Vienna Convention on Consular Relations 1963

Main international sources of consular law:

• Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961

• Vienna Convention on Consular Relations 1963

• The Vienna Congress of European States of 1815

• The Havana Convention on Diplomatic Officials of 1928

The establishment of consular relations occurs by:

• Mutual agreement of the contracting states

• The request of one of the interested states

• The recommendation of friendly countries

• The decision of a regional organization

The main category of employees of a consular office are:

• employees of consular personnel

• consular employees

• consular officials

• employees of a consular office

The number of consular posts is established by:

• the sending state

• the receiving state

• the head of the diplomatic mission

• the head of the consular post

the UN member statesConsular offices protect the rights of legal entities and individuals:

• the UN member states

• both statesthe receiving state

• the receiving state

• the sending state

The number of consular districts is determined by:

• international agreements

• according to the Vienna Convention of 1963

• on the basis of general agreements

• at the request of one of the states

Consular law is based on:

• the Vienna Convention of 1961

• the Vienna Convention of 1963

• international law

• Roman law

The receiving state must assist in the acquisition of:

• premises for the consular post of the sending state

• items intended for the personal use of a consular officer

• vehicles for consular employees

• items intended for the official use of the consular post

The head of the consular post has the right to negotiate only with:

• the central authorities of the host state

• local authorities of the host state

• of foreign diplomatic missions

• consuls in the territory of neighboring states

The consular corps in the host country consists of:

• consular employees

• employees of consular offices

• heads of consular offices and members of their families

• consular officials and members of their families