May 06, Colombo (LNW): The Consular Division of the Sri Lanka High Commission (HC) in the United Kingdom led by High Commissioner Rohitha Bogollagama has reached a significant milestone by surpassing £100,000 in income last month.
This achievement marks the division’s dedication to providing essential services to Sri Lankan nationals in the UK.
A key factor in this success has been the Consular Division’s commitment to extending its services beyond London.
By organising mobile consular services in cities like Leeds and Liverpool, the division has been able to reach a wider audience and meet the needs of Sri Lankan communities across the UK.
High Commissioner Rohitha Bogollagama commended the diligent efforts of Deputy High Commissioner Manorie Mallikaratchy, Minister (Consular) Aruna Fernando, and the Consular staff for their instrumental role in achieving this milestone.
Their dedication and commitment to serving the Sri Lankan diaspora have been crucial in ensuring the smooth operation of consular services and the attainment of this significant accomplishment.
The Consular Division plays a vital role in providing various services to Sri Lankan nationals living abroad, including issuing passports, assisting with visa applications, and providing consular assistance in times of need.
By surpassing £100,000 in income, the division has demonstrated its effectiveness in delivering these essential services and meeting the diverse needs of the Sri Lankan community in the UK.
