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The Royal Norwegian Honorary Consulate manchester

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The Royal Norwegian Honorary Consulate located at Oxford St, Manchester, plays a significant role in strengthening the ties between Norway and the local community. It offers various services including passport assistance and cultural promotion while maintaining a warm and inviting atmosphere for all visitors. The dedicated team is focused on ensuring customer satisfaction by providing efficient and friendly service. Whether you’re seeking information about travel to Norway or need assistance with consular matters, feel free to reach out at 0161 236 6546.

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