Consular representation of Brazil in Canada
Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General of Brazil in Toronto provides passport, visa, civil registration, nationality and other consular services for residents within its Canadian jurisdiction.
Contact details
Contact the Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General is located on Bloor Street West in central Toronto and is headed by Consul General Enio Cordeiro.
Before visiting: Most consular services require applicants to begin through Brazil’s e-Consular system and submit documents for review before an appointment becomes available.
Consulate location
Where is the Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto?
The Consulate General is located at 77 Bloor Street West in Toronto, Ontario.
The current official address is 1109-77 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1M2, Canada.
About the mission
About the Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General of Brazil in Toronto is one of Brazil’s principal career consular posts in Canada. It provides services to Brazilian citizens and eligible foreign applicants within its consular district.
Ambassador Enio Cordeiro has served as Consul General in Toronto since June 2024.
Brazil also maintains an Embassy in Ottawa and Consulates General in Montreal and Vancouver, each with its own geographic consular jurisdiction.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Toronto Consulate General provides a broad range of Brazilian consular services. Requirements and application procedures vary by service.
Brazilian passports
Eligible Brazilian citizens can apply for passports through the Consulate General under the applicable e-Consular procedure.
Visas for Brazil
The Consulate General processes eligible Brazilian visa applications from applicants residing within its consular jurisdiction.
Birth registration
Children born abroad to eligible Brazilian parents may have their foreign birth registered through the Consulate under Brazilian consular rules.
Marriage registration
Eligible foreign marriages can be registered with the Consulate General after the required documents have been submitted and validated.
Nationality matters
The mission provides information and services relating to Brazilian nationality under the applicable legal and consular procedures.
Electoral matters
Brazilian citizens abroad can obtain information concerning voter registration and other electoral procedures applicable to residents overseas.
Powers of attorney
Eligible applicants can request Brazilian consular powers of attorney following the applicable documentation and e-Consular requirements.
Civil records
The Consulate handles eligible civil-registration matters and related certificates according to Brazilian law and consular regulations.
Assistance to Brazilian citizens
The mission provides consular assistance to Brazilian nationals within its jurisdiction, including in certain emergency or distress situations.
Application process
Appointments and e-Consular
The Consulate General uses Brazil’s e-Consular system for requests for many consular services.
Applicants first create an account, select the service they require and upload the requested documentation for review.
An appointment is not made immediately. After the documentation has been checked and validated, the system provides available dates and times for an in-person visit when required.
Applicants attending the Consulate must bring the original documents corresponding to the images previously submitted through e-Consular.
Do not travel to the Consulate before completing the required online steps. Review the instructions for your particular service and wait for validation before scheduling an in-person appointment.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto
The Toronto Consulate General serves residents in parts of central Canada and Nunavut.
- Ontario, except the National Capital Region
- Manitoba
- Nunavut
The National Capital Region is served by the Embassy of Brazil in Ottawa. Other provinces and territories are assigned to Brazil’s Consulates General in Montreal or Vancouver.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the official procedure for your particular consular service before travelling to the Toronto office.
Use e-Consular first
Many applications begin online. Upload the requested documents and wait for the Consulate to review them before attempting to schedule a visit.
Bring original documents
When an in-person appointment is required, bring the original versions of documents previously uploaded through the e-Consular system.
Check your jurisdiction
Confirm that your place of residence falls within the Toronto consular district before submitting an application.
Frequently asked questions
Brazilian Consulate General Toronto FAQ
Is there a Brazilian Consulate General in Toronto?
Yes. Brazil operates a Consulate General at 77 Bloor Street West in Toronto, Ontario.
What is the address of the Brazilian Consulate General?
The current official address is 1109-77 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1M2, Canada.
Who is the Brazilian Consul General in Toronto?
Ambassador Enio Cordeiro has served as Consul General of Brazil in Toronto since June 2024.
Which areas does the Toronto Consulate General serve?
Its jurisdiction covers Ontario except the National Capital Region, Manitoba and Nunavut.
Do I need to use e-Consular?
Many consular services begin through Brazil’s e-Consular platform. Applicants select their service, upload documentation and wait for the Consulate to validate the request.
Can I book an appointment immediately?
Not normally. The e-Consular system makes appointment dates available only after the required documentation has been reviewed and validated for services that require an in-person visit.
Does the Consulate issue Brazilian visas?
Yes. The Toronto Consulate General processes eligible visa applications for applicants who fall within its consular jurisdiction.
Can I register a foreign marriage at the Consulate?
Eligible Brazilian citizens can request registration of a foreign marriage according to the Consulate’s documentation and e-Consular requirements.
Does the Consulate provide passport services?
Yes. Brazilian citizens within the Toronto consular district can use the official consular procedure to apply for eligible passport services.
Official information
Sources
Official Brazilian and Ontario government sources used to verify the mission, contact information, jurisdiction and consular application procedures.