Consulate General Of Barbados At Toronto

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade

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Consular Fees/Reimbursements

Consular and Notarial Service Act, 2006 stipulates the amount of fees to be charged for a range of consular services, and the Consular Officers appointed to act on behalf of Government of Barbados in a jurisdiction outside of Barbados to collect those fees. The legislation also enables designated officers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade to charge fees for the performance of notarial acts, namely the authentication of documents signed by established Notary Public of Barbados. The Ministry must ensure that the appropriate administrative protocols are put in place for all Missions to collect fees in accordance with the legislation. (Link to Consular Services Fees (Amendment) Act, 2006. 

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Application for Passports

All categories of Barbados Passports (Diplomatic, Official and Ordinary) are the province of the Barbados Immigration Department. Although Barbados’ consular offices may facilitate Barbadians overseas with passport

Detained Nationals

All Barbadians have a right to fair and humane treatment, even if accused of a crime. In cases of arrest or detention, any consular office

Deportation of Barbadian Nationals

It is the responsibility of the consular officer to ensure that Barbadians were afforded due process before each repatriation, and where the deportation is warranted,