Brazilian consulates in the District of Columbia
Washington has two Brazilian offices in different buildings: the Consulate General, which handles services for citizens, and the Embassy, which does not.
Brazil divides the United States among eleven career consulates, and the District of Columbia has one set office.
Which Brazilian consulate covers the District of Columbia?
For the District of Columbia, the competent office is the Consulate General of Brazil in Washington, according to the Consular Portal list and the consulate's own jurisdiction page.
Cities in the District of Columbia and their consulate
This territory has no other cities in the directory: the consulate is in the capital itself.
What you can settle without going to the consulate
- Apply for a CPF to the Receita Federal by email, with the online form and a selfie holding your ID.
- Register, transfer or fix your voter registration on the TSE’s TÃtuloNet, without the consulate.
- Apply for an American companion’s e-Visa on the VFS Global platform: the consulate does not take that application.
Before you go, check the consulate's page for its hours and how to request a service: each office publishes its own.
Details verified on 4 October 2026.
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