Guidance

Affected by crime abroad

• From: Foreign & Commonwealth Office
• Part of: Helping British people overseas: travelling and living abroad and British nationals overseas
• Published: 30 July 2011

Most visits abroad are trouble free. But should you be the victim of a crime overseas, our consular staff are ready to help you.

Documents

Victims of crime abroad

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ضحايا الجرائم في خارج البلاد

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Details

Most visits abroad are trouble free. But should you be the victim of a crime overseas, our consular staff are readyto help you. Working hours vary but most Embassies, High Commissions or Consulates operate an answer phone service outside office hours giving an emergency number.This leaflet explains what we can do for you and what you may need to do for yourself.

Document information

Published: 30 July 2011

From: Foreign & Commonwealth Office

Part of: Helping British people overseas: travelling and living abroad British nationals overseas