Ambassador Melita Sta. Maria-Thomeczek called on all registered voters in Germany who have not yet received their ballots to contact the Philippine Embassy and provide their name, telephone number and complete mailing address.
“It would seem that many of our kababayans have transferred to a new address and they have not contacted the Embassy about this,” Ambassador Thomeczek said. “There is still time for them to call us so that we can send them their undelivered mailing packets if the post office sent it back to the Embassy. I also encourage all registered voters to mail their ballot envelopes or hand-deliver them to the Embassy at the soonest possible time to ensure their votes are counted.”
So far, the Philippine Embassy in Berlin has re-sent 250 COMELEC mailing packets to Filipino voters residing in Germany after cross-checking and re-verifying voter records, and after receiving information from some voters on the change of their postal addresses.
For those that have not received their mailing packets, they may contact the Embassy by:
- Sending a request through email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. (Attention to Consul Catherine Torres)
- Sending an SMS to the Embassy duty phone mobile no. +49 173 5215 703, whereby they will be contacted by a consular staff.END