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View of the Swiss Embassy building in Skopje

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Embassy Skopje © FDFA

Embassy of Switzerland in the Republic of Macedonia

Maksim Gorki 19
MK-1000 Skopje
sko.vertretung@eda.admin.ch

Tel. +389 2 310 33 00
Fax +389 2 310 33 01

Consular Office: +389 2 310 33 10 / 30
Diplomatic Office: +389 2 310 33 20
Police Liaison Office: +389 2 310 33 33
Cooperation Office: +389 2 310 33 40

Opening hours
Mon-Fri 08:30-12:00
Visa/Marriage/Family reunion
(Tue/Wed/Thur): 08:30-12:00
except on public holidays

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Beginning on 19 December 2009, citizens of Macedonia no longer need to be in possession of a visa to travel to the 25 EU member states and 3 non-EU countries that are part of the Schengen area.


Macedonian citizens, who hold a biometric passport can travel freely for short-term trips up to 90 days every six months (180 days) to these countries, be it for business, study or tourism purposes.

Read more on the information leaflet available in  English (pdf, 913 Kb),  Macedonian (pdf, 924 Kb) or  Albanian (pdf, 918 Kb).

Information from the Embassy

Please note that for family reunion, divorce, marriage registration/preparation and name change applications submission will be accepted only with prior appointment via the Call Centres at:

Landlines   - 058 058 111
T-Mobile     - 058 058 111
Cosmofon - 075 148 111

The Cooperation Strategy 2009–2012

The Cooperation Strategy 2009–2012 reflects the Swiss commitment to support the transition in Macedonia towards a functioning democratic state, a multi-ethnic society, the sustainable use of natural resources, a market economy and European integration.

 Read more (pdf, 3467 Kb)

Climate Change = Culture Change

Climate Change = Culture Change program

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Building upon their 2008 “Art and Development” initiative, the Embassy of Switzerland and the World Bank in Skopje have inaugurated a second Macedonian contemporary art exhibition around the theme of “Climate Change = Culture Change” in September 2009.

Click on the image to read more.
 The catalogue (pdf, 705 Kb)

How much do you know about climate change?

ThinksSwiss: Brainstorm the future

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Climate change brochure

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click on the brochure cover page and read about interesting facts on climate change and the simple actions everyone can undertake.

The brochure is also available in  Macedonian (pdf, 1387 Kb) and  Albanian (pdf, 1370 Kb).