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Documenting the gap is half the work. Closing it is the other half.

Missions and foreign ministries can commission the infrastructure required to put an office online properly: an accessible multilingual website, a secure content-management system staff operate themselves, official-domain email, and consular appointment systems.

Why it matters

A mission without a working website is unreachable

A national abroad who needs an emergency passport, a business seeking a visa for a delegation, a student verifying a document — each of them starts by searching for the mission. When that search returns a dead domain, a parked page or nothing at all, the work moves to telephone calls, intermediaries and rumour.

Every office the directory marks No Functional Website Identified is a measurable point of friction between a state and its own citizens abroad. This page is how that gets fixed.

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What can be commissioned

Nine services, priced openly

Ranges rather than single figures, because a consulate with four staff and a ministry with fifty missions are not the same project. A proposal names a fixed price.

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Correcting official contact information is never charged for. Accurate details serve the public, and a mission should never have to pay to fix them. Use report an update and cite your source.

How a project runs

From first enquiry to a site the mission owns

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You get a written proposal with a fixed price, a timeline and a reference number. No obligation, and no charge for the conversation.

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