / 1930-2230
Fri: 1400-1800

Local Time:
Mon-Thurs: 0730-1230 / 1330-1630
Fri: 0730-1130

Consular Section

GMT:
Mon-Tues: 1400-1800 and 1930-2230
Wed-Thurs: 1400-1800
Fri: 1400-1700

Local Time:
Mon-Tues: 0800-1200 and 1330-1630
Wed-Thurs: 0800-1200
Fri: 0800-1100

 

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