You are an EU citizen in Madagascar? Learn more about your right to consular protection and how you can benefit from it in Madagascar.

Consular protection is the help an EU Member State can provide to its citizens in case they need assistance abroad. Typically, consular protection can include cases such as:

  • A need for emergency travel documents;
  • A serious accident or serious illness;
  • Relief and repatriation in case of an emergency;
  • Being a victim of crime;
  • Arrest or detention;
  • Death.

In Madagascar, Germany and France have a resident Embassy and Consulate.

You are an EU citizen in need of consular protection in Madagascar?

  • You can contact your resident Embassy/Consulate/Honorary Consul able to provide consular protection.
  • If your EU Member State has no resident Embassy/Consulate/Honorary Consul able to provide consular protection in Madagascar, you can turn to another EU Member State for consular protection.

Indeed, any EU citizen abroad whose own Member State has no local representation is entitled to receive consular protection from the diplomatic or consular authorities of any other EU Member State. In that case, EU citizens are entitled to benefit from consular protection under the same conditions as the nationals of that other EU Member State.

EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES

Contact details of the resident EU Member States:

Germany

101, Rue Pasteur Rabeony Hans

Ambodirotra, Antananarivo

Tel : +261 20 222 38 02, +261 20 222 38 03, +261 20 222 16 91

Tel emergencies : +261 34 54 021 27

Ambassador : Michael Häusler

Consul : Peter Goldschagg

France

3, rue Jean Jaurès, Antananarivo

Tel : +261 20 22 398 98 ; +261 20 22 398 50

Tel emergencies : +261 34 12 11 010 ; +261 32 12 11 010

Ambassador : Arnaud Guillois

Consul : Jean-Louis Roth

 

HONORARY CONSULATES

Belgium

+261 20 222 2721

+261 33 370 06 00

consulatbelgiquemada@yahoo.com

Honorary consul : Charles van der Straeten

Bulgaria

+261 32 11 559 09

consul.bulgarie@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Stefana Sbirkova

Czech Republic

+261 34 11 00710

czechconsulathonorairemada@gmail.com

Honorary consul :  Shelly Oukabay

Denmark

+ 261 20 23 294 78

+ 261 20 23 691 50

+ 261 33 12 403 15

cynram@umgate.dk

Spain

+261 20 22 222 31

+261 32 110 60 74

+27 761 146 152

consulat.espagne@moov.mg

Honorary consul : Hasnaine Yavarhoussen

Italy

+261 32 050 14 02 (Antananarivo)

+261 320 712 763 (Nosy Be)

info@consolatoitaliatana.com michele.franchi@moov.mg

consolato.nosybe@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Michele Franchi (Antananarivo) ; Claudio Siragusa (Nosy Be)

Cyprus

+261 20 223 9440

panayotis@taloumis.mg

Honorary consul : Panayotis Taloumis

Hungary

+261 34 187 6406

consul.hongrie.mada@outlook.fr

Honorary consul : Olivier Landry Rabe Andrianaina

Malta

+ 261 32 072 6974

maltaconsul.antananarivo@gov.mt

Honorary consul : Danie Akesson

Netherlands

+261 20 236 8231

nl.mg@moov.mg

Honorary consul : Mireille Bersia

Austria

+261 320 521522

Honorary consul : Richard Knodt

Poland

+261 320 781 838

+261 320 784 480

oceanbis1@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Zbigniew Kasprzyk

Portugal

+261 33 11 04606

consul.portugal.mada@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Frédéric Robert Laurent Rabesahala

Romania

+261 202 25 12 12

+ 261 32 61 455 44

diplomatie.ro@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Lacramioara Toader

Slovakia

+261 3207 442 20

danil.ismael@consulat-slovaquie.mg

Honorary consul : Danilhoussen Ismail

Sweden

+261 202 242 116 ; +261 321 110 011

sweden.mgaconsulate@gmail.com

Honorary consul : Bertil Åkesson

 

Please note that the EU Delegation in Madagascar cannot provide direct consular assistance.

As an EU citizen, you can take simple steps to make consular protection more effective, for example:

  • Following the travel advice issued by your country’s Foreign Ministry.
  • When abroad, registering with your Embassy or Consulate and/or through dedicated platforms, if applicable.
  • Other tips include keeping an electronic copy of your travel documents, subscribing to a travel insurance or saving crisis contact details.

For more information on consular protection, see the dedicated pages on the websites of the EEAS, the European Commission and the Council of the EU.