Brazilian Consulate in Boston

Consulate General of Brazil in Boston
The lists published by the San Francisco and Washington consulates give the number (617) 542-4000, but Boston’s general information page says the consulate answers no questions by phone or WhatsApp, only by email.

The Consulate General of Brazil in Boston covers Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. The office is on Purchase Street, in the Financial District.

How to book an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

The first step at the Consulate General of Brazil in Boston is the request in the system, before any line.

Address
175 Purchase Street, Boston, MA 02110
Phone
No phone on record. Contact is by email, with the topic in the subject line.
Consular duty line (emergencies only)
+1 (617) 816-6315
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, by appointment only
Booking system
Official website

You apply on the Consulate General of Brazil in Boston's e-Consular (ec-boston.itamaraty.gov.br): create the account, choose the service, upload images of the documents and wait for validation. Only then does the system release a date, or mailing, where the service allows it.

Booking costs nothing: the official fee table charges for the service, not the slot.

Visits are strictly by prior appointment and companions are not allowed unless there is a proven need. Some documents can also be requested by mail. Questions go by email only.

How to cancel an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

Canceling is quick and leaves the place for someone who needs it.

Log in with the account you used for the request and look for the reschedule or cancel option. For questions, the Consulate General of Brazil in Boston takes email at contato.boston@itamaraty.gov.br.

Getting to the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

You will find the consulate at 175 Purchase Street, Boston, MA 02110. Public transport usually saves the parking problem.

Landmark given by the consulate: near South Station (Red Line subway, bus and rail terminal).

Real reviews of the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

Before you go, it is worth reading people who went. These are public reviews, summarized.

Averaging 4.4 stars over 984 Google reviews at the time of writing.

I went with my young son to register my marriage and his birth, and everyone was very helpful, especially with a baby in my arms.

Nathalia M.

There is nowhere to park at the consulate, and no phone for a simple question: everything goes through booking on the app, which barely works.

Andynson A.

After 25 years living in Boston, it was the first time I left the consulate fully satisfied: they sorted out an old pending issue.

Andressa A.

Opening hours of the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

The Consulate General of Brazil in Boston is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, by appointment only.

Phone number of the Brazilian Consulate in Boston

No phone on record. Contact is by email, with the topic in the subject line. The email is contato.boston@itamaraty.gov.br. For emergencies involving Brazilians (arrest, death, serious accident, hospitalization), the duty line is +1 (617) 816-6315.

What this office handles in Boston

The Consulate General of Brazil in Boston covers Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. Its e-Consular takes requests for passports, birth and marriage registration, public powers of attorney, military service, CPF, certificates and minor travel authorizations, according to Itamaraty's list of services.

What you can settle without traveling

  • 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.
  • Fill in the minor’s travel authorization, have the signature notarized locally and apostilled, with no consulate appointment.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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No appointments are booked here and nothing is charged for. Always confirm the detail with the consulate that covers you.

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