"consulate" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the official office of a country's government that is located in another country. For example: The American consulate in London is located in Grosvenor Square.
The excuse is that the government closed the Miami consulate after the United States expelled the consul last year.
Consul general Andrea Canepari said his family had contacted consulate officials in the US after they were unable to reach Piras by phone.
Today at lunch retired US ambassador Frances Cook, who we knew in 1972 when she served in the consulate in Sydney, apologised for slight bruises under her eyes: she and everyone in politics, she explains, have plastic surgery – navy secretaries, congressmen, senators take cosmetic-surgery holidays in Thailand or South Africa.
Holes in security at the consulate have been the subject of an internal government investigation at the State Department and a congressional inquiry.
The first gay couple to get married in a British consulate in Sydney were told their marriage would not be recognised in Australia where they live.
The 296 emails all pertained to the 2012 terrorist attack on the United States consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
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In the southern port city police battled with activists from the Jamaat-e-Islami party who attempted to approach the French consulate.
Mexican consulate officials have condemned all three incidents, but intervention in Díaz's case marks the first time the foreign ministry has called for the Justice Department to monitor the shootings.
The Italian consulate in Philadelphia confirmed that Piras was among the victims, the Associated Press reported.
One militia, Ansar al-Sharia, is believed to have been behind the 11 September attack on the US consulate in the city that killed four Americans including the ambassador.
