The Malaysian embassy in Copenhagen has open again.

It is possible to apply for visa again at the embassy

Due to safety reasons the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs advices against all travels to areas located in the Niger delta such as Abia, Bayelsa, Delta, Akwa Ibom, Rivers including Part Harcourt as well as Yobe and Borno in the northern part of Nigeria.

The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs also advices against all non-necessary travels to some areas located in the northern part of Nigeria sucha as (Plateau, Bauchi, Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara, Niger, Kaduna, Katsina, Kano, Jigawa, Gombe, Adamawa, Imo and Taraba

Due to safety reasons the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs advices against all non-necessary travels to Tripoli and Benghazi as well as all travels to the other parts of the country.

On April 30, Comet Consular Services in Denmark moves its office from Hellerup to spacious new headquarters at Toldbogade 63-65, 1253 København K, a stone’s throw from the Royal Palace Amalienborg by the Copenhagen seafront. Our new central location offers yet better access for our customers and shorter distances to nearby consular institutions.

New address and new routines
As of April 30 2012 all pick-ups and deliveries of visas, passports and other documents will take place at our new office at Toldbogade 63-65. This date also marks the closing of our current PO Box. Consequently, all applications and letters to Comet are henceforth to be addressed to our new office, where our staff receive and process all mail in person.

Do come and visit our new office, and welcome to yet closer and better service!

Due to safety reasons the Swedish Foreign Ministry advices against all travels to Guinea-Bissau until further notice.