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USEFUL ADDRESSES in METRO MANILA Last Update: 24.10.2019 Embassy of Switzerland in the Philippines EMBASSY OF SWITZERLAND MANILA – USEFUL ADDRESSES IN METRO MANILA Last update: 24.10.2019 Embassy’s Attorney of law / Vertrauensanwalt Atty. Epifanio SEDIGO Jr. +632 8896 9012 / 14 Sedigo & Associates +632 8899 9297 (fax) Counsellors-At-Law Suite 506 ITC Building, 337 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue Makati City [email protected] / [email protected] www.sedigolaw.com Other Contact Numbers Country Code + Area Code: +63 (02) Manila Fire brigade: Ambulance: Police: 117 +632 8818 5150 169 11 +632 8816 2553 Organisation / Name Hotline Telephone Number Fax PNP Hotline 911 / 117 +632 8722-0650 Camp Crame, Quezon City +63917-847-5757 (Mobile) General Services Division (NCR) +632 8524 1660 Information Center +632 8526 2257 +632 8525 2000 NAIA (AIRPORT) +632 8877 1109 NAIA 24-Hour Complaint and Action Desk +632 8877 1109 (Dept. of Tourism – Tourist Information Center) local 3522/730 +632 8459 5200 to 5230 Loc. 100-102 Department of Tourism +632 8459 5200 to The New DOT Bldg., 351 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue 1200, +632 8459-5230 MAKATI CITY Loc. (212 and 232) www.tourism.gov.ph / [email protected] Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) +632 8848 1412 to 16 +632 8848 1421 29th Floor, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo De Roxas, Makati, Metro Manila https://pra.gov.ph / [email protected] Bureau of Immigration Magallanes Drive +632 8456 2400 Intramuros, Manila www.immigration.gov.ph / [email protected] Branch Office: 3/F, 805 Lasala Bldg. +632 8899 3831 +632 8899 3831 J.P. Rizal Avenue, +632 8403 1391 Makati City [email protected] Makati Police Station +632 8887 2484 Ayala Avenue, Makati City Makati City 1200 Philippine Statistic Authority (formerly NSO) +632 8926 7333 PSA Complex, East Ave. +632 8926 7274 Diliman, Quezon City +632 8926 9973 https://psa.gov.ph/ Department of Foreign Affairs (Consular Affairs) +632 8651 9400 Philippine Passport Division +632 8651 9430 Consular Division +632 8836 7744 Authentication Division +632 8478 8434 Visa Division +632 8836 7763 Aseana Business Park, Pres. Diosdado Macapagal Avenue corner Bradco Avenue, Barangay Tambo, Paranaque City, Metro Manila http://consular.dfa.gov.ph 24th Floor BDO Equitable Tower 8751 Paseo de Roxas P.O.Box 2068, MCPO 1260 Makati City, Metro Manila Philippines Phone: (+63 2) 8845 4545, Fax: (+63 2) 8845 4538 [email protected], www.eda.admin.ch/manila Philippine Red Cross Hotline 143 +632 8790 2300 37 EDSA corner Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City 1550 https://www.redcross.org.ph [email protected] Inter-county Adoption Board (ICAB) +632 8721 9781/82 # 2 Chicago corner Ermin Garcia Streets, Barangay +632 8726 4568 Pinagkaisahan, Cubao Quezon City www.icab.gov.ph / [email protected] Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) +632 8733 0010 389 San Rafael corner Legarda Streets, Sampaloc Manila www.ncr.dswd.gov.ph National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council +632 8911 1406 (NDRRMC) +632 8912 2665 NDRRMC Building, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo, +632 8912 5668 Quezon City +632 8912 0441 http://www.ndrrmc.gov.ph/ / [email protected] Swiss Club, Inc. +632 8926 5584 [email protected] +63917 795 3561 Swiss International Airlines Toll Free: 1800 111 02 273 8/F Aeon Prime Building North Bridgeway 1781 Filinvest +632 8580 6440 City, Alabang, Muntinlupa +632 8626 3760 www.swiss.com/ch/de / www.lufthansa.com KLM +632 8588 6900 +632 8588 6555 39/F Yuchengco Tower RCBC Plaza. cor Gil Puyat and Ayala Avenues. Makati City www.klm.com / [email protected] Qatar Airways +632 8519 1888 +632 8519 7836 101B One Global Place 5th Ave corner 25th St., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City https://www.qatarairways.com/en-ph/worldwide-offices Emirates Airlines +632 7792 6045 +632 8811 5284 18F Pacific Star Bldg., Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., cor. Makati Ave., Makati City www.emirates.com / [email protected] Cebu Pacific +632 8802 7000 Express Ticketing Office Terminal 4, Domestic Road Pasay City https://cebupacificaircorporate.com Philippines Airlines +632 8855 8888 Makati Ticket Office, G/F PNB Makati Center +632 5320 8983 6754 Ayala Avenue cor Legazpi St. Makati City https://www.philippineairlines.com Language Schools Organisation Phone Fax Goethe Institut +632 8840 5723 / 24 +632 8817 0979 4-5/F Adamson Center 121 Leviste St., +632 8817 0978 1227 Makati City Alliance Française de Manille +632 8895 7585 +632 8899 3654 209 N. Garcia, Bel-Air Village Makati City Deutsche Schule Manila +632 8776 1000 +632 8824 1517 Eurocampus 75 Swaziland St., Better Living Subd. Parañaque City L’Ecole Francaise de Manille +632 8776 1000 +632 8824 6927 Eurocampus 75 Swaziland St., Better Living Subd. Parañaque City K:\MAN\Open\2_Protect_of_CH_interest\21_Protect_life_limb\210_Aid_assistance\210.0-1_Krisendispositiv\Embassy Contact Lists\Useful addresses.pdf **For the addresses of the medical doctors / physician, kindly see separate list. 2/2 .
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