Consulate of Dominican Republic Bronx

The Consulate of Dominican Republic Bronx in United States

The Consulate of Dominican Republic Bronx in the United States is a part of the diplomatic mission that works to strengthen the bonds between the people of the Dominican Republic and United States.

Who can visit the Consulate?

Dominicans living in the United States or Canada
Foreign nationals who are permanent residents of the US or Canada and have a valid passport
Foreign nationals with a valid visa for travelling to the USA or Canada

Services

The services that the Consulate offers are:

Visa Services for Dominican Citizenship, Passport and Identification Cards
Information on Taxation – Information on Education
Information on Healthcare
Information on Immigration
Information about tourism to Dominican Republic

What are the hours of operation for the consulate?

The Consulate of the Dominican Republic in Bronx is open from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm. The consulate is closed on weekends and holidays. Please note that the Consulate of the Dominican Republic (in Bronx) will be closed on Monday, October 9th for Columbus Day.

Contact information and how do I make an appointment to visit the Consulate?

The Consulate of Dominican Republic Bronx in the United States is a consulate that serves the New York City area. It is located at 824 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10459.

In order to make an appointment with the Consulate of the Dominican Republic in Bronx, please contact them by email or phone:

Email: consulado@consuladodominicano.us.com.
Phone: (718) 583-5690

You may also want to check out their Facebook page for more information about what’s happening in the Consulate, such as updates on new arrivals and departures, recent arrivals’ success stories, and other important announcements.

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