Embassy of Mount Vema in Dublin, Republic of Ireland
The Royal Mount Vema Mission to the Republic of Ireland
Welcome to the virtual services provided by the Embassy of Mount Vema in Dublin
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The Royal Mount Vema Embassy in Dublin provides local, and national information on services to all commercial, industrial and tourist orientated activities directed to the Kingdom of Mount Vema – The Vema Seamount Territory.
Visa, passports, certificates
For services such as applying for a Mount Vema passport or ID Card, a certificate, a visa, etc. You will also find information on the following [link] about, for example, the rights of Mount Vema citizens, services available to you, and voting from abroad.
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Irish Citizens and international companies based in the Republic of Ireland who provide goods or services to Mount Vema or with investments in Mount Vema, and Mount Vema companies based in the Republic of Ireland, or Mount Vema citizens living in the Republic of Ireland are advised to contact the Embassy when in urgent need of assistance, by using the number provided on the letter sent to you when you registered with the embassy which can be used to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 24/7.
Opening hours
Mondays: 11.00 - 16.30 hours.
The diplomatic services in the Republic of Ireland currently opens only once a week. For this reason, you may only receive a formal correspondence from the Embassy or Consular officer either by e-mail or by post on Mondays.
Mondays: 11.00 - 16.30 hours.
The diplomatic services in the Republic of Ireland currently opens only once a week. For this reason, you may only receive a formal correspondence from the Embassy or Consular officer either by e-mail or by post on Mondays.
Diplomatic Services
Rights of Mount Vema citizens - Mount Vema citizens enjoy certain rights and privileges that are guaranteed under the laws of the Kingdom of Mount Vema – The Vema Seamount Territory. Some of these rights are fundamental such as the right to free healthcare anywhere in the world, the right to equality before the law, the freedom to travel, and the right to a basic income.
