Is your home country represented in Nicaragua? And if it is not, do you find this is a problem?
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Hello everyone, I just saw your post on diplomatic representation and I would like to say that Nicaragua has no representation across Africa and applicants from this part of the globe are finding it difficult to have their documents legalized by Nicaraguan Consulates in order parts of the world.
Most countries are not members of the Hague Apostille Convention and would need a Legalization of their documents before they could file for Residency in Nicaragua.
Please look into this and inform the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nicaragua to let their Consulate help with the legalization of documents for people planning on relocation to Nicaragua.
I am writing because I am facing the challenge of sending emails to some Nicaraguan Consulates in some countries for the legalization of my immigration documents without getting a response from any of them.
These Consulates are not practising diversity which I think is part of the ethics of their profession as consulates.
Thank you
Josephine
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