How can I get a visa invitation letter?
A formal visa invitation letter will be issued to confirmed delegates who have completed the full payment process. If you have not received your invitation letter after confirmation, please email us a scanned copy of your passport and the official payment receipt.
Can I represent my home country in the simulation?
You will have the opportunity to submit your top country preferences during the application process. While we will carefully consider your selections, all final country assignments are made by the Global Diplomats team and are strictly based on availability and simulation requirements. Please note that even if you are assigned a country different from your home nation, you will still be officially recognized as a delegate from your home country, representing another nation solely for the purpose of the simulation.
What are the benefits of joining Global Diplomats Summit?
Participants gain practical skills in negotiation, diplomacy, and crisis leadership while building a strong global network of emerging leaders and mentors. They develop a high-value portfolio through competitive simulations and receive real-time exposure to strategic decision-making and collaborative teamwork. Delegates also work together to address global challenges and represent their nation’s diplomatic stance to an international audience.
What should I do in case of a visa rejection?
In the event of a visa rejection, you may be eligible to transfer your registration to a future summit via our credit voucher policy, subject to specific terms and conditions. Please contact us via the official Global Diplomats LLP communication channel.
What is the Code of Conduct?
Global Diplomats maintains a strict Code of Conduct that mandates respect, integrity, and professionalism. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards harassment, discrimination, and plagiarism. Any violation may result in immediate expulsion from the summit without a refund.