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BUAP is the central point for citizens to handle essential documentation and update electoral and civil registry data.
A service focused on accessibility and administrative simplification for all Angolan citizens.
SIAC brings together various public and private services in one place, optimizing waiting time and service efficiency.
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Address: Amílcar Cabral Street, Maianga District, Luanda.
Contact: +244 927 437 383
Management of visas, passports, and migration control for national and foreign citizens in Angolan territory.
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Modernization and transparency in Angolan public administration management.
Scheduling must be done exclusively through our official online portal. Select the desired service, choose an available date, and confirm your details to secure your appointment at our facilities.
To renew an Angolan passport, you must present the expired (or soon-to-expire) passport, a copy of a valid ID card, proof of residence, and the printed appointment receipt.
Processing time varies depending on the type of visa. Tourist and short-term visas usually take between 5 to 8 working days, while work or residence visas may take longer due to the need for approval from central authorities.
No. Civil registration acts, such as birth or marriage transcription, require the physical presence of the applicants or legal representatives to verify original documents and sign responsibility terms.
You should immediately go to the nearest police station to file a report. With the police report, you can request from the Embassy the issuance of a Travel Document to return to Angola or a replacement of your documents.
Yes. Documents issued by foreign authorities must be legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country of origin (or apostilled) before being submitted for consular recognition at this mission.
Consular fee payments must be made exclusively by bank deposit or transfer. Cash payments are not accepted.