Contact Citizenship & Expat Affairs?

Last activity 29 August 2013 by coxf0001

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rg4784Member28 August 2013 16:20:40

Hi --

Does anyone happen to know of a way to contact DCEA from abroad? I've tried calling them at various times during their business hours, and the phone just rings and rings. I also have not been getting responses to email I've sent to the citizenship@gov address. If anyone knows any tricks to get ahold of them (not in person), I'd love to hear from you.

Thank you for your time.

SpiridonovSerial expat28 August 2013 20:30:58

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I think there is no more 'strait forward' ways.

If you have the name of particular person you need to contact, you can write direct e-mail at name.surname@gov.mt, but for common questions it does not work

rickyViP28 August 2013 20:55:30

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Hi rg,

I do have contact addresses but as there are so many Expats waiting to be processed ,including myself, I have to ask you if your case is urgent?

If so let me know the details and I can try and get some input from DCEA.

Cheers
Ricky

rg4784Member28 August 2013 21:42:23

Ricky,

Thanks for your response. I wouldn't ask you to use any limited resources -- I can give you a little more color in a PM.

rickyViP28 August 2013 21:48:18

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Hi rg,

my reply was as such as I'm waiting for my own personal problem to be solved after which I am willing to share my contacts and see if I can get some feedback on your problem.

I'm hoping my issue will be resolved in the next few days.

Cheers
Ricky

GuestPoster566ViP29 August 2013 04:52:07

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rg4784; join the queue

ToonCyprus Expert29 August 2013 06:42:36

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its only a matter of being in the right queue as its not easy to getting into it ....

coxf0001Serial expat29 August 2013 07:29:42

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toonarmy9752 wrote:
its only a matter of being in the right queue as its not easy to getting into it ....

You're so right and the whole problem we encounter...Getting into the right queue, love it!

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