Ministry of Interior
Minister of Interior:
Mr
Lionel
BEFFRE
Organisation and operation
Ministry of Interior
Department of Education, Youth and Sport
Department of Cultural Affairs
Police Department
The Police Commissioner's Office
Urban Policing Division
Administrative Police Division - Residency Section
Criminal Investigation Division
Administration and Training Division
Marine and Airport Police Division
General Intelligence Division
Royal Family Protection Division
The Events and Preservation of Quality of Life Division
The Fire & Emergency Service
The Palace Guards
Role
Led by the Minister of Interior, the Ministry manages public policy in the following areas:
- Public security
- Examining applications for residence permits
- Civil Security
- Education
- Youth and Sports
- Culture
- Research
- Relations with religious bodies
- Relations with the Mairie (Town Hall)
- Coordinating the organisation of events
- Digital security
The Ministry of Interior also supervises associations, federations and foundations.
Information and administrative procedures
Contact informations
Ministry of Interior
Ministère d'État
Place de la Visitation
MC 98000 MONACO
Phone :
(+377) 98 98 82 52Phone 2 :
(+377) 98 98 95 82Related news
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Enrol your child at Prince Albert II Leisure Centre for 2026-2027
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