All articles
πŸ“£ Announcement

Armenia suspends passport services at embassies starting October

Armenia temporarily suspends passport services at embassies and consulates

Public Radio of ArmeniaSep 29, 20261 min readOriginal: Public Radio of Armenia
πŸ“£

Armenia will temporarily suspend passport issuance and replacement services at its embassies and consulates beginning October 5, 2026, according to an announcement from Armenian diplomatic missions.

The suspension, which includes services provided via video link, is tied to the introduction of a new biometric system for identity documents mandated under Armenia's Law on Identity Documents, adopted in May 2026. Officials say the temporary halt is necessary to facilitate the transition to the new system.

No end date has been specified for the suspension. Armenian citizens living abroad are advised to monitor announcements from their respective embassy or consular office for updates on when passport services will resume. Information will be posted through official channels of Armenia's diplomatic service.

Tags:#passport-services#embassies-consulates#identity-documents
This story was summarized from Public Radio of Armenia. Read the full article at the source.

More from Announcement

πŸ“£ Announcement

Armenian Bar Association Releases Technology Transfer Report

Armenian Bar releases report advancing U.S.-Armenia cooperation

The Armenian Bar Association has published a major report from its Intellectual Property and Information Technology Committee examining how Armenia can expand access to U.S. technologies and strengthen legal frameworks for innovation and investment. The report, the third from the

The Armenian WeeklySep 29, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
πŸ“£ Announcement

Armenian Students Win Research Competition on Artsakh Right of Return

Selected research papers from the Armenian Students for Artsakh competition

The ARF Bureau Youth Office announced winners of the second annual "Armenian Students for Artsakh" research competition, which brought together dozens of students worldwide to examine the right of return for displaced Artsakh Armenians. Stella Pashyan of the United States won fir

The Armenian WeeklySep 29, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly
πŸ“£
πŸ“£ Announcement

Armenian doctor nominated for WHO Director-General position

International figures and organizations back Gevorg Tamamyan’s WHO Director-General bid

Professor Gevorg Tamamyan, a renowned Armenian pediatric oncologist and hematologist, has been nominated for Director-General of the World Health Organization, with the election scheduled for 2027. Within two days of the announcement, Tamamyan's candidacy has garnered support fro

Public Radio of ArmeniaSep 29, 20261 min read
Source: Public Radio of Armenia