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As part of our Education is GREAT campaign, we are sharing testimonies of students who studied in the UK. This week, Daniela, who is the wife of a student, tells us about her experience accompanying her husband to the UK.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
During the visit, Ambassador Mullee will assess the results of the project, which provided first aid equipment and training to the community of Pistishí.
On 17 October, Dr Andrea Marshall, the world’s leading expert on manta rays, will give a talk about the importance of the conservation of this species.
As part of our Education is GREAT campaign, we are sharing testimonies of students who studied in the UK. This week, Norman Wray tells us about his experience
The British Embassy Quito hosted the 5th edition of its “Ambassador´s Cup” golf tournament in October. It was a GREAT success!
The British Embassy Quito is pleased to announce the visit of Anglia Ruskin University, who will hold two conferences about investigation and research.
As part of our Education is GREAT campaign, we are sharing testimonies of students who have chosen to study in the UK. This week, Valeria Villa tells us about her experience.
The Head of Digital Diplomacy in Washington, Scott Nolan Smith, gave a talk and 2 workshops at Campus Party Quito 3, the biggest digital event in the country and the biggest digital party in the world.
Kevin Houston, CEO of Carbon Masters, will be the keynote speaker at the event, organised by the Chamber of Industries and sponsored by the British Embassy.
As part of our country-wide consular outreach programme, the DHM Tina Hamilton and Pro Consul Anneka Dann visited the province of Santa Elena
Sean O'Connor and Amanda Selvaratnam will visit Quito and Guayaquil
The application process for passports for British nationals living overseas has been centralised.
Applications for 2014-2015 Chevening Scholarships in Ecuador are now open and will close on 15 November 2013.
UKBA expert Bernard Ley visited Ecuador to provide Document Fraud training for new Ecuadorean migratory control staff.
British Ambassador to Ecuador donates rugby balls to the Ecuadorean Rugby Federation
On 27 August, Dr Andrea Marshall, the world’s leading expert on manta rays, gave a talk to members of the media, government, civil society and local communities.
The British Embassy Quito welcomes the new Ecuadorean Ambassador
The British Embassy Quito is launching “Education is GREAT” - a campaign that provides useful information and advice on studying in the UK - the best option for studying abroad!
Chevening Scholarships cover postgraduate studies at UK universities as well as a living allowance, return air fare and health insurance.
The British embassy and consulate in Quito will be closed on Monday 26 August for public holiday.
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