Embassy of Brazil, London facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Embassy of Brazil in London |
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| Location | Westminster, London |
| Address | 14/16 Cockspur Street, London, SW1Y 5BL |
| Ambassador | Eduardo dos Santos |
The Embassy of Brazil in London is like Brazil's main office in the United Kingdom. It's where Brazilian diplomats work to keep a good relationship between the two countries. Think of it as Brazil's home away from home in London!
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What is an Embassy?
An embassy is a special building where a country's official representatives work. These people are called diplomats. Their main job is to help their home country and its citizens in the country they are visiting.
What Does Brazil's Embassy Do?
The Embassy of Brazil in London has many important jobs. They help Brazilians who are living or traveling in the UK. They also work to make sure Brazil and the UK stay good friends. This includes talking about trade, culture, and other important topics.
Who is the Ambassador?
The most important person at an embassy is the ambassador. The ambassador is the top diplomat from their country. They are like the main spokesperson for their country in the host country. The current ambassador for Brazil in London is Eduardo dos Santos.
Where is Brazil's Embassy in London?
The main Embassy building is located at 14/16 Cockspur Street in Westminster, London. This area is very central and close to many famous landmarks.
Other Brazilian Offices in London
Brazil has a few other important offices in London besides the main Embassy:
- The Brazilian ambassador's home is on Mount Street in Mayfair. This is where the ambassador lives while working in London.
- The Consular Section is on Vere Street in Marylebone. This office helps Brazilian citizens with things like passports and visas.
- There are also special offices for naval and air advisers. These help with military matters and are located in different parts of London.
A Bit of History
The Embassy of Brazil moved to its current spot on Cockspur Street in 2011. Before that, it was located on Green Street in Mayfair. It's interesting how buildings that represent countries can change homes over time!
Gallery
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A plaque outside the embassy building
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The Ambassador's residence on Mount Street
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The Consulate on Vere Street
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The former embassy building on Green Street
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The Brazil Aeronautical Commission In Europe office
