Honduran Consulate in Miami, Florida
Your Honduran consular office in western Miami-Dade
Miami is one of the great Central American hubs in the United States, and the Honduran community is an essential part of that mosaic. The Consulate General of Honduras in Miami serves Honduran families spread across South Florida, from western Miami-Dade to Broward County, helping them with the passport, the consular ID and the records they need to keep their ties to Honduras alive.
The office occupies Suite 3015, on the third floor of the Miami International Merchandise Mart (777 NW 72nd Avenue), a well-connected building on the west side of the city, near the airport. Honduran families have a notable presence in cities such as Sweetwater and the West Flagler area, as well as in various Broward cities.
Address and phone of the Honduran Consulate in Miami
Address: 777 NW 72nd Avenue, Suite 3015 (3rd floor), Miami, FL 33126 — Miami International Merchandise Mart building
City: Miami (western Miami-Dade)
State: Florida
Hours: Monday to Friday in the morning; confirm the exact time when you book your appointment
Phone: +1 786-275-5429
Email: infoconsuladomiahn@gmail.com (per sources; to be confirmed)
Appointments: citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn
Consular opening hours
The consulate is open Monday to Friday in the morning. The exact closing time has been reported inconsistently, so confirm it when you book your appointment.
How to book an appointment at the Honduran Consulate in Miami
Appointments are booked through the official CitaConsular system. Select the Miami consulate and the procedure you need. As with the rest of the network, slots usually open on the 1st of each month; log in early to get the time that suits you best.
Procedures at the Consulate General of Honduras in Miami
- Honduran passport: issuance and renewal by appointment. Guide: Honduran passport in the U.S.
- Consular ID: practical Honduran identification for daily life in Florida. Guide: consular ID.
- Birth registration of children of Hondurans born in Florida.
- Powers of attorney to manage property or matters in Honduras from Miami.
- Authentication of signatures and documents for use in Honduras.
- Certificates and proof-of-life documents for pension procedures and similar.
- Consular protection and assistance in emergencies, detentions or repatriations.
How to get to the Honduran consulate in Miami
The consulate is at 777 NW 72nd Avenue, in western Miami-Dade, an area easily reached from much of the county:
- By car / Uber: enter "777 NW 72nd Ave, Miami" in the app. The Miami International Merchandise Mart building has parking.
- From MIA airport: the consulate is a few minutes away by car, west of the airport.
- Public transit: check the Miami-Dade Transit bus routes serving the NW 72nd Avenue and Flagler area.
Frequently asked questions about the Honduran Consulate in Miami
Which floor of the building is the Miami consulate on?
The consulate occupies Suite 3015, on the third floor of the Miami International Merchandise Mart building, at 777 NW 72nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33126. When you arrive, look for the building's main entrance and go up to the 3rd floor.
I live in Broward, do I have to go to Miami?
Florida is served by the Consulate General of Honduras in Miami. If you live in Broward (Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, etc.), Miami is your office. Book your appointment on CitaConsular and plan your trip to western Miami-Dade.
Can I renew my minor child's passport in Miami?
Yes. For minors, the presence of the child and the parents or representatives is usually required, along with documents proving identity and parentage. Confirm the exact requirements when booking to avoid a wasted trip.
Are the Miami consulate hours morning only or also afternoon?
The consulate is open Monday to Friday in the morning. Sources have reported different closing times, so we recommend confirming the specific hours when you book your appointment or by calling the consulate before going.
What should I do if I have a consular emergency in Florida?
In a serious emergency (detention, accident, death) contact the Miami consulate as soon as possible. During office hours you can call +1 786-275-5429 explaining your situation to get guidance on consular protection and assistance.
Does the Miami consulate handle Honduras TPS?
No. TPS depends on USCIS, not on the consulate. The Miami office helps you with Honduran documents such as the passport or consular ID. To understand the current TPS situation, see our Honduras TPS guide.