Embassies and Consulates in New York

What you need to know about embassies and consulates in New York

• First thing to know: no French-speaking country has an embassy in New York. Embassies are located in Washington, the capital of the USA. France’s embassy in New York focuses on political rather than administrative matters. You’ll also find delegations to the United Nations in New York. These representations don’t serve tourists.
• All French-speaking countries do have consulates in New York. Consulates handle passport issues and legal assistance. If you lose your passport during your stay in New York, you’ll need to contact your country’s consulate. They can also help if you run into trouble with US law. One important note: consulates cannot lend you money if you have problems with your bank card.
• All consulates are located in Manhattan. A central location that’s convenient for visitors. Call ahead to schedule an appointment.

Consulate contact information in New York

Here’s the current list of consulates from French-speaking countries in New York.

Consulate General of France in New York
Address: 934 Fifth Avenue (between 74th and 75th Streets).
Phone: (212) 606-3600.

Consulate General of Belgium
Address: 1065 Avenue of the Americas/40th Street, 22nd floor.
Phone: (212) 586-5110.

Consulate General of Switzerland
Address: 633 3rd Avenue/41st Street, 30th floor.
Phone: (212) 599-5700.

Consulate General of Luxembourg
Address: 17 Beekman Place.
Phone: (212) 888-6664.

Consulate General of Monaco
Address: 565 Fifth Avenue, 23rd floor.
Phone: (212) 286-0500.

Consulate General of Canada
Address: 1251 Avenue of the Americas.
Phone: (212) 596-1628.

Consulate General of Morocco
Address: 10 East 40th Street, 24th floor.
Phone: (212) 213-9644.