Appointment of Honorary Consul, El Salvador
The Embassy of Ireland in Mexico, concurrently accredited to El Salvador, works to promote and protect Irish interests in El Salvador, whether it is working with the Irish community, promoting Irish economic interests, or supporting the strong partnership between our governments. We also provide a range of key consular services.
Subject to the agreement of host authorities, the Embassy of Ireland in Mexico, concurrently accredited to El Salvador, is considering appointing a new Honorary Consul in the coming months in:
El Salvador
The Honorary Consuls will provide consular assistance and services to Irish citizens in the area of accreditation. They will also assist and support the Embassy in the broader development of economic, business and cultural relations with El Salvador.
The role of an Honorary Consul is by definition honorary. It is not salaried and does not have pension entitlements. Candidates should be current legal residents in El Salvador and must be fluent in both English and Spanish. They must be in a position to provide suitable premises for the Honorary Consulate (more details can be provided on request). Honorary consuls receive an annual honorarium of €1,125, communication costs and retain 50% of fees received.
Expressions of interest, together with a CV, should be sent to the Embassy at mexicoembassy@dfa.ie by close of business on 04 September 2023.
A shortlisting process will be carried out on the expressions of interest and a small number of persons may be invited to interview. At this stage, potential candidates will be asked for two written references and to complete a number of forms including a security vetting form.
The following categories of person cannot be considered for the role:
- Individuals who occupy a public or governmental position
- Those who may be unable to deliver consular services due to other commitments
- Anyone who is politically active
- Persons with a real, apparent or potential conflict of interest
Queries about the position can be directed to mexicoembassy@dfa.ie
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