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EnglishHow to Find the Miele Website or Representative for Your Country
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To find your local Miele site or representative, open miele.com and use the Miele worldwide country/region directory, which is organized by continent. The listing tells you whether your country has its own Miele subsidiary or is served by an importer, and selecting your country takes you to the local site or contact point. This works for anyone trying to reach Miele in a specific market; the directory covers Africa, America, Asia, Australia/Oceania, and Europe.
How the directory is organized
The worldwide section groups markets under five continental headings. Within each heading, entries are marked either as a country with its own Miele presence or explicitly as "Importer."
| Continent | Examples from the listing |
|---|---|
| Africa | South Africa; Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Mauritius, Nigeria (Importer) |
| America | USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico; Argentina, Chile, Peru, Venezuela (Importer) |
| Asia | China Mainland, Hong Kong (China), India, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, United Arab Emirates; Armenia, Indonesia, Israel, Kuwait, Malaysia, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi-Arabia, Vietnam (Importer) |
| Australia/Oceania | Australia, New Zealand; Tahiti (Importer) |
| Europe | Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine; Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldavia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia (Importer) |
Subsidiary vs. importer: what the difference means for you
- Country listed without "Importer" (for example Germany, USA, China Mainland, Australia): Miele operates its own subsidiary there, so the country entry leads to the local Miele organization and its site.
- Country marked "Importer" (for example Nigeria, Chile, Israel, Malta, Tahiti): Miele is represented through a local importer rather than a subsidiary. Expect the entry to route you to that importer's contact or site instead of a full local Miele site.
In both cases, the practical result is the same: you get a local point of contact for products, service, or showroom information in your market.
Steps to find your country
- Go to miele.com.
- Locate the Miele worldwide section (the page also offers a "Learn more" link into it).
- Pick your continent from the five headings.
- Find your country in that list and note whether it says "Importer."
- Select the country to reach the local site or representative contact.
Expected result: you land on the Miele page or importer contact for your market, rather than the international homepage.
Common sticking points
- Your country isn't listed by name. Check neighboring entries or the importer for your region; some smaller markets are covered through a regional importer rather than a dedicated entry.
- You picked the wrong market. The site also has a country/language selector in its header (shown as "Domestic customers / Professional" with a country code such as DE EN), which you can use to switch to your local version directly.
- You need service, not shopping. The footer links to Service and Contact us; use these once you are on your local site for repair and support requests.
Related destinations on the site
Beyond the country directory, the homepage links to Products, About us, Shops, Sustainability, Service, Contact us, Newsletter, Dealers, Architects & Builders, Marine, Supplier, Careers, and Press. For most visitors outside Germany, the country directory is the fastest route to the right local version of these sections.