В целях разгрузки очереди в консульский отдел Посольства России в Великобритании 12 апреля (суббота) с 9:00 до 13:00 и с 14:00 до 17:00 состоится приём граждан по вопросам оформления заграничных паспортов и осуществления нотариальных действий в порядке живой очереди.
Оплата консульских услуг будет производиться исключительно по безналичному расчёту (банковской картой) с учётом сбора за осуществление консульских действий в нерабочий день с комиссией за эквайринг.
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1. Оформление паспортов:
- приём заявлений на оформление паспортов будет осуществляться при строгом соблюдении требований к комплекту необходимых документов, указанному на сайте;
- приём документов на оформление паспортов не осуществляется, если заграничный паспорт утрачен или срок его действия истёк, а общегражданский («внутренний») паспорт отсутствует и процедура подтверждения наличия гражданства Российской Федерации не пройдена;
- заявление о выдаче паспорта должно быть заполнено заблаговременно и в соответствии с установленными критериями.
2. Нотариальные действия:
Следующие нотариальные действия — доверенности, согласия, заявления, удостоверение верности переводов документов, свидетельствование копий, а также оформление документов с электронной цифровой подписью — будут осуществляться при строгом соблюдении требований, указанных на сайте.
Будут доступны истребование документов и оформление справок об отсутствии судимости.
При этом необходимо заранее направить на электронный адрес секции нотариата (notariat.london@kdmid.ru, notariat@rusemb.org.uk) с указанием ФИО, а также электронной почты и номера телефона подлежащие оформлению документы в формате Word.
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В этот же день дипломаты Посольства почтили память двух советских воинов, возложив цветы к их захоронениям в городах Шефтсбери, графство Дорсет, и Олдершот, графство Хэмпшир.
Подробнее о советских воинских захоронениях в Британии читайте на сайте Посольства.
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On the same day, Russian diplomats honoured the memory of two other Soviet soldiers, placing flowers at their burials in Shaftesbury, Dorset, and Aldershot, Hampshire.
According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, there are currently 18 confirmed graves of Soviet servicemen on British soil who lost their lives during the Second World War.
Further information on Soviet military burials in the UK can be found on the Embassy's website.
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🧑🚀 On 12 April 1961, Yuri Gagarin, a 27-year-old Soviet pilot, became the first human to venture into space, orbiting the Earth for 108 minutes aboard Vostok 1.
This milestone journey ushered mankind into the space age. Gagarin's courage, optimism and iconic smile inspired millions and made him an overnight global legend.
Just a few months later, Yuri Gagarin landed in a different kind of spotlight — this time in the UK. Though Cold War tensions were high and the visit was politically sensitive, Britain couldn't resist the charm of the man who had seen the stars.
From 11 to 15 July 1961, crowds lined the streets of London and Manchester to catch a glimpse of the spaceman, British newspapers were abuzz and the Queen herself invited him to Buckingham Palace.
On a famously rainy Mancunian day, Gagarin visited the Metropolitan-Vickers engineering plant. He was invited by the Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers — a nice touch, since he had started his own working life in a steel factory. When he saw crowds braving the downpour, he insisted the roof of his Rolls-Royce be lowered: "Surely the least I can do is get wet too", he said. For many Britons, that simple act — full of modesty, charm, and warmth — showed the real person behind the space mission.
Yuri Gagarin's visit to the UK was more than a diplomatic gesture — it was a celebration of human achievement that transcended borders, a glimpse of what international cooperation in space might look like.
☝️ So every 12 April, as the planet commemorates #CosmonauticsDay, we remember not just a flight beyond the stratosphere, but a humble man who brought the world a little closer together when he returned to Earth.
This milestone journey ushered mankind into the space age. Gagarin's courage, optimism and iconic smile inspired millions and made him an overnight global legend.
Just a few months later, Yuri Gagarin landed in a different kind of spotlight — this time in the UK. Though Cold War tensions were high and the visit was politically sensitive, Britain couldn't resist the charm of the man who had seen the stars.
From 11 to 15 July 1961, crowds lined the streets of London and Manchester to catch a glimpse of the spaceman, British newspapers were abuzz and the Queen herself invited him to Buckingham Palace.
On a famously rainy Mancunian day, Gagarin visited the Metropolitan-Vickers engineering plant. He was invited by the Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers — a nice touch, since he had started his own working life in a steel factory. When he saw crowds braving the downpour, he insisted the roof of his Rolls-Royce be lowered: "Surely the least I can do is get wet too", he said. For many Britons, that simple act — full of modesty, charm, and warmth — showed the real person behind the space mission.
Yuri Gagarin's visit to the UK was more than a diplomatic gesture — it was a celebration of human achievement that transcended borders, a glimpse of what international cooperation in space might look like.
☝️ So every 12 April, as the planet commemorates #CosmonauticsDay, we remember not just a flight beyond the stratosphere, but a humble man who brought the world a little closer together when he returned to Earth.
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🧑🚀 On 12 April 1961, Yuri Gagarin, a 27-year-old Soviet pilot, became the first human to venture into space, orbiting the Earth for 108 minutes aboard Vostok 1. This milestone journey ushered mankind into the space age. Gagarin's courage, optimism and iconic…
🚀 Yuri Gagarin's 108-minute voyage around the Earth inspired generations to dream beyond the stars. With his boyish grin and boundless courage, he quickly became a global icon and his legacy has been immortalised in statues and monuments across the world.
Yet one of the most unexpected tributes to the first cosmonaut lies far from space museums or bustling capitals — on the windswept Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland.
Here, just steps from the Neolithic village of Skara Brae – a UNESCO World Heritage Site inhabited over 5,000 years ago – stands a carved stone that simply reads: "First Man in Space, AD 1961". Nestled among markers of human milestones, it honours Gagarin's place in our shared journey — from ancient stargazers to modern explorers.
This is a quiet reminder that Gagarin's reach extends far beyond Earth's orbit — and even beyond the expected.
💐 Recently Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin and Russian Consul General in Edinburgh Denis Moskalenko laid flowers at the site, paying tribute to the first man in space.
#CosmonauticsDay
Yet one of the most unexpected tributes to the first cosmonaut lies far from space museums or bustling capitals — on the windswept Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland.
Here, just steps from the Neolithic village of Skara Brae – a UNESCO World Heritage Site inhabited over 5,000 years ago – stands a carved stone that simply reads: "First Man in Space, AD 1961". Nestled among markers of human milestones, it honours Gagarin's place in our shared journey — from ancient stargazers to modern explorers.
This is a quiet reminder that Gagarin's reach extends far beyond Earth's orbit — and even beyond the expected.
💐 Recently Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin and Russian Consul General in Edinburgh Denis Moskalenko laid flowers at the site, paying tribute to the first man in space.
#CosmonauticsDay
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