Public Services
Find useful Monaco government, municipal and public-service resources for administrative help, official documents, postal services and lost property.
Know which authority to contact
Monaco has several different public bodies, and the right service depends on what you actually need.
The Prince’s Government manages national administrative services, while Monaco Town Hall is responsible for a range of municipal functions including civil status and other communal services.
Other organisations such as La Poste Monaco and the Police Lost Property Office provide specific services that can also be useful to visitors.
Official resources in one place
Use these services according to the type of administrative or practical assistance you need.
Government procedures and opening arrangements can change. For formal administrative matters, always use the linked official service as the final source of information.
Monaco Public Service
The official Monaco Government portal brings together administrative information, public services, procedures and contact details for government departments across the Principality.
MonGuichet
MonGuichet is Monaco’s digital gateway for public procedures, allowing eligible users to access online administrative services without necessarily visiting an office in person.
Monaco Town Hall
The Mairie de Monaco manages municipal services including civil status, communal administration and a range of local services for the Principality.
Civil Registry
The Civil Registry of Monaco Town Hall manages civil-status records and certificates connected with events officially registered in the Principality.
La Poste Monaco
Monaco’s postal service provides letters, parcels, registered mail and other postal services through its network in the Principality.
Lost Property Office
The Monaco Police Lost Property Office handles found objects and assists people attempting to recover belongings lost within the Principality.
Check online before travelling to an office
Many Monaco administrative procedures can now be started, completed or followed online.
Before visiting a government office in person, check Monaco Public Service to identify the correct administration and see whether the procedure is available digitally.
MonGuichet provides access to Monaco’s online public-service procedures and account-based services.
Lost something while in Monaco?
The Direction de la Sûreté Publique operates Monaco’s official Lost Property Office.
The service handles found objects and assists people trying to recover items lost in the Principality.
If the lost item is connected with a theft rather than an ordinary loss, contact the Police and follow their instructions instead.
Police Lost Property Office
9 rue Suffren Reymond
98000 Monaco
8:30 am–12:00 pm
2:30 pm–6:30 pm
A few checks can save unnecessary journeys
Public services are easier to use when you identify the right authority and check the current requirements first.
Identify the service
Check whether the matter belongs to the Prince’s Government, Town Hall, Police or another public organisation.
Check online first
Many procedures and information pages are available digitally before an in-person visit is necessary.
Check opening hours
Administrative offices may have different public-opening times, appointment requirements or holiday closures.
Bring the right documents
Formal procedures may require identification or supporting documents, so check the official requirements in advance.
Public-service information checked against official Monaco sources
The public-service links, Monaco Town Hall details, postal contact and Lost Property Office information on this page are based on official Monaco government, municipal and public-service sources. Administrative information may change, so official portals remain the final reference for procedures and current requirements.
Find the right official service first
Use Monaco’s official digital portals whenever possible, then visit or contact the appropriate public service when an in-person procedure or specific assistance is required.