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Descriptions, duties and contact information for the province’s consular officers.
The Consular Corps of Alberta comprises the career and honorary consular officers resident in the Province of Alberta, representing countries from all areas of the world. In addition, certain consular officers who are located outside of Alberta have jurisdiction in the province.
For information on consular officials please refer to the Government of Canada website for the most up to date consular listings.
Alberta's consular officers:
Heads of Consular posts are divided into 4 main classes, namely:
Career officers are professional diplomats who are sent from their home countries to act as a representative in Alberta.
The career consular officers who are Heads of Post and resident in Alberta are (in order of precedence):
Directory of career officers in Alberta (PDF, 225 KB)
Honorary consular officers are Canadian citizens who have been asked by a country to be their representative in Alberta. The Government of Canada must approve all career and honorary consuls and consuls general.
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