The Moroccan Consulate in Rotterdam has temporarily relocated to a different location in Schiedam. This temporary move is due to construction work and renovations at the current consulate building in Rotterdam. Many visitors have questions about this, especially if they have an upcoming appointment for a passport, CNIE, legalization, power of attorney, or other consular matters.
This notice is intended to inform you about the current situation, the expected duration of the move, and what this means for visitors to the consulate.
Where is the Moroccan consulate currently located?
The Moroccan Consulate in Rotterdam is temporarily located at:
38 De Brauwweg
3125 AE Schiedam
Consular services will continue to be provided from this location on a temporary basis.
Why did the consulate move?
The temporary relocation is due to renovations and construction work at the consulate’s current location in Rotterdam. According to various reports and local news sources, the consulate will return to its familiar location on Calandstraat in Rotterdam once the work is completed.
How long will the move take?
At this time, no definitive official end date has been announced. However, various sources expect that the consulate will remain temporarily located in Schiedam for a period ranging from a few months to possibly about a year.
Since schedules are subject to change during renovations, we advise visitors to check the consulate’s official communications regularly.
Stay up to date
During a temporary move, things like the following may change:
- hours of operation
- accessibility
- waiting times
- appointment procedures
We therefore recommend that you regularly:
- visit the official website of the Moroccan Consulate
- to follow the consulate's official communication channels
- Keep an eye Arabika the Arabika website for additional practical information
This will help you avoid any surprises or unnecessary delays during your appointment.
What does this mean for your appointment?
In most cases, appointments and consular services will continue as usual. However, things may be temporarily busier than usual due to the move and the current situation.
Therefore, always check the following in advance:
- whether your appointment has been confirmed
- What documents you need to bring
- whether any additional instructions apply to the temporary location
- whether certain applications require additional processing time
We recommend that you take care of your paperwork well in advance, especially during holiday periods.
Arabika remains fully operational
Important to know: Arabika ’s services will continue uninterrupted throughout the entire moving period.
Our customers can always count on us for support with, among other things:
- certified translations
- Legalizations and Apostilles
- powers of attorney and notices of objection
- consular documents
- divorce proceedings
- help with scheduling appointments
- assistance with consulate applications
Even during our temporary relocation, we will continue to assist and support our customers just as you have come to expect from us.
Expected increased demand for consular services
Temporary relocations of consulates often lead to increased traffic. Many visitors have questions about the new location or changes to procedures. As a result, wait times can sometimes increase.
Our advice:
- Don't wait until the last minute
- Be sure to check your documents carefully beforehand
- Have translations and legalizations done in a timely manner
- If you have any questions, please contact us in advance
This will help you avoid delays or additional appointments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stay up to date on the latest developments
Since circumstances surrounding temporary relocations are subject to change, we advise visitors to check for the latest information regularly.
Do you need help with your documents, legalizations, translations, or preparing for your visit to the consulate in Rotterdam? Arabika happy Arabika you at our office in Rotterdam. Feel free to drop by, or make an appointment online.
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