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Consulate General Cape Town

View of the Swiss Consulate General building in Cape Town

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Consulate General Cape Town © FDFA

Public Holidays in 2012

The Consulate General of Switzerland will be closed  on the following days :

Thursday, 17.05.2012, Ascension Day
Monday, 28.05.2012, Whit Monday
Wednesday, 01.08.2012, Swiss National Day
Thursday, 09.08.2012, National Women's Day
Monday, 24.09.2012, Heritage Day
Monday, 17.12.2012, Day of Reconciliation
Tuesday, 25.12.2012, Christmas
Wednesday, 26.12.2012, Day of Goodwill

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Consulate General of Switzerland
Embassy of Switzerland (Jan-Mar)
Nr.1 Thibault Square 26th Floor
(Cm. Long Str/Strijdom)
Cape Town 8001, South Africa 

http://www.maps.google.co.za/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=104932928978292716827.00048d8c22c505b75ab1c&ll=-33.918493,18.423547&spn=0.001331,0.002403&z=19 Google map

Postal address
Consulate General of Switzerland
P.O. Box 563
Cape Town 8000, South Africa

Tel.:
 +27 21 400 75 00 
         +27 21 418 36 69 (Embassy  Jan-Mar)
Fax: +27 21 418 36 88 
         +27 21 418 15 69 (Embassy Jan-Mar)

Office hours
(for all public and visas applicants)
Monday-Friday: 09:00-12:00
Saturday and Sunday closed 

Notice

Swiss citizens in an emergency situation can call the emergency number 082 557 2963.
Please note that no visa information will be given on this number.


Banking Fraud: Warning to Swiss Bank Account Holders

Swiss citizens living in South Africa have lately become victims of banking frauds. The perpetrators get access to details from Swiss or Liechtenstein banking accounts (names, addresses, signatures, credit balance, etc.) and use this information to forge orders to transfer money to bank accounts in Asia. To prevent such cases, the Consulate General of Switzerland recommends Swiss or Liechtenstein bank account holders to be vigilant with their banking identity details and to request their bank not to send correspondence via postal service and not to process any written money transfer order without prior consultation of the bank account owner via the telephone number that is lodged with the bank (not the one on the instructions).


Consular meetings of the Regional Consular Centre Pretoria and the Consulate General in Cape Town

As part of the development of their services towards Swiss citizens the Regional Consular Centre of the Embassy in Pretoria and the Consulate General in Cape Town are organizing consular meetings in their respective consular districts throughout the year 2012.

 Consular meetings 2012 (pdf, 24 Kb)