German honorary representation in Atlantic Canada

German Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The Honorary Consulate of Germany in Halifax provides passport applications, selected legal and document services, and consular assistance for residents of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Contact details

Contact the German Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The Honorary Consulate is headed by Honorary Consul Suzanne I. Rix and serves residents of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Official post
Honorary Consulate of the Federal Republic of Germany in Halifax
Honorary Consul
Suzanne I. Rix
Address
Nova Centre – South Tower
Suite 1500, 1625 Grafton Street
Halifax, NS B3J 0E8
Canada
Telephone
Fax
+1 902 421 3130
Opening hours
Tuesday and Thursday
By appointment only

Appointment required: The German Honorary Consulate in Halifax operates on Tuesday and Thursday by appointment only.

Consulate location

Where is the German Honorary Consulate in Halifax?

The Honorary Consulate is located in the South Tower of the Nova Centre in downtown Halifax.

The current official address is Suite 1500, 1625 Grafton Street, Halifax, NS B3J 0E8, Canada.

About the consulate

About the German Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The German Honorary Consulate in Halifax forms part of Germany’s diplomatic and consular network in Canada.

The post is headed by Honorary Consul Suzanne I. Rix and reports to the German Consulate General in Toronto.

The Halifax office provides several substantive German consular services, including passport applications and selected civil-status and certification procedures.

Services outside the Honorary Consulate’s delegated authority must be handled by the German Consulate General in Toronto.

Available services

Consular Services

Germany specifically authorizes the Halifax Honorary Consulate to provide a range of consular and document services.

Passport applications

Eligible German citizens can submit passport applications through the Honorary Consulate in Halifax by appointment.

Name declarations

Eligible declarations relating to names under German law can be accepted through the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Birth registrations

Applications relating to registration of births and other eligible civil-status procedures can be submitted where applicable.

Signature certifications

The Honorary Consulate can certify signatures for procedures such as police-clearance applications, powers of attorney, approval declarations and renunciation of succession.

Certified photocopies

The office can certify copies of documents where this service is permitted under German consular rules.

Consular attestations

The Honorary Consulate can issue certain consular certificates and attestations.

Emergency assistance

German citizens can contact the Honorary Consulate for assistance in situations such as accidents, deaths, arrests or when help locating legal assistance is required.

Life certificates

Germany’s current service overview lists life certificates among the services available through the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Driver’s licence certificates

Certificates relating to German driver’s licences are also listed among the services available through the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Not available in Halifax: The Honorary Consulate does not handle citizenship applications, notarization of applications for certificates of inheritance, acknowledgments of paternity, other notarizations, legalization of Canadian documents or visa applications.

Visiting arrangements

Appointments

The German Honorary Consulate in Halifax operates on Tuesday and Thursday by appointment only.

Contact the Honorary Consulate before attending and confirm which documents, photographs, forms and fees are required for your procedure.

No general walk-in service: The published Tuesday and Thursday availability does not mean that visitors can attend without an appointment.

Consular district

Jurisdiction of the German Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The Halifax Honorary Consulate serves applicants residing in three Atlantic Canadian provinces.

  • Nova Scotia
  • New Brunswick
  • Prince Edward Island

The German Consulate General in Toronto is the supervising career mission for the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Confirm that both your place of residence and the service you need fall within the Halifax Honorary Consulate’s authority before travelling.

Book an appointment

The office provides services on Tuesday and Thursday by appointment. Contact the Honorary Consulate before attending.

Check your district

The Halifax post serves residents of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Check the service

Visa applications, citizenship matters and several specialized notarial procedures cannot be handled through the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Frequently asked questions

German Honorary Consulate Halifax FAQ

Is there a German Honorary Consulate in Halifax?

Yes. Germany maintains an active Honorary Consulate in Halifax headed by Honorary Consul Suzanne I. Rix.

Who is the German Honorary Consul in Halifax?

Suzanne I. Rix is currently listed by the German Federal Foreign Office as Honorary Consul.

What is the address?

The current official address is Nova Centre – South Tower, Suite 1500, 1625 Grafton Street, Halifax, NS B3J 0E8, Canada.

What is the telephone number?

The current official telephone number is +1 902 420 1599.

When is the Honorary Consulate open?

The current official listing states Tuesday and Thursday, by appointment only.

Can I apply for a German passport in Halifax?

Yes. Germany expressly lists passport applications among the services available through the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Can I apply for a German visa in Halifax?

No. Visa applications are not accepted by the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Which areas does the Halifax Honorary Consulate serve?

Its consular district covers Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Does Halifax handle German citizenship applications?

No. Citizenship applications are not handled by the Halifax Honorary Consulate. Contact the German Consulate General in Toronto for the competent procedure.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. Services are available on Tuesday and Thursday by appointment only.

Official information

Sources

Official German government sources used to verify the Honorary Consul, address, opening hours, consular district and available services.