Dutch honorary consular representation in Canada
Dutch Honorary Consulate in Quebec City
The Honorary Consulate of the Netherlands in Quebec City provides local Dutch representation and supports economic, trade and community links across eastern Quebec and parts of northern New Brunswick.
Contact details
Contact the Dutch Honorary Consulate in Quebec City
The honorary consular post is headed by Honorary Consul Charles Beaudet and represents the Netherlands in eastern Quebec and parts of northern New Brunswick.
Consular enquiries: For passports, visas, travel documents, certificates of residence and other formal consular services, contact the Embassy or use NetherlandsWorldwide.
About the post
About the Dutch Honorary Consulate in Quebec City
The Netherlands maintains an honorary consular presence in Quebec City as part of its diplomatic and consular network in Canada.
Charles Beaudet is currently listed by the Government of the Netherlands as Honorary Consul in Quebec.
The Government of Quebec also continues to recognize Charles Beaudet as Honorary Consul of the Netherlands and records January 4, 2012 as his date of precedence.
The Dutch government describes honorary consuls as local representatives who help strengthen business and investment links, maintain community connections and support Dutch interests in their regions.
Local role
Local Assistance
The Quebec City Honorary Consulate focuses primarily on local representation, economic relations and community connections rather than routine formal consular applications.
Trade and investment
The Honorary Consul promotes economic and trade relations between the Netherlands and the regions within the post’s area of activity.
Local representation
The post helps maintain connections between the Netherlands and businesses, institutions and communities in eastern Quebec.
Consular referral
People requiring passports, visas, travel documents or other formal consular services are directed to the Embassy of the Netherlands or NetherlandsWorldwide.
Formal consular services: The current Dutch government page directs applicants seeking travel documents, visas, certificates of residence and similar formal services to the Embassy or NetherlandsWorldwide rather than the honorary post.
Area of activity
Jurisdiction
The Government of the Netherlands defines the Quebec City Honorary Consul’s area of activity across eastern Quebec and northern New Brunswick.
Eastern Quebec
The official area includes Capitale-Nationale, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean and Côte-Nord.
Gaspésie and Chaudière-Appalaches
Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Chaudière-Appalaches are also included within the Honorary Consul’s area of activity.
Northern New Brunswick
The Dutch government also includes the northern regions of New Brunswick within the Quebec City Honorary Consul’s area of activity.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Contact the Honorary Consulate before planning a visit and confirm whether your enquiry can be handled by the honorary post.
Contact the office first
The current Dutch government page does not publish a public street address or regular walk-in hours for the Quebec City honorary post.
Check your service
Passport, visa and other formal applications are handled through the Dutch career consular network rather than the honorary post.
Use current official guidance
Check NetherlandsWorldwide for current service locations, document requirements and appointment procedures before beginning a formal application.
Frequently asked questions
Dutch Honorary Consulate Quebec City FAQ
Is there a Dutch Honorary Consulate in Quebec City?
Yes. The Government of the Netherlands currently lists an active Honorary Consul in Quebec City.
Who is the Dutch Honorary Consul in Quebec City?
Charles Beaudet is currently listed as Honorary Consul of the Netherlands in Quebec.
What is the telephone number?
The current Dutch government page publishes +1 418 880 0059 for the Honorary Consul.
Which areas does the Quebec City Honorary Consulate cover?
Its official area of activity includes Capitale-Nationale, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Côte-Nord, Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Chaudière-Appalaches and the northern regions of New Brunswick.
What is the current street address?
The current Dutch government page does not publish a public street address for the honorary post. Contact the office before planning a visit.
What are the opening hours?
Regular public opening hours are not published on the current Dutch government page. Use the official contact form before visiting.
Can I renew a Dutch passport at the Quebec City Honorary Consulate?
The official Dutch guidance directs passport applicants to the Embassy or appropriate Dutch career consular service rather than the Quebec City honorary post.
Does the Quebec City Honorary Consulate issue visas?
Visa applications and formal visa enquiries are handled through the official Dutch consular service network rather than the honorary post.
Official information
Sources
Official Dutch, Quebec and Canadian government sources used to verify the Honorary Consul, active status and geographic area of the Quebec City post.