Consulate of Honduras [San Francisco, USA]

Consulate of Honduras in San Francisco: Address, Appointments and Contact

Do you need to complete a Honduran consular procedure in the San Francisco Bay Area? The Consulate General of Honduras in San Francisco currently operates from Oakland, California. This page provides the current office address, contact details, appointment instructions and practical information for planning your visit.

📍 Address and Contact Information

Address: 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612
Phone: +1 (510) 338-3010
Email: consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn
Appointment website: CitaConsular

The Embassy of Honduras in the United States currently lists 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612, telephone (510) 338-3010, and email consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn for this office. The U.S. Department of State also lists (510) 338-3010 for the Honduran consular office identified as San Francisco.

👨‍💼 Consular Authority and Responsible Embassy

Consul: Fernando Javier Flores Callejas
Responsible embassy: Embassy of Honduras in Washington, D.C.

Fernando Javier Flores Callejas was appointed consul of Honduras in San Francisco as part of the consular appointments announced in June 2026. Previous information identifying Francisco Venegas as the current consul is no longer current.

🕒 Office Hours

The Embassy of Honduras’ current page for the Consulate General in San Francisco does not publish regular office hours. Follow the date and time shown on your appointment confirmation and check recent office notices before traveling.

Hours may change during holidays, administrative closures, or special consular service days.

🗓️ How to Book a Consular Appointment

The Embassy of Honduras in the United States currently directs appointments for San Francisco, California, to the CitaConsular system.

Online: open CitaConsular.
Select the office: choose San Francisco if that is how the office appears in the system. In-person service takes place in Oakland.
Select the service: choose the procedure you need and review its requirements.
Enter your details: provide your information exactly as it appears on your documents.
Save the confirmation: keep the date, time, and other appointment details.

Consular appointment scheduling is free. You may also call +1 (510) 338-3010 if you need clarification about the office or a consular procedure.

🏛️ The Building and Office Location

The consular office is no longer located at 1700 California Street in San Francisco. The office serving the San Francisco consular area now operates at 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612.

The location is in downtown Oakland near Oakland City Center. Before traveling, check the address on your appointment confirmation and review any recent office notices.

Allow enough time to enter the building, locate Suite 330 on the third floor, and complete any reception or security procedures before your appointment.

🧭 How to Get There

By BART: the 12th St/Oakland City Center station serves the immediate area around the consular office. Check your route before traveling.
By bus: AC Transit operates several routes through downtown Oakland. Review current routes and schedules from your starting point.
By car: enter 500 12th Street, Oakland, CA 94612 as your destination and check nearby parking garages, rates, and time limits before your visit.
On foot: the office can be reached on foot from the 12th St/Oakland City Center BART station and other downtown locations.

Directions based on the former 1700 California Street, San Francisco office are no longer applicable.

📷 What to Expect at the Consulate

Entrance: keep your identification and appointment confirmation ready when entering the building.
Waiting area: waiting times depend on the number of visitors and the type of procedure being processed.
Service windows: follow instructions from consular staff and keep your documents organized.
Building directions: look for Suite 330, Floor 3 and ask reception staff for help if needed.

⭐ Visitor Experiences

Positive Experiences

Procedures may be completed more quickly when applicants bring every required document.
Visitors may experience shorter waits during less crowded periods.
Keeping copies and originals in order can make document review easier.

Common Difficulties

Limited appointment availability during busy periods.
Difficulty reaching the office by telephone while staff are assisting visitors.
Delays caused by missing documents or differences in names, dates, or identity information.
Additional processing time when personal information must be corrected.

✅ Preparing for Your Appointment

Bring originals and copies: prepare identification, certificates, forms, and supporting records required for your procedure.
Confirm the current Oakland location: go to 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612. Do not travel to the former 1700 California St address in San Francisco.
Arrive early: allow enough time to enter the building and locate the consular office.
Save your appointment confirmation: keep a digital copy and bring a printed copy when the service instructions request one.
Check document validity: expired, damaged, or inconsistent documents may delay the procedure.
Confirm payment methods: check the required payment method for your specific procedure before visiting.
Review requirements shortly before the appointment: document lists and procedures can be updated.

🛂 Passport Appointment: Basic Steps

Go to CitaConsular.
Select the applicable passport service.
Choose San Francisco as the consular office if that is how it appears in the appointment system, even though in-person service takes place in Oakland.
Select an available appointment date and time.
Review the requirements that apply to adults, minors, renewals, lost passports, or corrections to personal information.
Prepare the original documents and any copies or authorizations required for your case.
Attend on the scheduled date at 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612.

Applications for minors may require birth certificates, identification for parents or legal guardians, and additional authorization depending on the circumstances.

📄 Document Checks Before Traveling

Make sure names are written the same way on every document.
Check that dates of birth and identity numbers are correct.
Bring previous passports when they are required for a renewal.
Prepare any police report or supporting documentation required after loss or theft.
Do not rely only on photographs of documents stored on your phone when original documents are required.

Differences between civil records and identification documents may require correction before the requested service can be completed.

📞 Contacting the Consulate

When calling +1 (510) 338-3010, have the name of your procedure and appointment information ready. Telephone lines may be busy while staff are assisting visitors.

When sending an email to consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn, include:

Your full name.
The consular procedure you need.
Your appointment date, if already scheduled.
A brief explanation of your question.
A telephone number where you can be reached.

Do not send complete identity documents by email unless consular staff specifically ask you to do so.

⚠️ Appointment Safety

Use the official Honduran government appointment system. Avoid third-party pages or individuals offering to sell appointments or requesting payment for access to the booking calendar.

Before entering personal information, verify that you are using the official sreci.gob.hn domain.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Consulate of Honduras in San Francisco currently located?

The office currently operates at 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612. The former address at 1700 California St, Suite 460, San Francisco is no longer used for consular visits.

Why is it called the San Francisco consulate if the office is in Oakland?

The representation continues to be identified as the Consulate General of Honduras in San Francisco, but its physical office is in Oakland. The San Francisco name may therefore still appear in directories and appointment systems.

What is the current phone number?

The Embassy of Honduras and the U.S. Department of State currently list +1 (510) 338-3010 for this office.

What is the current email address?

The Embassy of Honduras currently lists consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn.

Who is the current consul of Honduras in San Francisco?

Fernando Javier Flores Callejas was appointed consul as part of the consular appointments announced in June 2026.

Is Francisco Venegas still listed as consul?

No. Information identifying him as the current consul is outdated.

Will I be assisted without an appointment?

Regular procedures should be handled according to the office’s instructions and the official appointment system. For an urgent or exceptional situation, contact the consulate before traveling.

What should I do when no appointments are available?

Check the official appointment system again later and contact the office if you need to confirm availability for a particular service.

What should I do if no one answers the phone?

Email consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn with your name, the procedure you need, and your contact information.

Should I bring printed copies?

Bring the original documents required for your procedure and any printed copies specifically listed in the service requirements.

Official Sources

Embassy of Honduras in the United States – Consulate General of Honduras in San Francisco — currently lists 500 12th Street, Suite 330, Floor 3, Oakland, CA 94612, telephone (510) 338-3010, email consulado.sanfrancisco@sreci.gob.hn, and the appointment link.
Embassy of Honduras in the United States – Schedule a Consular Appointment — currently routes San Francisco appointments to CitaConsular.
U.S. Department of State – Honduras Consular Contact Information — lists (510) 338-3010 for the Honduran consular office identified as San Francisco.
CitaConsular — the official appointment system currently assigned to San Francisco.

Hello Kabilan,

Based on the current Honduran consular rules, your valid U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) is important in this case.

Indian ordinary passport holders are normally subject to Honduran visa requirements. However, Honduras has a special rule for travelers who would normally require a Category B consular visa: if they hold valid permanent or temporary residence in a country that Honduras classifies as visa-exempt, they may enter Honduras without first obtaining a Honduran visa.

Because you are a lawful permanent resident of the United States and hold a valid U.S. Green Card, you should generally be able to travel to Honduras for tourism without applying for a separate Honduran tourist visa, provided that both your Indian passport and Green Card remain valid for the trip.

When traveling, we recommend carrying:

* Your original Indian passport. Honduras generally requires foreign travelers to have a passport valid for at least six months.
* Your original and valid U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).
* Your return or onward flight information.
* Your hotel reservation or the address where you will stay in Honduras.
* Evidence of sufficient funds for your stay if requested by immigration authorities.

Do not rely only on a photocopy or photograph of the Green Card. Carry the original card because it is the document that establishes the U.S. permanent residence on which the visa exemption may depend.

Please also remember that a visa exemption does not automatically guarantee admission. The final decision on entry is made by Honduran immigration authorities at the port of entry.

Because immigration and visa rules can be updated, we strongly recommend obtaining confirmation from the Honduran Consulate in San Francisco before purchasing a non-refundable ticket. When contacting them, explain specifically that you are an Indian passport holder with a valid 10-year U.S. Permanent Resident Card and that you intend to visit Honduras only for tourism. Asking the question this way will help the consulate confirm that the residence-based exemption applies to your particular documents.

You can find the contact details and practical information for the Honduran Consulate in San Francisco in our guide here:

https://consuladodehondurasenus.com/en/san-francisco-usa/

Our currently published contact information for the San Francisco office is:

Email: [consuladohnensanfrancisco@gmail.com](mailto:consuladohnensanfrancisco@gmail.com)
Address: 1700 California St, Suite 460, San Francisco, CA 94109

You can also request consular guidance from the Honduran Ministry of Foreign Affairs at:

[tuconsuladovirtual@sreci.gob.hn](mailto:tuconsuladovirtual@sreci.gob.hn)

For additional certainty, it would be useful to keep the consulate’s written response with you when traveling, particularly for airline check-in, because airline personnel may ask for evidence explaining why an Indian passport holder does not have a Honduran visa.

Please note that ConsuladodeHondurasenUS.com is an independent informational website and is not part of the Government of Honduras. We cannot issue visas or make an immigration decision, so the Honduran consulate and immigration authorities should provide the final confirmation for your trip.

Kabilan Anban

August 31, 2026 at 7:21 pm

Hi Sir/Madam.

I have Indian Passport valid for 9 years and holding USA Green card valid for 10 years. I would like to visit Honduras for tourist purpose. I am residing in San Francisco. Kindly let me know if I need to apply for visa or with USA Green card whether I can travel without any Visa.

Thanks,
Kabilan. A

Damon N. Beverly
September 12, 2026 at 5:05 pm
Hello Kabilan,
Based on the current Honduran consular rules, your valid U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) is important in this case.
Indian ordinary passport holders are normally subject to Honduran visa requirements. However, Honduras has a special rule for travelers who would normally require a Category B consular visa: if they hold valid permanent or temporary residence in a country that Honduras classifies as visa-exempt, they may enter Honduras without first obtaining a Honduran visa.
Because you are a lawful permanent resident of the United States and hold a valid U.S. Green Card, you should generally be able to travel to Honduras for tourism without applying for a separate Honduran tourist visa, provided that both your Indian passport and Green Card remain valid for the trip.
When traveling, we recommend carrying:
* Your original Indian passport. Honduras generally requires foreign travelers to have a passport valid for at least six months.
* Your original and valid U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).
* Your return or onward flight information.
* Your hotel reservation or the address where you will stay in Honduras.
* Evidence of sufficient funds for your stay if requested by immigration authorities.
Do not rely only on a photocopy or photograph of the Green Card. Carry the original card because it is the document that establishes the U.S. permanent residence on which the visa exemption may depend.
Please also remember that a visa exemption does not automatically guarantee admission. The final decision on entry is made by Honduran immigration authorities at the port of entry.
Because immigration and visa rules can be updated, we strongly recommend obtaining confirmation from the Honduran Consulate in San Francisco before purchasing a non-refundable ticket. When contacting them, explain specifically that you are an Indian passport holder with a valid 10-year U.S. Permanent Resident Card and that you intend to visit Honduras only for tourism. Asking the question this way will help the consulate confirm that the residence-based exemption applies to your particular documents.
You can find the contact details and practical information for the Honduran Consulate in San Francisco in our guide here:
https://consuladodehondurasenus.com/en/san-francisco-usa/
Our currently published contact information for the San Francisco office is:
Email: [consuladohnensanfrancisco@gmail.com](mailto:consuladohnensanfrancisco@gmail.com)
Address: 1700 California St, Suite 460, San Francisco, CA 94109
You can also request consular guidance from the Honduran Ministry of Foreign Affairs at:
[tuconsuladovirtual@sreci.gob.hn](mailto:tuconsuladovirtual@sreci.gob.hn)
For additional certainty, it would be useful to keep the consulate’s written response with you when traveling, particularly for airline check-in, because airline personnel may ask for evidence explaining why an Indian passport holder does not have a Honduran visa.
Please note that ConsuladodeHondurasenUS.com is an independent informational website and is not part of the Government of Honduras. We cannot issue visas or make an immigration decision, so the Honduran consulate and immigration authorities should provide the final confirmation for your trip.