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Every Portuguese consulate in the United States

Every Portuguese consulate in the United States, and the Embassy, in one directory: Portugal has four consulates general, in Boston, Newark, New York and San Francisco, two consulates, in New Bedford and Providence, and the Consular Section of the Embassy in Washington, which serves the District of Columbia and 26 states. The Section also runs an office in Palm Coast for Florida, and there are 11 honorary consuls.

The split has surprises: Massachusetts is divided by county between Boston and New Bedford, Michigan belongs to New York, Florida is Washington’s but is served in Palm Coast, an office the official list of posts leaves out, and in Rhode Island the Providence and New Bedford pages disagree about visas.

Before looking for a consulate, it helps to know what does not go through one: a U.S. citizen enters Portugal without a visa for up to 90 days, citizenship by marriage goes straight to Lisbon, and citizenship for grandchildren changed with Organic Law no. 1/2026, in force since May 19, 2026.

Watch out for two Google results: a “Consulate of Portugal || Chicago” page with an @europe.com email, when Illinois has no Portuguese office, and the website of the former ad honorem consulate in Palm Coast, with another address and unrelated ads.

Each office books its own way: the appointments page sets their rules side by side, fees and requirements gives the amounts and how to pay, and the consular services explain each procedure.

Every fact comes from a saved copy of its source, the offices’ own pages first, and where two official pages disagree we show both: how we check.

Which office covers which state

From the jurisdiction lists each office publishes. Massachusetts is split by county, and Florida, which is Washington’s, is served at the Palm Coast office:

Where the Portuguese offices are

Here are all the Portuguese consulates in the United States

The Embassy is in the grid because its Consular Section handles passports, registrations and visas as a consulate does; the honorary consuls follow the career offices.

Every state and its office

Each state page says which office covers it, the drive from the cities that have a page here, where its U.S. records come from and who adds the apostille. Cities with an office and the largest cities appear under their state; the state page links the rest.

State and territory flags from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain.

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This site is an independent directory and is not part of Portugal’s foreign ministry. We copy the official pages we cite; before you travel or pay, confirm with the office.
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