Miami, FloridaVerified
Consulate General of Colombia in Miami
280 Aragón Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33134
Consulates in Florida
Offices from 6 countries across 4 cities. Compare locations, check who each one serves and always finish on the official channel.
- 8 offices
- 6 countries
- 4 cities
Which office serves you in Florida?
The nearest office is not always the one with jurisdiction. The finder shows what we know and what still needs confirming.
All offices in the state
| Office | Country | City | Stated jurisdiction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consulate General of Colombia in Miami | Colombia | Miami | The consulate publishes its circunscripción under decree 1139 of 2020: seventeen Florida counties plus Bermuda. A Florida county missing from the list belongs to another office. |
| Consulate of Colombia in Orlando | Colombia | Orlando | Shares Florida with the Colombian Consulate in Miami: Orlando serves the center and north of the state and Miami the south. The exact county split could not be verified today. |
| Consulate of Ecuador in Miami | Ecuador | Miami | District published by the official listing: the state of Florida. |
| Consulate General of El Salvador in Doral (Miami) | El Salvador | Doral | Serves the entire state of Florida; recent directories also assign it Puerto Rico, which we could not verify today against a primary source. |
| Consulate of Guatemala in Lake Worth | Guatemala | Lake Worth | Serves 22 central and northern Florida counties, from Palm Beach through Orlando up to Jacksonville; the south of the state (Miami-Dade, Broward and neighbors) belongs to the Miami consulate, per the Embassy's page. |
| Consulate General of Honduras in Miami | Honduras | Miami | Indicative assignment: it mainly serves South and Central Florida. The Honduran network also opened a Tampa office for the state's west coast, and SRECI has announced another in Orlando; Hondurans may attend whichever they prefer. |
| Consulate General of Mexico in Miami | Mexico | Miami | Its site states it serves southern Florida; the center and north of the state belong to the Orlando consulate, which publishes its 49-county list. |
| Consulate of Mexico in Orlando | Mexico | Orlando | Its site publishes a 49-county list spanning central and northern Florida, from the Orlando and Tampa areas to the Panhandle; the south of the state belongs to Miami. |
Featured offices
- Orlando, FloridaVerified
Consulate of Colombia in Orlando
5850 T.G. Lee Boulevard, Citadel 1 Building, Suite 260, Orlando, FL 32822
- Miami, FloridaVerified
Consulate of Ecuador in Miami
117 NW 42nd Ave, Suites CU-4 & CU-5, Miami, FL 33126
- Doral, FloridaNot verified
Consulate General of El Salvador in Doral (Miami)
8550 NW 33rd St, Suite 100, Doral, FL 33122
- Lake Worth, FloridaVerified
Consulate of Guatemala in Lake Worth
1926 10th Ave N, Suites 104-106, Lake Worth, FL 33461
- Miami, FloridaVerified
Consulate General of Honduras in Miami
777 NW 72nd Ave, Unit 3015-3018, Miami, FL 33126
- Miami, FloridaVerified
Consulate General of Mexico in Miami
2555 Ponce de Leon Blvd, 4th Floor, Coral Gables, FL 33134
- Orlando, FloridaVerified
Consulate of Mexico in Orlando
2550 Technology Dr, Orlando, FL 32804
Guides for services available here
- Renewing a passport at a consulateWhat to check before booking, which documents are usually required and which mistakes force a second appointment.
- Getting a consular IDWhat a consular ID is actually for, what is usually required and where it is accepted.
- Civil registry at the consulateRegistering births, marriages and deaths that took place outside your home country.
- Powers of attorney and consular notarial servicesHow to prepare a power of attorney that works back home and what to check before signing it.
- Emergency consular assistanceWhat a consulate can and cannot do in an emergency, and how to make contact out of hours.
Mobile consulates in Florida
No verified outreach days right now. We only publish events with a checked official announcement.
Frequently asked questions
Is the nearest office in Florida the one that serves me?
Not necessarily. Florida hosts offices from 6 countries and each foreign ministry divides its territory differently: by whole states, by counties or by ZIP codes. Check your county before booking.
Can I visit any consulate in Florida?
Only your own country's, and within that country only the office covering your address. A consulate of another country cannot process your documents.
Is this data verified?
Of the 8 offices in Florida, 7 have been checked against a primary source and carry their verification date on the record. The rest say so plainly and stay out of the index.