Ukrainian representation in Canada
Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton
Contact details, appointments, jurisdiction and practical consular information for the Consulate General of Ukraine in Edmonton, Alberta.
Contact details
Contact the Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton
The Consulate General of Ukraine in Edmonton is headed by Consul Viktoriya Bozhko.
Edmonton, AB T5K 2L9
Canada
Emergency assistance: The official Canadian diplomatic directory lists +1 587 930 2290 as the emergency contact for the Edmonton mission.
Location
Where is the Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton?
The Consulate General is located at 9707 110 Street NW in central Edmonton.
About the consulate
About the Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton
The Consulate General of Ukraine in Edmonton is a career consular mission serving Ukrainians and other clients across a large part of western and northern Canada.
The mission forms part of Ukraine’s official diplomatic and consular network in Canada and operates alongside the Embassy of Ukraine in Ottawa and the Consulate General in Toronto.
Consular services
Services at the Ukrainian Consulate General
The Edmonton mission processes consular applications and provides certificates, consultations and passport-related services.
Consular applications
The mission accepts eligible consular applications from residents of its consular district.
Passports
Completed passports can be collected during dedicated collection periods published by the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Certificates and consultations
The mission provides selected certificates and consular consultations during its published public-service hours.
Appointments and public service
Appointments at the Ukrainian Consulate General
Appointments: The mission uses Ukraine’s official e-Consul appointment system for scheduled citizen reception. Certain consultations, certificates and completed-passport collections are available without an appointment during the published periods.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton
The official Canadian diplomatic directory lists the Edmonton mission’s consular district as:
Alberta
Alberta falls within the Edmonton consular district.
British Columbia and Saskatchewan
The Consulate General is also responsible for British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
Yukon and Northwest Territories
Yukon and the Northwest Territories are included in the Edmonton consular district.
Before you visit
What to check before visiting
Check whether you need an appointment
Some services require an appointment through the e-Consul system, while selected consultations and document collection periods operate without appointments.
Prepare your documents
Requirements vary by consular service. Review the official Ukrainian instructions before attending the Consulate General.
Check current service hours
Reception, application and passport-collection times differ. Confirm the latest timetable before making a long journey.
Frequently asked questions
Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton FAQ
Is there a Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton?
Yes. Ukraine maintains a career Consulate General in Edmonton, Alberta.
Who heads the Ukrainian Consulate General in Edmonton?
Viktoriya Bozhko is the current head of post and holds the title of Consul.
Where is the Ukrainian Consulate General located?
The office is located at Unit 327, 9707 110 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2L9.
What is the phone number?
The main telephone number is +1 780 425 3217.
What is the emergency phone number?
The official Canadian diplomatic directory lists +1 587 930 2290 for emergencies.
Do I need an appointment?
Scheduled citizen reception is by appointment through Ukraine’s e-Consul system. Selected consultations, certificates and passport collections are offered without appointments during specific published periods.
When can I collect a completed passport?
Completed passports are currently issued Monday to Thursday from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm and Friday from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm without an appointment.
Which areas does the Edmonton Consulate General serve?
The consular district includes Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.