French consular representation in Atlantic Canada
French Consulate General in Moncton
The Consulate General of France in Moncton provides consular services and assistance for French citizens and eligible applicants across Atlantic Canada.
Contact details
Contact the French Consulate General in Moncton
The Consulate General is located on Main Street in downtown Moncton and is headed by Consul General Bertrand Cahuet.
Suite 700
Moncton, NB E1C 1E9
Canada
Before visiting: Check the official consular website or contact the Consulate General before travelling to confirm current appointment requirements and service availability.
Consulate location
Where is the French Consulate General in Moncton?
The Consulate General is located on Main Street in central Moncton.
The current French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs listing gives the address as 777 Main Street, Suite 700, Moncton, NB E1C 1E9, Canada.
About the mission
About the French Consulate General in Moncton
The Consulate General of France in Moncton is one of France’s career consular missions in Canada.
The mission serves France’s consular district in Atlantic Canada and provides a local point of contact for French citizens living in or travelling through the region.
France maintains additional Consulates General in Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto and Vancouver, while the Embassy of France in Ottawa is the country’s resident diplomatic mission in Canada.
Consular assistance
Consular Services
French consulates provide administrative services and consular protection for French citizens abroad. The exact office responsible can differ according to the procedure.
French passports
French consular missions provide passport services for eligible French citizens abroad. Check the current Moncton instructions and appointment requirements before applying.
National identity cards
Eligible French citizens can obtain information about French national identity-card procedures through the consular network.
Lost or stolen documents
French citizens can contact the Consulate General for guidance when a French passport or identity document is lost or stolen while in the consular district.
Consular protection
The Consulate General can provide assistance to French citizens facing serious difficulties such as accidents, arrest, detention or other urgent situations.
Election-related services
French citizens abroad can obtain guidance on consular electoral procedures and voting arrangements applicable to their consular district.
Administrative guidance
The Consulate General can direct applicants to the appropriate French authority when a procedure is handled by another consular post or central administration.
Civil status and nationality: French regulations assign civil-status and nationality responsibilities for the Moncton and Halifax district to the Consulate General of France in Montreal.
Consular registration: The register of French citizens living abroad for this consular district is also administered through the Consulate General in Montreal under the applicable French rules.
Consular district
Jurisdiction of the French Consulate General in Moncton
The official French consular district for Moncton and Halifax covers all four Atlantic provinces of Canada.
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Prince Edward Island
- Newfoundland and Labrador
Residents of these provinces should check the specific procedure they require, as certain administrative matters are handled centrally by the Consulate General in Montreal.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Check the official French consular information for your procedure before travelling to the Moncton office.
Confirm the correct office
Some procedures for residents of Atlantic Canada are handled by the Consulate General in Montreal rather than locally in Moncton.
Check appointment requirements
Many French consular procedures require an appointment. Confirm the current arrangement for your service before attending.
Prepare your documents
Passport and other administrative procedures require specific original documents, photographs or supporting evidence. Review the official checklist in advance.
Opening hours: Current regular public opening hours were not clearly published in the official sources used for this page. Contact the Consulate General before visiting.
Frequently asked questions
French Consulate General Moncton FAQ
Is there a French Consulate General in Moncton?
Yes. France maintains an active Consulate General at 777 Main Street in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Who is the French Consul General in Moncton?
The French government directory currently lists Bertrand Cahuet as Consul General.
What is the current address?
The French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs currently lists 777 Main Street, Suite 700, Moncton, NB E1C 1E9, Canada.
What is the telephone number?
The current French government listing gives +1 506 317 2720. France Consulaire can also be reached at +33 3 73 88 01 79.
Which areas does the Moncton Consulate General serve?
Its official consular district covers New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.
Can I apply for a French passport through the consular network?
Yes. French consular missions provide passport services for eligible French citizens abroad. Check the current Moncton instructions and appointment requirements before applying.
Does Moncton handle French civil-status matters?
French regulations assign civil-status matters for the Moncton and Halifax district to the Consulate General of France in Montreal.
Does Moncton handle French nationality matters?
Nationality responsibilities for this consular district are also assigned to the Consulate General in Montreal under the applicable French regulation.
What are the opening hours?
Current regular public opening hours were not clearly confirmed by the official sources used for this page. Contact the Consulate General before visiting.
Official information
Sources
Official French government sources used to verify the mission, address, Consul General, consular district and allocation of administrative responsibilities.