Immunities and Priviliges of Consular Mission Under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963

Abstract

Consular Mission institution of the State, requires carrying out its tasks to fully granted immunities and certain privileges, and passed the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963 enjoy consular mission immunities and privileges, the goal of which is to secure the performance of consular functions to the fullest, and the right of states to exchange consular relations is not the exercise depends on the subject to the right last linked to sovereignty and eliminates not to impose the will of the state to compel it to other countries and the exchange of consular relations with it Consular Mission immunities enjoyed to perform its functions well and include consular mission headquarters immunity as it may not be the host country related to violations of the mission headquarters, but an exception to the inviolability of the mission's headquarters does not include only the buildings occupied by the consular mission while doing its job and does not include the venue of the consul and the host country to protect them from any attack, and also consular documents enjoy immunity, the consular mission and enjoying certain privileges to perform their work and include a flag-raising and the logo on the consulate and subject flag-raising certain protocol rules frequently regulated by the internal laws of States, and also the privilege of freedom of messaging and communication, and the right to communicate with the state