Consulate of Honduras [Miami, USA]

Services Offered by the Consulate

  • 🛂 Issuance and renewal of Honduran passports
  • 🪪 DNI enrollment and related services when available
  • ✈️ Visa procedures and travel documents for Honduras
  • 📄 Registration of births, marriages, and deaths
  • ⚖️ Powers of attorney, authorizations, certifications, and other consular acts
  • 🚨 Consular assistance and protection in emergencies or special situations

Requirements vary by procedure. Review the documents required for your specific service before visiting.

Hours and Customer Service

The Embassy of Honduras’ current Miami office page does not publish regular office hours. Confirm the time that applies to your procedure through your appointment confirmation, the official phone numbers, or recent office notices before traveling.

Location

The Consulate General of Honduras in Miami is located at 777 NW 72nd Ave, Unit 3015-3018, Miami, FL 33126. Use this address when planning your trip and compare it with the location shown on your appointment confirmation.

Address: 777 NW 72nd Ave, Unit 3015-3018, Miami, FL 33126, United States

Contact

The Embassy of Honduras currently publishes (786) 346-9862 and (786) 536-2944 for the Miami office. Use these numbers for general contact with the consulate.

Appointment Request

The Embassy of Honduras in the United States currently directs appointments for Miami, Florida, to the official CitaConsular system.

📅 Appointment Request:
https://citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn/citaconsular/pages/layout/CitaConsular.php

Select the Miami office and the exact procedure you need. Appointment availability depends on the service and the dates currently released in the system.

Scheduling a consular appointment is free. Do not pay third parties to obtain an appointment.

Save your appointment confirmation and review the required documents before traveling. The Embassy states that consular procedures are completed in person and applicants must present the required original documents.

Additional Information

  • Responsible Embassy: Embassy of Honduras in Washington, D.C.
  • In-person procedures: consular services are personal and require the applicable original documents.

Consulate of Honduras in Miami – Visit Information

Before visiting, review the requirements for the procedure you need. Passports, DNI services, civil registry matters, visas, and notarial services have different document requirements.

1. Check Whether Your Service Requires an Appointment

Services listed through the appointment system should be scheduled using CitaConsular. Do not assume that every formal procedure is available as a walk-in. If the office announces a special service day or an exception, confirm that it is still active and applies to the service you need.

2. Required Documentation

Bring the original documents listed for your procedure and any copies specifically requested. Check that names, dates, identity numbers, and other personal information match across the documents.

3. Payment for Consular Services

Check the current fee and payment instructions for your procedure before preparing money or purchasing a payment instrument. Do not assume the consulate accepts cash only or that every service uses the same payment method. Follow the official instructions for the service selected.

4. Service Time

The length of your visit can vary according to the procedure, document review, and the number of people being served. Allow enough time and avoid scheduling an immediate commitment afterward.

5. Contacting the Office

For general questions, use (786) 346-9862 or (786) 536-2944. The official email currently published by the Embassy is consulado.miami@sreci.gob.hn.

Checklist Before Your Visit

  • ✓ Confirmed appointment when required
  • ✓ Required original documents
  • ✓ Copies listed for your procedure
  • ✓ Valid identification
  • ✓ Required payment or payment confirmation
  • ✓ Correct address: 777 NW 72nd Ave, Unit 3015-3018, Miami, FL 33126
  • ✓ Current phone numbers: (786) 346-9862 and (786) 536-2944
  • ✓ Enough time for transportation, parking, and service

Passports

  • Passport issuance and renewal are completed in person.
  • Review the requirements that apply to your age and situation before the appointment.
  • For adult applicants, the Embassy lists an appointment confirmation, a valid Honduran national ID or proof of DNI enrollment, and the previous Honduran passport when applicable among the requirements.
  • Lost, stolen, or damaged passports and applications for minors have additional requirements.

DNI Services

  • DNI enrollment may be available as part of the office’s consular services.
  • If you are over 18 and applying for a DNI for the first time, review the current Honduran witness requirement before your appointment.
  • If you are visiting only to collect a DNI that has already been produced, confirm the applicable Miami delivery instructions first.

Civil Registry and Consular Documents

  • For birth, marriage, and death matters, bring the original civil documents required for the registration.
  • Names and dates should match the supporting records.
  • Powers of attorney, authorizations, and certifications have their own requirements; select the correct service before booking.

Visas for Honduras

Foreign travelers should first determine whether their nationality is visa-exempt, requires a consular visa, or requires a consulted visa. If a visa is required, review the applicable documents and bring the originals on the day of the appointment.

Before Leaving for the Consulate

  • Confirm that your appointment is assigned to Miami.
  • Check the address: 777 NW 72nd Ave, Unit 3015-3018, Miami, FL 33126.
  • Review the required documents one more time.
  • Check recent office notices.
  • Allow additional time for traffic and parking.
  • Save (786) 346-9862 and (786) 536-2944.

Official Sources

6 thoughts on “Consulate of Honduras [Miami, USA]”

  1. Héctor O Nolasco

    buen dia quiero confirmar dos citas una de hector nolasco y la de mi esposa Suany osorto reyes quedaron agendadas para el 19 de agosto por fabor ayudeme ya que no contestan el telefono

    1. Damon N. Beverly

      Buen día,

      Gracias por su mensaje. Sin embargo, este sitio web no es el sitio oficial del Consulado de Honduras y no tiene autoridad para gestionar ni confirmar citas.

      Para confirmar el estado de su cita, le recomendamos intentar lo siguiente:

      Revisar el sitio web oficial del consulado donde realizó la cita

      Verificar el correo electrónico de confirmación o el número de referencia recibido al programar la cita

      Contactar directamente al Consulado de Honduras por teléfono o correo electrónico

      La confirmación de citas solo puede ser realizada por el consulado correspondiente.

      Gracias por su comprensión. Le deseamos un buen día.

  2. Hola. mi Nombre es Oscar Villeda. quiero renovar mi pasaporte.
    está vigente se vence en 23 JUN/ 2026.
    que necesito para renovarlo?.
    NO tengo la cédula nueva.

    1. Damon N. Beverly

      Hola Oscar, muy buenos días. Si quiere renovar su pasaporte y no tiene la cédula nueva, normalmente le pueden pedir una certificación de nacimiento original y reciente, junto con otro documento hondureño con fotografía. Como su pasaporte actual todavía está vigente, también debe llevarlo al trámite. Le recomendamos confirmar la lista final directamente con el consulado donde hará la renovación, ya que en algunos casos pueden pedir documentos adicionales. Ojalá le salga todo bien. No somos el sitio oficial del consulado.

  3. Hola, Estoy llamando el numero para hablar con alguien. El bus esta tarde y voy a llegar 30 minutos despues de la cita. Estoy 2:30 minutos tratando de llegar ayi para mi cita. El numero que tienes aqui dice que no esta trabajando o desconnectada. Por favor pongas un numero que se puede hablar con alguien. Gracias.

    1. Damon N. Beverly

      Hola María Carmen. Lamento que estés pasando por esa situación, especialmente si ya vas en camino y la cita es hoy. Puedes revisar esto paso a paso:

      1. Si sabes que vas a llegar unos 30 minutos tarde, lleva contigo la confirmación de la cita, una captura de pantalla o cualquier comprobante que muestre la hora y el trámite.

      2. Al llegar, explica directamente que hubo retraso en el transporte y que intentaste comunicarte por teléfono antes de presentarte.

      3. Ten en cuenta que la decisión de atender una cita tarde depende del consulado y de la disponibilidad del día, por eso no es posible garantizarlo desde aquí.

      4. Gracias por avisar que el número publicado no está funcionando. Vamos a revisar y actualizar la información de contacto de la página, porque algunos números pueden cambiar o quedar fuera de servicio sin aviso.

      5. Mientras tanto, también conviene revisar la plataforma oficial de citas consulares y los canales oficiales más recientes del consulado antes de hacer otro viaje.

      Espero que puedan orientarte al llegar y que logres resolver tu trámite sin más inconvenientes.

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