Consular representation of Brazil in Canada
Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General of Brazil in Montreal provides passport, visa, civil registration, document and other consular services for Brazilian citizens and eligible applicants within its Canadian jurisdiction.
Contact details
Contact the Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General is located at Westmount Square and is headed by Consul General Fernando Estellita Lins de Salvo Coimbra.
Before visiting: Many consular services begin through Brazil’s e-Consular system. Check the requirements for your service and submit the required documentation before arranging an in-person visit.
Consulate location
Where is the Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal?
The Consulate General is located at Westmount Square in Westmount, immediately west of central Montreal.
The current official address is 1 Westmount Square, Suite 1700, Westmount, QC H3Z 2P9, Canada.
About the mission
About the Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General of Brazil in Montreal is one of Brazil’s career consular posts in Canada. It serves Brazilian citizens and eligible foreign applicants living within its designated consular district.
The mission provides both consular services and assistance to Brazilian nationals, while also supporting Brazil’s broader cultural, commercial and institutional presence in its region.
Brazil also maintains an Embassy in Ottawa and Consulates General in Toronto and Vancouver, each responsible for a separate part of Canada.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Montreal Consulate General provides a broad range of official Brazilian consular services. Requirements vary according to the procedure requested.
Brazilian passports
Eligible Brazilian citizens can apply for new passports and passport renewals under the Consulate General’s official application procedure.
Visas for Brazil
Eligible foreign nationals within the consular jurisdiction can apply for Brazilian visas according to the applicable visa category and current requirements.
Civil registration
The mission handles eligible registrations of births, marriages and deaths involving Brazilian citizens abroad.
Legalizations
The Consulate provides eligible legalization and document-related procedures where permitted under current Brazilian consular rules.
Travel authorization for minors
Brazilian minors travelling in circumstances requiring parental authorization can obtain the applicable consular documentation under the official procedure.
Powers of attorney
Eligible applicants can request Brazilian consular powers of attorney after completing the required documentation and application steps.
Copy authentication
The mission can authenticate eligible document copies according to the requirements published by the Consulate General.
Military service
Brazilian citizens subject to military-service obligations abroad can obtain information and complete eligible procedures through the Consulate.
Assistance to Brazilian citizens
The Consulate General provides assistance to Brazilian nationals within its jurisdiction, including support in certain emergency and distress situations.
Application process
Appointments and e-Consular
The Consulate General uses Brazil’s e-Consular platform for service requests and appointment scheduling.
Before starting an application, review the document requirements for the service you need. The e-Consular system requires applicants to upload images of the relevant documents.
After submitting a request, follow the instructions provided through the platform. Services that require attendance at the Consulate can involve an appointment after the documentation has been reviewed.
Some procedures may also allow documents to be submitted by mail or through the Consulate’s drop box after the online request has been validated.
Complete the required online steps first: Do not send or deliver original documents until your e-Consular request has been reviewed and you have received the applicable instructions.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal
The Montreal Consulate General serves eastern Canada outside the National Capital Region.
- Quebec, except the National Capital Region around Ottawa–Gatineau
- Nova Scotia
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Prince Edward Island
The National Capital Region is served by the Embassy of Brazil in Ottawa. Residents elsewhere in Canada should contact the Brazilian mission responsible for their province or territory.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the instructions for your specific service before travelling to the Consulate General or sending original documents.
Start online
Many consular procedures require an e-Consular request and electronic document review before the next step can be completed.
Check your jurisdiction
Confirm that your residence falls within Quebec outside the National Capital Region or one of the four Atlantic provinces served by Montreal.
Follow the submission instructions
Depending on the service, original documents may be presented in person, placed in the Consulate’s drop box or submitted by mail after validation.
Frequently asked questions
Brazilian Consulate General Montreal FAQ
Is there a Brazilian Consulate General in Montreal?
Yes. Brazil operates a career Consulate General at 1 Westmount Square in Westmount, Quebec.
What is the address of the Brazilian Consulate General?
The current official address is 1 Westmount Square, Suite 1700, Westmount, QC H3Z 2P9, Canada.
Who is the Brazilian Consul General in Montreal?
Fernando Estellita Lins de Salvo Coimbra is currently listed by the Government of Quebec as Consul General of Brazil in Montreal.
What is the telephone number?
The official telephone number is +1 514 499 0968. Telephone service is currently listed on weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Which areas does the Montreal Consulate General serve?
Its jurisdiction covers Quebec outside the National Capital Region, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island.
Does the Consulate provide passport services?
Yes. Eligible Brazilian citizens can apply for Brazilian passports through the Consulate General under the applicable official procedure.
Can I apply for a Brazilian visa in Montreal?
Yes. Eligible foreign applicants within the Montreal consular district can apply for visas for Brazil according to the current visa requirements.
Do I need to use e-Consular?
Many consular requests are initiated through the e-Consular system, which is used to submit documentation and manage the next steps of the application process.
Can I register a birth or marriage at the Consulate?
Yes. The Consulate General handles eligible civil registration procedures for births, marriages and deaths involving Brazilian citizens abroad.
Official information
Sources
Official Brazilian and Quebec government sources used to verify the mission, contact information, jurisdiction, services and application process.