ConsulateVerified
Consulate of Colombia in Boston
31 St. James Avenue, Suite 960, 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02116
Consulates in Boston
Boston gathers three directory countries and covers much of New England. For other countries in the region the competent office may be in New York or Providence: the directory points you to the right one.
- Offices
- 3
- Countries
- 3
- Partly reviewed
- 2
- Confirmed jurisdiction
- 0
Offices by country
- Consulate generalNot verified
Consulate General of El Salvador in Boston
46 Bennington St, East Boston, MA 02128
- Consulate generalVerified
Consulate General of Mexico in Boston
49 Franklin St, Boston, MA 02110
Before travelling, confirm the office's full name: several share a street or building in the same area.
Quick comparison
The city does not decide which office serves you: compare and confirm jurisdiction before booking.
| Country and office | Location | Appointment | Jurisdiction |
|---|---|---|---|
 ColombiaConsulate of Colombia in Boston | Official booking | Pending | |
 El SalvadorConsulate General of El Salvador in Boston | Official booking | Pending | |
 MexicoConsulate General of Mexico in Boston | Official booking | Pending |
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Editorial coverage
How we maintain the Boston page
New England jurisdictions are in flux for some countries (India recently opened its own Boston office). Records flag open questions where sources disagree.
- Inventory source
- Linked consular records
- City hub review
- Pending
- Local sources added
- 0
Frequently asked questions
How many consulates are there in Boston?
Our dataset lists 3 offices from 3 different countries. The list grows as we verify new offices, not before.
I live near Boston, can I use any of these offices?
Only your own country's, and only if Boston is the office covering your address. Several of these offices serve specific counties or states rather than the whole metro area.
Do these offices share hours or requirements?
No. Each country sets its own hours, documents and appointment system. They share a city and nothing else: check the record for the office that serves you.