Bureau Action by Central Department for Foreigners, Citizenship, and Aliens Affairs
The Department of Central Immigration Office, Citizenship and Immigration Affairs is set to commence partial operations at a new location, Kruppstraße 16, from May 22, 2023. This move marks a significant step towards centralizing all departments, aiming to create synergies, save time, and improve the service offer.
The new location, spanning over 17,300 square meters, has been rented for 30 years. It can accommodate a total of 453 employees, including those from the Department of Central Immigration Office, Citizenship and Immigration Affairs, the Municipal Immigration Office, and the Administrative Department.
The focus on service in the interest of a welcoming culture for visitors will be clearly in the foreground. The new location will boast a powerful IT infrastructure, modern waiting areas equipped with WLAN hotspots, call monitors, and self-service terminals. The Department aims to create an appealing atmosphere for visitors.
The city council approved the rental of the building complex at Kruppstraße 16 in June 2023. Partial operations at Kruppstraße 16 will commence from May 22, and the immigration office will continue to expand from that date.
Visitors can attend their appointments in the building at Kruppstraße 16 starting from its official opening date. However, the exact time appointments can be taken is not explicitly mentioned in the available sources.
The Department of Central Immigration Office, Citizenship and Immigration Affairs can be contacted via the service center at +49 201 88-0. For press-related inquiries, you can reach out to the Press and Communications Office at Rathaus, Porscheplatz, 45121 Essen, or via email at presse@our website.
The official website for the Department of Central Immigration Office, Citizenship and Immigration Affairs is www.our website/presse. For more updates and information, we encourage you to visit our website or contact us directly.
The Department of Central Immigration Office, Citizenship and Immigration Affairs will welcome visitors at the new location from May 22, 2023. By the end of 2025, the Central Immigration Office will move in, along with other departments. We look forward to serving you better at our new location.
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