Brazilian consulates in New York

New York has a Brazilian consulate general in Manhattan, which also covers New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

New York is part of a consular jurisdiction published by Itamaraty: this page tells you which.

Which Brazilian consulate covers New York?

The Consulate General of Brazil in New York is the one with New York in the jurisdiction published by Itamaraty.

Cities in New York and their consulate

City Consulate By road*
Bronx New York 10 mi, 22 min
Brooklyn New York 11 mi, 23 min
Queens New York 11 mi, 19 min
Yonkers New York 15 mi, 27 min
Mount Vernon New York 16 mi, 31 min
New Rochelle New York 19 mi, 33 min
Staten Island New York 21 mi, 39 min
Hempstead New York 24 mi, 38 min
White Plains New York 29 mi, 47 min
Spring Valley New York 33 mi, 51 min
Newburgh New York 68 mi, 1 h 33 min
Poughkeepsie New York 83 mi, 1 h 55 min
Albany New York 148 mi, 3 h 5 min
Syracuse New York 250 mi, 5 h 7 min
Plattsburgh New York 307 mi, 6 h 11 min
Rochester New York 317 mi, 6 h 47 min
Watertown New York 319 mi, 6 h 31 min
Massena New York 362 mi, 7 h 51 min
Ogdensburg New York 368 mi, 7 h 32 min
Buffalo New York 376 mi, 7 h 54 min
Niagara Falls New York 392 mi, 8 h 16 min

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

For the 21 cities of New York the average trip is 151 miles; Bronx has the shortest (10 miles) and Niagara Falls the longest (392).

What you can settle without going to the consulate

  • Apply for an American companion’s e-Visa on the VFS Global platform: the consulate does not take that application.
  • 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.

Each consulate's page carries the address, the contact details and the contradictions between sources that we found.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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