United States representation in Canada
U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City
Contact details, jurisdiction and practical consular information for the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City, Quebec.
Contact details
Contact the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City
The Consulate General of the United States in Quebec City is headed by Consul General Anne Dudte Johnson.
Québec, QC G1R 4T9
Canada
Emergency assistance: U.S. citizens who need urgent help outside normal business hours can use the published 24-hour emergency number.
Location
Where is the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City?
The Consulate General is located at 2 Terrasse-Dufferin in Old Quebec, near Château Frontenac.
About the consulate
About the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City
The U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City is a career diplomatic and consular post of the United States in Canada.
The mission provides assistance to U.S. citizens and handles eligible nonimmigrant visa applications within its consular district.
Consular services
Services at the U.S. Consulate General
The Quebec City mission provides services for U.S. citizens and processes nonimmigrant visa applications.
U.S. citizen services
U.S. citizens can use the mission for eligible passport, citizenship and emergency assistance services according to current appointment requirements.
Emergency assistance
The Consulate General provides emergency support to U.S. citizens facing urgent situations such as lost passports, arrest, hospitalisation or other serious incidents.
Nonimmigrant visas
Quebec City is an official U.S. nonimmigrant visa issuing post. Applicants should follow current Department of State application and appointment instructions.
Appointments
Appointments at the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City
Visa and U.S. citizen services may require advance appointments. Use the official U.S. government booking system and service-specific instructions before travelling to the Consulate General.
Visa appointments: Quebec City is currently an active nonimmigrant visa issuing post. Visa appointment availability changes over time, so applicants should check the official U.S. visa scheduling system for current availability.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City
The Quebec City consular district covers Quebec City and the regions of Quebec north and east of the Montreal and Ottawa consular districts.
Quebec City
Quebec City and the surrounding region are served by the U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City.
Eastern and northern Quebec
The district includes areas around Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Rimouski and the Gaspé Peninsula.
Nunavut
The Territory of Nunavut is also included in the Quebec City consular district.
Before you visit
What to check before visiting
Check appointment requirements
Confirm whether your passport, citizenship or visa service requires an appointment before travelling.
Prepare your documents
Visa and U.S. citizen services have different documentation requirements. Review the official instructions for your specific service.
Use emergency contacts appropriately
The 24-hour emergency number is intended for urgent situations involving U.S. citizens, not routine visa or administrative enquiries.
Frequently asked questions
U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City FAQ
Is there a U.S. Consulate General in Quebec City?
Yes. The United States maintains a career Consulate General in Quebec City, Quebec.
Who is the U.S. Consul General in Quebec City?
Anne Dudte Johnson is the current Consul General.
Where is the U.S. Consulate General located?
The office is located at 2 Terrasse-Dufferin Street, Québec, Quebec G1R 4T9.
What is the phone number?
The main telephone number is +1 418 692 2095.
What is the emergency after-hours number?
The published 24-hour emergency number is +1 418 692 2096.
Does Quebec City process U.S. visas?
Yes. Quebec City is an official nonimmigrant visa issuing post.
Which areas does the Quebec City Consulate General serve?
The district covers Quebec City and regions north and east of the Montreal and Ottawa districts, including areas around Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Rimouski and the Gaspé Peninsula, as well as Nunavut.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointment requirements depend on the service. Check the official U.S. government instructions before visiting.