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20 November 2019
The Third French Schools Abroad Week (18-22 November 2019)
With nearly 500 establishments in 137 countries and 350,000 pupils from kindergarten to secondary school, France has the biggest network of schools abroad of any country.
Contact Information
Address :
Ambassade de France en Oman
P.O. Box 208
Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos
PC 115, Muscat
Consular timings
Opening hours by appointment only
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9am - 12pm
Tuesday: 13.30 - 15.30
CLOSED on Sunday
Before contacting your consulate, you should first consult the pages of this site that contain the information you need.
Contact us by e-mail
For general information and appointments at the consulate:
contact@ambafrance-om.org
For the French citizens:
consulat.mascate-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr
For election dates:
elections.mascate-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr
If you want to speak to an agent,
the telephone switchboard of your Consulate is open every working day
from 09:00 to 11:00 a.m. at +968 2468 1844
the visa service does not provide any information by telephone.
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Diaporama
The death penalty is not justice; it is the failure of justice. The death penalty is not a useful instrument in the struggle against criminality. The loss of human life that it causes is irreparable and there is no legal system that is not subject to a judicial error. The recourse to the death penalty is not just a simple political instrument against crime; it is a violation of Human Rights.