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Consulates in New York

Offices from 8 countries across 2 cities. Compare locations, check who each one serves and always finish on the official channel.

  • 9 offices
  • 8 countries
  • 2 cities

Which office serves you in New York?

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

Consular offices recorded in New York, with city, country and verification status.
OfficeCountryCityStated jurisdiction
Consulate of Colombia in New YorkColombiaNew YorkServes mainly Colombians in New York State; New Jersey and Pennsylvania fall under Newark and New England under Boston. Exact district not verified today.
Consulate General of Ecuador in New YorkEcuadorNew YorkServes New York State except Richmond, Kings, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties, which the official listing assigns to the Queens Consular Agency. Inferred from that split; the consulate does not publish its full district.
Consulate General of El Salvador in New YorkEl SalvadorNew YorkServes the five New York City boroughs, the rest of the state (except Long Island, which goes to Plainview) and, per recent directories, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Split not checked against a primary source today.
Consulate General of El Salvador in Plainview (Long Island)El SalvadorPlainviewAn office meant for Long Island: Nassau and Suffolk counties, home to one of the largest Salvadoran communities on the East Coast. The rest of the state belongs to Manhattan. Split not primary-checked today.
Consulate General of Guatemala in New YorkGuatemalaNew YorkServes New York State except Suffolk and Nassau counties (which belong to the Riverhead, Long Island consulate), eight northern New Jersey counties and four northern Connecticut counties, per the Embassy's page.
Consulate General of Honduras in New YorkHondurasNew YorkIndicative assignment: it covers the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state area. New England is served by the Boston consulate, and SRECI has announced a Pittsburgh office for Pennsylvania; in any case Honduras lets nationals use any consulate in the network.
Consulate General of India in New YorkIndiaNew YorkIndia's official network directory assigns New York: Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The consulate's own site still additionally lists Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, which the directory now attributes to the new Consulate General in Boston; verify your case before traveling.
Consulate General of Mexico in New YorkMexicoNew YorkServes New York City and the lower part of the state; the exact county split (including northern New Jersey and Connecticut) could not be verified today and should be confirmed when booking.
Philippine Consulate General in New YorkPhilippinesNew YorkIt serves ten northeastern states: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont, per the consulate's official website.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the nearest office in New York the one that serves me?

Not necessarily. New York hosts offices from 8 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 New York?

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 9 offices in New York, 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.