Consular representation of Brazil in Canada
Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General of Brazil in Vancouver provides passport, visa, document and consular assistance for Brazilian citizens and eligible applicants across western Canada.
Contact details
Contact the Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General is located on Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver and serves residents across western Canada.
Before visiting: Many services begin through Brazil’s e-Consular system. Submit the required documents online and wait for validation before arranging an in-person visit when necessary.
Consulate location
Where is the Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver?
The Consulate General is located at 666 Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia.
The current official address is 666 Burrard Street, Suite 2020, Vancouver, BC V6C 2X8, Canada.
About the mission
About the Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver
The Consulate General of Brazil in Vancouver is one of Brazil’s career consular posts in Canada and serves Brazilian citizens and eligible foreign applicants throughout its western Canadian consular district.
Brazil also maintains its Embassy in Ottawa and Consulates General in Toronto and Montreal, with each office responsible for a defined geographic area.
The Vancouver mission also provides emergency consular assistance to Brazilian nationals who are resident in or travelling through its jurisdiction.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Vancouver Consulate General provides a range of services through Brazil’s official consular system. Requirements vary according to the service requested.
Brazilian passports
Brazilian citizens residing abroad can apply for new Brazilian passports through the appropriate consular procedure.
Visas for Brazil
Eligible foreign applicants can apply for Brazilian visas through the Vancouver Consulate General according to the applicable visa category and requirements.
Document authentication
The Consulate provides eligible copy-authentication services for Brazilian documents and certain foreign documents that meet the applicable requirements.
Consular registration
Brazilian citizens residing in the jurisdiction can register with the Consulate and may request a Consular Registration Card under the official procedure.
Assistance to Brazilian citizens
The mission assists Brazilian nationals in situations such as serious illness, accidents, arrest, disappearance, domestic violence and other emergencies.
Other consular procedures
Additional services are available through the official e-Consular platform. Applicants should select the relevant service and follow the instructions provided for their request.
Application process
Appointments and e-Consular
The Consulate General uses Brazil’s e-Consular platform for many consular requests.
Applicants first create an account, choose the required service and upload the requested documents through the online system.
Appointment dates are not made available immediately. The Consulate first reviews the submitted documentation. After validation, applicants receive available dates and times when an in-person visit is required.
Original documents corresponding to the uploaded files must be brought to the Consulate when requested for an appointment.
Complete the online process first: Do not travel to the Consulate solely to begin an application. Follow the e-Consular instructions and wait for document validation or further directions.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver
The Vancouver Consulate General serves five provinces and territories in western and northern Canada.
- British Columbia
- Alberta
- Saskatchewan
- Yukon
- Northwest Territories
Brazilian residents outside this district should contact the Brazilian diplomatic or consular mission responsible for their place of residence.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Review the current official instructions for your service before travelling to the Consulate General.
Start with e-Consular
Many services require applicants to upload documentation online before an appointment or postal submission can proceed.
Check your jurisdiction
Confirm that you live in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon or the Northwest Territories before submitting a request to Vancouver.
Bring original documents
If an in-person appointment is required, bring the original documents corresponding to the files submitted through e-Consular.
Frequently asked questions
Brazilian Consulate General Vancouver FAQ
Is there a Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver?
Yes. Brazil operates a Consulate General at 666 Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver.
What is the address of the Brazilian Consulate General in Vancouver?
The official address is 666 Burrard Street, Suite 2020, Vancouver, BC V6C 2X8, Canada.
What is the telephone number?
The official general telephone number is +1 604 696 5311.
Which areas does the Vancouver Consulate General serve?
Its consular district covers British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
Do I need to use e-Consular?
Many services begin through Brazil’s e-Consular platform. Applicants upload the required documents and wait for the Consulate to review and validate the request.
Can I book an appointment immediately?
No. For services that require an appointment, dates are made available only after the submitted documentation has been checked and validated.
Does the Consulate provide passport services?
Yes. Brazilian consular posts abroad issue passports to eligible Brazilian citizens under the applicable official procedure.
Can I apply for a Brazilian visa in Vancouver?
Yes. The Vancouver Consulate General provides visa procedures for eligible applicants within its jurisdiction. Applicants should follow the current visa instructions before submitting documents.
What should I do in a consular emergency?
Brazilian citizens within the Vancouver consular district can contact the emergency consular number at +1 604 314 2287. Immediate threats to life or safety in Canada should be reported to 911 first.
Official information
Sources
Official Brazilian government sources used to verify the mission, contact information, jurisdiction, services and application procedure.