The Ecuadorian Consulate in Manhattan

The Ecuadorian Consulate in Manhattan is based in the Soho neighborhood of Manhattan, New York. The consulate provides consular services to Ecuadorians living and working in the state of New York and nearby states like Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The mission of the Ecuadorian Consulate is to promote economic ties between the two countries, facilitate trade and tourism, and protect their citizens abroad.

History of the Consulate

The first Ecuadorian Consulate was established on December 31, 1875, with its first office location being at 118 East 12th Street. This consulate was moved to 857 Broadway in 1876. The current building at 590 Madison Avenue was completed in 1927 and occupied by the Consulate that year.

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Who can go to the Consulate?

• Ecuadorians living in the United States;
• People who are visiting or doing business with Ecuador;
• Members of the press;
• Tourists traveling through Ecuador;
• People who want to immigrate to Ecuador.