Angola Embassy in South Africa: Full Contact Details

The Angolan Embassy represents the Angolan Government in South Africa. It handles all the information beginning from visa requirements to travel information to Angola.

The Embassy of Angola is one of 260 foreign representations in South Africa, and it is located in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town. Below are the contact details.

Angolan Embassy in Pretoria

1030 Francis Baard Street
Hatfield 0083
P. O. Box 8685
Pretoria 0001
South Africa

TELEPHONE

(+27) 12 342 0049
(+27) 12 342 0050

FAX

(+27) 12 342 7039

WEBSITE

www.angolanembassy.org

 

Angolan Consulate General in Cape Town

109 Hertzog Boulevard
Cape Town
South Africa

TELEPHONE

(+27) 21 425 8700

FAX

(+27) 21 425 8705

EMAIL

[email protected]
[email protected]

 

Angolan Consulate General in Durban

54, Gladys Manzi Road
Durban 4001
South Africa

TELEPHONE

(+27) 31 309 2112
(+27) 31 309 7472

FAX

(+27) 31 309 2111

EMAIL

[email protected]
[email protected]

 

Angolan Consulate General in Johannesburg

Waterside Place 15
Zulberg Close Bruma
Johannesburg 2026
P.O.Box 1079
Johannesburg 2000
South Africa

TELEPHONE

(+27) 11 622 6025
(+27) 11 615 7369

FAX

(+27) 11 622 7959
(+27) 11 615 5682

EMAIL

[email protected]

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