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Consulates in Texas

Offices from 7 countries across 11 cities. Compare locations, check who each one serves and always finish on the official channel.

  • 24 offices
  • 7 countries
  • 11 cities

Which office serves you in Texas?

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 Texas, with city, country and verification status.
OfficeCountryCityStated jurisdiction
Consulate General of Mexico in HoustonMexicoHoustonThe SRE assigns this office 37 south-east Texas counties, including Harris County.
Consulate General of El Salvador in HoustonEl SalvadorHoustonThe stated scope covers Texas and Louisiana, though some registry services may be handled elsewhere. Still to be checked with the ministry.
Consulate General of Guatemala in HoustonGuatemalaHoustonMINEX assigns this office a specific list of Texas counties plus the whole state of Louisiana.
Consulate General of India in HoustonIndiaHoustonThe consulate itself states that it serves Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. These are whole states, not individual counties.
Consulate General of Mexico in DallasMexicoDallasThe SRE publishes 82 north Texas counties for this office.
Consulate General of Mexico in AustinMexicoAustinThe SRE publishes 23 central Texas counties for this office.
Consulate of Colombia in HoustonColombiaHoustonServes Texas, including the Dallas–Fort Worth area, where it runs periodic mobile consulates; whether neighboring states (Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas) are included could not be verified today.
Consulate of Ecuador in HoustonEcuadorHoustonDistrict published by the official listing: Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Consulate General of El Salvador in DallasEl SalvadorDallasCovers North Texas and the Dallas–Fort Worth area; the south of the state is split among Houston, San Antonio and McAllen. Split taken from directories, not confirmed today against a primary source.
Consulate of El Salvador in McAllenEl SalvadorMcAllenServes the Rio Grande Valley and South Texas; directories assign it about 17 border and coastal counties, a split not checked against a primary source.
Consulate of El Salvador in San AntonioEl SalvadorSan AntonioCovers central-south Texas, including San Antonio, Austin and Laredo according to diaspora directories; the exact county split is not confirmed against a primary source.
Consulate General of Guatemala in DallasGuatemalaDallasCovers a long list of northern and central Texas counties (Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton and many more, per the Embassy's page); the southeast belongs to Houston, the south of the state to McAllen and the western border area to Del Rio.
Consulate of Guatemala in McAllenGuatemalaMcAllenServes South Texas: the Rio Grande Valley (Cameron, Willacy and neighboring counties) and a broad band of south-central Texas (Kerr, Uvalde, Bandera, Kendall and others), per the county list on the Embassy's page.
Consulate General of Honduras in DallasHondurasDallasIndicative assignment: it serves North Texas (the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex) and is the nearest office for Oklahoma and Arkansas. Southeast Texas naturally corresponds to Houston and the Rio Grande Valley to McAllen.
Consulate General of Honduras in HoustonHondurasHoustonIndicative assignment: it covers eastern and southeastern Texas (the Houston area) and backs up Louisiana, which also has a consulate in New Orleans. North Texas naturally corresponds to Dallas and the Rio Grande Valley border to McAllen.
Consulate General of Honduras in McAllenHondurasMcAllenIndicative assignment: it serves the Rio Grande Valley and the South Texas border strip (counties such as Hidalgo, Cameron, Starr and the Laredo area). Its location reflects the strong presence of Honduran residents and people in transit at the border.
Consulate of Mexico in BrownsvilleMexicoBrownsvilleIts official site states it serves Cameron, Willacy and Kenedy counties; Hidalgo, Starr and Brooks belong to McAllen.
Consulate of Mexico in Del RioMexicoDel RioServes Del Rio (Val Verde County) and the border stretch across from Ciudad Acuña; the full county list could not be verified today.
Consulate of Mexico in Eagle PassMexicoEagle PassServes Eagle Pass (Maverick County) and its border area across from Piedras Negras; the full county list is not readily published.
Consulate General of Mexico in El PasoMexicoEl PasoServes far-west Texas and part of southern New Mexico; the exact county split with Albuquerque and Presidio could not be verified today.
Consulate General of Mexico in LaredoMexicoLaredoCovers Laredo and south-Texas counties around Webb County; the exact county list could not be verified because the official site blocked every request.
Consulate of Mexico in McAllenMexicoMcAllenIts official site states it serves Hidalgo, Starr and Brooks counties; Cameron, Willacy and Kenedy belong to the Brownsville consulate.
Consulate of Mexico in PresidioMexicoPresidioIts official site publishes a 14-county West Texas district, from the Big Bend to the Midland-Odessa oil basin.
Consulate General of Mexico in San AntonioMexicoSan AntonioCovers San Antonio (Bexar County) and a broad swath of south-central Texas; the full county list could not be verified on the official site today.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the nearest office in Texas the one that serves me?

Not necessarily. Texas hosts offices from 7 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 Texas?

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 24 offices in Texas, 23 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.