Dutch consular representation in Canada
Dutch Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Toronto provides consular services and represents Dutch interests across Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut.
Contact details
Contact the Dutch Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General is headed by Consul General Therese Marjan Schippers and is located at 1 Dundas Street West in downtown Toronto.
Suite 2106
Toronto, ON M5G 1Z3
Canada
Appointments: Most in-person government and consular services require an appointment. Check the current NetherlandsWorldwide instructions for your specific service before visiting.
Consulate location
Where is the Dutch Consulate General in Toronto?
The Consulate General is located at 1 Dundas Street West in central Toronto.
The current official address is 1 Dundas Street West, Suite 2106, Toronto, ON M5G 1Z3, Canada.
About the mission
About the Dutch Consulate General in Toronto
The Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Toronto is one of the Netherlands‘ principal career missions in Canada.
Therese Marjan Schippers, commonly known as Marjan Schippers, has served as Dutch Consul General in Toronto since 2025.
The Consulate General represents the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut and provides both consular and economic services within its area of responsibility.
The Toronto mission works alongside the Embassy of the Netherlands in Ottawa, the Consulate General in Vancouver and the Dutch honorary consular network across Canada.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
The Toronto Consulate General provides a range of Dutch government and consular services. Requirements and appointment procedures vary depending on the service.
Dutch passports and ID cards
Eligible Dutch citizens can apply for passports and Dutch identity cards through the career consular network in Canada, including the Toronto Consulate General.
Certificates
The Toronto office can assist with services such as certificates of life, certificates of residence and certain Dutch nationality certificate procedures.
Legalisation
Appointments are available for procedures including legalisation of signatures, copies of identity documents and certain document-related services.
Dutch nationality
Eligible applicants can use the Toronto Consulate General for certain procedures requiring in-person identity verification relating to Dutch nationality.
Long-stay procedures
The Toronto mission can handle certain procedures involving Dutch long-stay residence documentation, including MVV visa stickers where applicable.
Consular guidance
NetherlandsWorldwide provides the current requirements, checklists and appointment instructions for Dutch government services available in Canada.
Schengen visas: Standard short-stay Schengen visa applications in Canada may be handled through an external application provider. Always check NetherlandsWorldwide for the current application route before visiting the Consulate General.
Planning your visit
Appointments and Document Collection
Most services at the Toronto Consulate General require advance booking, while completed documents can be collected during designated collection hours.
Book the correct service
Use NetherlandsWorldwide to identify your service and follow the current appointment instructions for the Toronto Consulate General.
Front desk hours
The current front desk hours are Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm, by appointment only.
Document collection
Completed documents can currently be collected Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm without an appointment.
Consular district
Jurisdiction
The Dutch government identifies Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut as the Toronto Consulate General’s official area of representation.
Ontario
Ontario is the principal province served by the Toronto Consulate General and includes the mission’s home city and the Greater Toronto Area.
Manitoba
Manitoba is also within the Toronto Consulate General’s official area of responsibility.
Nunavut
Nunavut forms the northern territorial part of the Toronto mission’s official geographic coverage.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the latest NetherlandsWorldwide instructions for your specific service before travelling to the Consulate General.
Prepare your documents
Passport, nationality, certificate and legalisation procedures have specific document requirements. Bring all originals and supporting documents listed for your application.
Confirm your appointment
The public front desk operates by appointment. Confirm your booking and service requirements before travelling.
Check closing days
Dutch missions in Canada close on designated Canadian and Dutch holidays. Review the current official closing-day schedule before your visit.
Frequently asked questions
Dutch Consulate General Toronto FAQ
Is there a Dutch Consulate General in Toronto?
Yes. The Kingdom of the Netherlands maintains a career Consulate General in Toronto, Ontario.
Who is the Dutch Consul General in Toronto?
Therese Marjan Schippers, commonly known as Marjan Schippers, has served as Dutch Consul General in Toronto since 2025.
What is the address?
The Consulate General is located at 1 Dundas Street West, Suite 2106, Toronto, ON M5G 1Z3, Canada.
What is the telephone number?
The current official telephone number is +1 416 598 2534.
What are the opening hours?
The current front desk hours are Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm, by appointment only.
Which provinces and territories does the Toronto Consulate General cover?
The mission represents the Netherlands in Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut.
Can I apply for a Dutch passport in Toronto?
Yes. Passport and Dutch identity card applications can be submitted through the Toronto Consulate General subject to the current NetherlandsWorldwide requirements and appointment procedure.
Can I obtain a certificate of residence through the Toronto Consulate General?
Yes. Eligible Dutch nationals living in Canada can request a certificate of residence from the Toronto Consulate General in accordance with the current NetherlandsWorldwide procedure.
When can I collect a completed document?
Current official guidance allows document collection in Toronto Monday to Friday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm without an appointment.
Official information
Sources
Official Dutch government sources used to verify the current Consul General, office address, opening hours, jurisdiction and consular services.