Consular representation of Chile in Canada
Chilean Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General of Chile in Montreal provides identity documents, civil registration, certificates, notarial and other consular services for residents across its eastern Canadian district.
Contact details
Contact the Chilean Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General is located on Sherbrooke Street West in Montreal and is headed by Consul General Maximiliano Alejandro Valdés Mena.
Before visiting: The Consulate asks people who need to complete a consular procedure to request an appointment in advance by email.
Consulate location
Where is the Chilean Consulate General in Montreal?
The Consulate General is located on Sherbrooke Street West near Metcalfe Street in downtown Montreal.
The current official address is 1010 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 710, Montreal, QC H3A 2R7, Canada.
The Consulate advises public-transport users that Peel metro station is nearby, using the Metcalfe Street exit.
About the mission
About the Chilean Consulate General in Montreal
The Consulate General of Chile in Montreal is one of Chile’s career consular posts in Canada. It serves Chilean citizens and eligible applicants across Quebec and the Atlantic provinces within its consular district.
The post is headed by Consul General Maximiliano Alejandro Valdés Mena, with Valentina Patricia Ponce del Canto serving as Vice Consul General.
Chile also maintains its Embassy in Ottawa and Consulates General in Toronto and Vancouver, together with honorary consular representation in other parts of Canada.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Montreal Consulate General publishes official procedures for Chilean citizens, foreign nationals and companies.
Passports and identity documents
Eligible Chilean citizens can complete passport and identity-card procedures through Chilean consular offices abroad.
Civil registration
The Consulate handles eligible civil-status matters, including registrations involving births, marriages and deaths abroad.
Certificates
Eligible applicants can request Chilean civil-registry and other official certificates through the applicable consular procedure.
Notarial services
The Consulate performs eligible notarial acts and document procedures within the authority assigned to Chilean consular officers.
Emergency travel documents
Eligible Chilean nationals who no longer have usable travel documents may be able to obtain a temporary travel document for travel to Chile.
Travel authorization for minors
The Consulate provides procedures relating to authorization for minors to travel when the applicable Chilean requirements are met.
Legalizations
The mission publishes information concerning legalization and document procedures for eligible foreign and commercial documents.
Consular assistance
Chilean citizens within the district can contact the Consulate for guidance and assistance, including in certain emergency situations.
Other procedures
The mission also publishes information on military obligations, customs-related procedures and recognition of academic qualifications.
Visiting arrangements
Appointments
The Consulate General asks applicants who wish to complete a consular procedure to request an appointment by email.
Appointment requests should be sent to montreal@consulado.gob.cl.
Explain the procedure you require and wait for instructions concerning the appointment and documents you should bring.
Plan ahead: Public service hours are currently listed as Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., but applicants should arrange their consular visit in advance.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the Chilean Consulate General in Montreal
The Montreal Consulate General is responsible for Quebec and Canada’s four Atlantic provinces.
- Quebec
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Prince Edward Island
- Nova Scotia
- New Brunswick
Residents outside this district should contact the Chilean diplomatic or consular office responsible for their province or territory.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the current requirements for your specific procedure before travelling to the Consulate General.
Request an appointment
Contact the Consulate by email in advance and identify the consular procedure you need to complete.
Prepare your documents
Requirements differ for passports, civil registrations, certificates, notarial acts and other procedures. Bring the documents specified for your service.
Check your jurisdiction
The Montreal Consulate General serves Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Frequently asked questions
Chilean Consulate General Montreal FAQ
Is there a Chilean Consulate General in Montreal?
Yes. Chile operates a Consulate General at 1010 Sherbrooke Street West in Montreal, Quebec.
What is the address of the Chilean Consulate General?
The current official address is 1010 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 710, Montreal, QC H3A 2R7, Canada.
Who is the Chilean Consul General in Montreal?
Maximiliano Alejandro Valdés Mena is currently listed by the Government of Quebec as Consul General of Chile in Montreal.
What are the consular hours?
The Consulate currently lists public service hours from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Do I need an appointment?
Applicants who need to complete a consular procedure are asked to request an appointment in advance by emailing montreal@consulado.gob.cl.
Which provinces does the Montreal Consulate General serve?
Its consular district covers Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Does the Consulate provide passport and identity-card services?
Yes. Chilean consular offices abroad provide eligible passport and identity-document procedures for Chilean citizens.
Can civil-status matters be handled at the Consulate?
Yes. The Montreal Consulate publishes procedures covering family and civil-status matters, including eligible registrations and certificates.
What is the emergency telephone number?
The current 24-hour emergency number is +1 514 246 0405. It should be used for genuine consular emergencies rather than routine enquiries.
Official information
Sources
Official Chilean and Quebec government sources used to verify the mission, current leadership, contact details, consular services and jurisdiction.