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Consulate General of Guatemala in Providence

Consulate general · Providence, Rhode Island

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Updated on September 21, 2026

555 Valley St, Building 61-321, Providence, RI 02908

Usual hours today · 8:00 AM–3:00 PM

+1 401-270-6345

consrhodeisland@minex.gob.gt

Emergencies: +1 401-516-9420

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Guatemala has no online booking: appointments are made by phone with this consulate only. Since August 2025 it serves passport, DPI and consular card applicants without an appointment, first come, first served.

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Consulate General of Guatemala in Providence

555 Valley St, Building 61-321, Providence, RI 02908

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Serves five New England states: Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine, per the Embassy's page. Connecticut is split with New York and other offices; Boston has no Guatemalan consulate.

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States

  • Maine
  • Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire
  • Rhode Island
  • Vermont

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Change history

  1. September 24, 2026

    The link to MINEX's booking portal is removed: it shows “Página no disponible”. Since August 2025 appointments are booked by phone and most consulates take walk-ins.

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I live in Boston. Where do I do my Guatemalan paperwork?

In Providence: all of Massachusetts belongs to this district and there is no Guatemalan consulate in Boston. The trip by car or MBTA/Amtrak train takes about an hour from downtown Boston.

How do I find the office inside 555 Valley Street?

It is a complex of former mill buildings: look for building 61, office 321. Allow extra time on your first visit and call (401) 270-6345 if you cannot find the entrance.

Do they handle emergencies for Guatemalans in Maine or Vermont?

Yes, consular protection for the district's five states is coordinated from Providence. The emergency line is (401) 516-9420, also available on WhatsApp.

Office-specific notes

  • It is New England's Guatemalan consulate: it covers five states, including Massachusetts, because Boston has no office of its own.
  • The office sits inside the redeveloped mill complex at 555 Valley Street (building 61, office 321), in Providence's Olneyville neighborhood.
  • Its institutional email is consrhodeisland@minex.gob.gt, named after the state rather than the city.
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