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Welcome to the website of the Embassy of Ireland, Kuala Lumpur

I wish to extend a traditional Irish Céad Míle Fáilte (100,000 welcomes in Gaelic) to the website of the Embassy of Ireland in Kuala Lumpur. The Embassy of Ireland represents Ireland's interests in Malaysia, Thailand and Laos and provides a range of services, details of which are given on this site.   With the recent opening of the Irish Embassy in Hanoi, the Embassy in Kuala Lumpur no longer represents Ireland's interest in Vietnam.
AMBASÁID NA hÉIREANN
EMBASSY OF IRELAND

IRELAND HOUSE
THE AMP WALK
218 JALAN AMPANG
50450 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
kualalumpurembassy@dfa.ie 

TEL : + 603 2161 2963
FAX : + 603 2161 3427

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To our visitors from Southeast Asia, I want to stress the Embassy's commitment to deepening Ireland's relations with the countries of this diverse and dynamic region in all areas of common interest. Ireland already has strong links with Southeast Asia in trade, education, investment and tourism. There is considerable scope for our economic links to grow in the years ahead as more and more Irish companies look for opportunities in this region. I am confident that the Southeast Asian business community will continue to see Ireland, which has been the EU's most successful economy during the past decade, as an attractive European partner.

Irish Universities and Colleges are an increasingly popular choice for those who seek a tertiary education overseas. Our world-class, English-medium system has proven its worth by contributing to the dramatic expansion of Ireland's economy in recent decades. Many students from this region are now enjoying the benefits of an Irish education.

I would like to see more Southeast Asians travelling to Ireland as business visitors and tourists. Our island nation is a land of great scenic beauty. Ireland is home to a famously friendly people, hospitable cities and towns and a unique traditional culture of literature, music, song and dance. Ireland also boasts some of the world's finest golf courses. It is a thriving, modern European nation with a traditional Celtic heart.

I know that Irish visitors to Southeast Asia will enjoy their time in this absorbing part of the world. The Embassy is at your service if you require any consular advice or assistance.

The Embassy attaches priority to assisting Irish companies seeking business opportunities in this region. Our Commercial Counsellor, Michael Garvey, will be happy to provide guidance and support to our business community.

Le gach dea ghuí

With very best wishes to all visitors to this website

 

Eugene Hutchinson
Ambassador

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