Honduran Consulate in Boston (Chelsea, Massachusetts)
The Honduran consular office for the Boston area
Anyone looking for the Honduran consulate in Boston should head to Chelsea, a small but intensely Latino city just north of Boston, across the Mystic River. There, at 90 Everett Avenue, 3rd floor, is the Consulate General of Honduras, serving one of the most active Honduran communities in the northeastern part of the country.
Chelsea is no random choice: it is the city with the highest density of immigrants in all of Massachusetts, with a population more than a third of which is of Central American origin. The Honduran community also has a strong presence in Boston neighborhoods such as Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan and East Boston, making this consular office a reference point for thousands of Honduran families in the region.
How to book a consular appointment in Boston and Chelsea
The Honduran consulate in Chelsea works with the official CitaConsular system. The passport and most procedures require a prior booking. Slots usually open on the 1st of each month, so log in early that day to improve your chances of getting an appointment.
Address and phone of the Honduran Consulate in Chelsea (Boston)
Address: 90 Everett Avenue, 3rd floor, Chelsea, MA 02150
City: Chelsea (Boston metropolitan area)
State: Massachusetts
Hours: Monday to Friday in the morning; confirm the exact time when you book your appointment or call
Phone: +1 (617) 819-4885
Email: info@consuladobostonhn.com
Appointments: citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn
Procedures available at the Chelsea consulate
- Honduran passport: first issuance and renewal, requested by appointment on CitaConsular. Guide: Honduran passport in the U.S.
- Consular ID: Honduran identification card that is very useful day to day in Massachusetts. Guide: consular ID.
- Birth registration of children of Hondurans born in the U.S. with the National Registry of Persons.
- Powers of attorney and notarial acts to handle matters in Honduras from the Boston area.
- Certificates and authentications of documents for use in Honduras.
- Consular assistance and protection in cases of emergency, detention or death.
- Basic immigration guidance and referral to community support organizations.
Consular opening hours
The consulate is open Monday to Friday in the morning. Confirm the exact time when you book your appointment or call, as it may vary by the consular calendar.
The Honduran community in Boston and Chelsea
Chelsea is a symbol of immigration in New England: in just a few square miles, it is the densest immigrant city in Massachusetts, and more than a third of its residents have Central American roots. Hondurans, Salvadorans and Guatemalans live side by side on its streets, giving it an unmistakable Latino character and making it the natural place for a consular office.
Beyond Chelsea, the Honduran community spreads across Boston neighborhoods such as Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan and East Boston, where many work in cleaning, construction, hospitality and care work. If you are coming from these neighborhoods or from other parts of New England, plan your trip to Chelsea, book your appointment ahead of time and bring all your documentation.
Frequently asked questions about the Honduran Consulate in Boston
Is the consulate in Boston or in Chelsea?
The office is in Chelsea, a city adjoining Boston within the same metropolitan area. Many people search for it as the "Honduran consulate in Boston," but the official address is 90 Everett Avenue, 3rd floor, Chelsea, MA 02150.
What is the correct phone number for the consulate?
The contact number is (617) 819-4885, with a Massachusetts area code. If you find numbers with a California or other-state area code, they do not belong to the Honduran consulate in Chelsea.
What are the consulate's hours?
The consulate is open Monday to Friday in the morning. Since the exact time may vary by the consular calendar, it is best to confirm it when you book your appointment or call by phone.
Can I renew my passport without an appointment in Chelsea?
The passport is requested by prior appointment on CitaConsular. While some services are handled on a first-come basis, for the passport you must book at citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn, where slots usually open on the 1st of each month.
What documents should I bring to my appointment?
It depends on the procedure, but generally you need prior Honduran identification (passport or birth certificate), proof of address in Massachusetts and, where applicable, documents for minors. Check the details when booking.
Does the consulate process Honduras TPS?
No. TPS is handled by USCIS, a U.S. government agency, not by the consulate. The consulate can help you with Honduran documents such as the passport or consular ID. See our updated Honduras TPS guide.