As an EU citizen, you are entitled to seek help from the embassy or consulate of any other EU country if you find yourself in a situation where you need advice or assistance outside the EU, with no embassy or consulate from your own country to help you (you are "unrepresented").

Unrepresented EU citizens are entitled to receive consular protection under the same conditions as the nationals of that MS country. This is a right set out in Articles 20(2)c and 23 of the EU Treaty and Article 46 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

The EU is working to further improve consular protection for EU citizens.
For more information, visit Consular support for EU citizens.

EU citizens who find themselves in a critical emergency in Trinidad and Tobago may contact the following Embassies of the European Union in Port of Spain:

• The Embassy of the Republic of France may be contacted by French citizens.
• The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany may be contacted by German, Italian, Slovakian, Bulgarian, Austrian, Polish and Hungarian citizens.
• The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands may be contacted by Netherlands, Belgian, Luxembourgish, Danish, Swedish and Finish citizens.
• The Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain may be contacted by Spanish, Cypriot, Slovenian, Greek and Portuguese citizens.
• Irish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Maltese, Romanian, Czech and Croatian citizens, may contact any one of the above-mentioned Embassies of the European Union Member States in Port of Spain.

List of EU Embassies in Trinidad and Tobago.

List of Honorary Consuls in Trinidad and Tobago.