Honduran Consulate Fees in the United States (2026 Updated Price List)

If you are planning a Honduran consular service in the United States in 2026, it helps to know the cost before you prepare your payment. Passports, safe-conduct documents, proof of life certificates, power letters, visas, certifications, and other services have published fees that should be checked before the appointment.

Most Requested Official Fees

Across the Honduran consular network in the United States, published consular fees provide the base amounts for many services. The clearest difference between a permanent consular office and a mobile consulate appears with passports, for which CONMIGHO publishes separate prices.

2026 Fee Table

A permanent office and a mobile consulate do not always use the same fee. In the current CONMIGHO publication, the five-year and ten-year passports have expressly different mobile-consulate prices. For other services, do not invent or assume a mobile surcharge. Check the announcement for that mobile event to confirm the services and amounts offered.

How Much A Honduran Passport Costs

The Honduran passport remains one of the most requested services at Honduran consulates in the United States. At a permanent consular office, the published fee is US$ 60.00 for a five-year passport and US$ 75.00 for a ten-year passport. At a mobile consulate, CONMIGHO publishes US$ 78.00 and US$ 97.50, respectively.

Applicants under age 21 may receive only the five-year passport. Check the correct validity period before preparing payment.

Before buying the Money Order, check the service name, passport validity period, and any additional charge that applies to your case.

Honduras Visa Fees

The Embassy of Honduras in the United States currently publishes three visa fees on its official visa page:

• Transit Visa: US$ 30.00
• Single-Entry Visa: US$ 30.00
• Multiple-Entry Visa: US$ 60.00

The Transit Visa is described as valid for entry and departure within 96 hours. The Single-Entry Visa allows one entry and a stay of up to 90 days. The Multiple-Entry Visa is listed as valid for one year and available only after the applicant has obtained a single-entry visa.

Nationality and passport type determine whether a traveler is visa-exempt, needs a consular visa, or requires a consulted visa. Check that classification before purchasing a Money Order or preparing the application.

Registration And Certification Fees

For birth, marriage, death, and divorce certifications, CONMIGHO currently publishes US$ 25.00 for each service.

• Birth Certification: US$ 25.00
• Marriage Certification: US$ 25.00
• Death Certification: US$ 25.00
• Divorce Certification: US$ 25.00

For a birth certification, the published requirements include current identification for the parents, the original birth certificate issued in the country where the birth occurred, and passport-size photographs. If another person will later complete the registration in Honduras, a Power Letter may also be required.

A divorce certification may involve later legal steps in Honduras, including representation and authentication. The consular fee therefore may not represent every later cost connected with the process.

Notarial And Support Service Fees

CONMIGHO also publishes fees for proof of life, sworn statements, power letters, authorizations, and different powers of attorney.

• Proof of Life: US$ 25.00
• Sworn Statement: US$ 50.00
• Power Letter: US$ 50.00
• Authorizations: US$ 50.00
• General Power of Attorney: US$ 150.00
• Special Power of Attorney: US$ 200.00
• Authentication: US$ 60.00

A proof of life is commonly requested by Honduran institutions that need confirmation that a person is alive and where the person lives. A Power Letter is used for a defined matter, while a General Power of Attorney grants broader authority. A Special Power of Attorney applies to a specific matter.

CONMIGHO also lists Authentication at US$ 60.00 for public documents issued abroad that must take legal effect in Honduras.

Other Fees Worth Keeping Handy

• Safe-Conduct Document: US$ 10.00
• Residence Application: US$ 10.00 on CONMIGHO; SEFIN’s 2026 document shows US$ 150.00. Confirm before paying.
• Signature Registration: US$ 20.00
• Document Certification Issuance: US$ 10.00
• Document Translation: US$ 30.00 on the current CONMIGHO page
• Transit Visa: US$ 30.00
• Single-Entry Visa: US$ 30.00
• Multiple-Entry Visa: US$ 60.00
• Open Will: US$ 100.00
• Closed Will: US$ 100.00

Consular Appointment Booking Is Free

The Embassy of Honduras in the United States states that consular appointment scheduling is free and subject to availability at each office. The fee for a passport, power of attorney, certification, visa, or another service is separate from booking the appointment.

Do not pay a third party to obtain an appointment. Honduran offices in the United States also do not all use the same booking platform, so check the official Embassy appointment directory and follow the link assigned to the office you intend to use.

Payments, Add-Ons, And Details That Change The Total

CONMIGHO states that at Honduran consular offices in the United States, Money Order is the payment method for the services to which its instructions apply and that cash is not accepted.

Some documents issued at a consulate may later require authentication in Honduras. In procedures where CONMIGHO identifies this second step, it lists L.150.00 for authentication through the Honduran Foreign Ministry. This is separate from the fee paid at the consular office.

What To Bring So You Do Not Lose The Appointment

For many services, prepare the required original documents, valid identification, appointment confirmation, and the correct payment when a service fee applies.

1. Confirm the appointment and the office before traveling.
2. Verify the fee for the exact service.
3. Bring required original documents.
4. Check whether photographs or other supporting documents are required.
5. Confirm whether the process continues in Honduras after the consular step.
6. Distinguish between a permanent office and a mobile consulate; do not assume every fee is identical.

For passports, certifications, visas, and notarial documents, check the current service instructions shortly before the appointment. A published amount may still need extra verification when two official Honduran sources show different figures, as currently happens with the Residence Application.

Sources

• Consular Fee Schedule – CONMIGHO — Publishes passport, safe-conduct, Residence Application, certification, power-of-attorney, authentication, and other service fees, including separate passport prices for permanent offices and mobile consulates.
• Honduras SEFIN – 2026 Revenue Budget — Official 2026 government document displaying US$150 for “Solicitud de Residencia,” different from the amount currently displayed by CONMIGHO.
• Embassy of Honduras in the United States – Visas — Publishes the US$30 Transit Visa, US$30 Single-Entry Visa, and US$60 Multiple-Entry Visa fees.
• Embassy of Honduras in the United States – Schedule a Consular Appointment — Official office-by-office appointment directory.
• Embassy of Honduras in the United States — Its official FAQ states that scheduling consular appointments is free.