Brazilian consulates in Massachusetts

Massachusetts is home to the Consulate General in Boston, which also serves Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

For a Brazilian consular service in Massachusetts, the published jurisdiction counts, even if there is an honorary consulate nearer.

Which Brazilian consulate covers Massachusetts?

For Massachusetts, the competent office is the Consulate General of Brazil in Boston, according to the Consular Portal list and the consulate's own jurisdiction page.

Cities in Massachusetts and their consulate

City Consulate By road*
Cambridge Boston 4 mi, 10 min
Chelsea Boston 4 mi, 8 min
Somerville Boston 4 mi, 9 min
Everett Boston 5 mi, 10 min
Revere Boston 6 mi, 12 min
Malden Boston 7 mi, 12 min
Quincy Boston 8 mi, 16 min
Lynn Boston 11 mi, 21 min
Salem Boston 16 mi, 29 min
Framingham Boston 22 mi, 33 min
Brockton Boston 23 mi, 35 min
Lawrence Boston 28 mi, 37 min
Lowell Boston 28 mi, 40 min
Methuen Boston 29 mi, 37 min
Marlborough Boston 31 mi, 44 min
Hudson Boston 34 mi, 51 min
Haverhill Boston 37 mi, 48 min
Milford Boston 40 mi, 55 min
Worcester Boston 44 mi, 58 min
New Bedford Boston 58 mi, 1 h 15 min
Springfield Boston 90 mi, 1 h 51 min

* Road miles and time calculated with OSRM at posted speed limits and without traffic: real time is usually longer.

Massachusetts has 21 cities in this directory. The closest to the consulate is Cambridge (4 miles) and the farthest Springfield (90 miles); the average is around 25 miles.

What you can settle without going to the consulate

  • Issue the Brazilian criminal record certificate on the Federal Police website, without the consulate.
  • Do the INSS proof of life by biometrics in the Meu INSS and gov.br apps.
  • Get a US document apostilled by the Secretary of State of the state that issued it.

With the consulate identified, the next step is the request in the system, explained on its page.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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We gather what gov.br publishes and flag it when its own pages disagree. Confirm with the consulate before you go.

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