Ireland should open an Embassy in Chile - as Chile has one in Ireland
Do you support that Ireland should open an embassy in Chile and reciprocate the Chilean embassy which opened in Dublin in 2002.
At present we don't even have a consulate in Chile since Miguel Alwyn retired after 20 years of service in 2015.
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November 26, 2016
Reaching this point has been a long road and my energy is running low but seeing this momentum keeps me going. It is clear that I am not the only one who finds our lack of representation in Chile unacceptable. We will keep pushing until someone in a position of power finally decides to listen.
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I live in chile, and we badly need one. I want to get my daughters Irish nationality. Shame having to communicate in Buenos Aires!
Ten years here in Chile, badly needed ! Would be great for business and help with the personal stuff.
As an Irish citizen living in Chile, I fully support the need to have an Irish Embassy here, a country with which we share many cultural values
I believe the Irish government should have the courtesy of opening an embassy in Chile just as Chile did over 12 years ago in Dublin.
I think there should definitely be one. As a student abroad, if I need a consulate I have to go to Argentina. Also, I think it could attract more Irish students
I agree!
It is necessary for the Irish community in Chile to have an Irish Embassy or Consulate. We need one now.
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Ireland should open an Embassy in Chile - as Chile has one in Ireland
Do you support that Ireland should open an embassy in Chile and reciprocate the Chilean embassy which opened in Dublin in 2002.
At present we don't even have a consulate in Chile since Miguel Alwyn retired after 20 years of service in 2015.
Updates
November 26, 2016
Reaching this point has been a long road and my energy is running low but seeing this momentum keeps me going. It is clear that I am not the only one who finds our lack of representation in Chile unacceptable. We will keep pushing until someone in a position of power finally decides to listen.
26 Comments
The Embassy is a vital service to Irish travellers such as myself. It is an important service to maintain trade relations. This should be reciprocated.
I live in chile, and we badly need one. I want to get my daughters Irish nationality. Shame having to communicate in Buenos Aires!
Ten years here in Chile, badly needed ! Would be great for business and help with the personal stuff.
As an Irish citizen living in Chile, I fully support the need to have an Irish Embassy here, a country with which we share many cultural values
I believe the Irish government should have the courtesy of opening an embassy in Chile just as Chile did over 12 years ago in Dublin.
I think there should definitely be one. As a student abroad, if I need a consulate I have to go to Argentina. Also, I think it could attract more Irish students
I agree!
It is necessary for the Irish community in Chile to have an Irish Embassy or Consulate. We need one now.
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The Embassy is a vital service to Irish travellers such as myself. It is an important service to maintain trade relations. This should be reciprocated.