Norwegian honorary consular representation in Canada
Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
The Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto provides local assistance to Norwegian citizens, promotes Norwegian interests and supports Norwegian-Canadian cooperation in Ontario.
Contact details
Contact the Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
The honorary consular post is headed by Honorary Consul General Marianne Koritzinsky and is located on Bloor Street West in Toronto.
Suite 2109
Toronto, ON M4W 3E2
Canada
Appointments: Norway states that business hours at its honorary consulates in Canada are by appointment only. Contact the Toronto office before travelling.
Consulate location
Where is the Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto?
The honorary consular office is located at 2 Bloor Street West in central Toronto.
The current official address is 2 Bloor Street West, Suite 2109, Toronto, ON M4W 3E2, Canada.
About the post
About the Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto
Norway maintains an Honorary Consulate General in Toronto as part of its diplomatic and consular network in Canada.
Marianne Koritzinsky is currently listed by the Royal Norwegian Embassy as Consul General in Toronto.
Norway describes its honorary consuls as local representatives who assist Norwegian citizens with practical and administrative matters, promote Norwegian interests and support Norwegian-Canadian cooperation.
The Toronto post works alongside the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Ottawa and Norway’s other honorary consular offices across Canada.
Local role
Local Assistance
The Toronto Honorary Consulate General provides local guidance and assistance within the functions assigned to Norway’s honorary consular network.
Assistance to Norwegians
Honorary consuls can advise and assist Norwegian citizens with certain practical and administrative matters involving Norway and Canada.
Norwegian interests
The honorary post helps promote Norwegian interests and maintain links with businesses, institutions and communities in Ontario.
Norwegian-Canadian cooperation
The Consulate General supports cooperation and connections between Norway and Canada within its local area.
Visas and immigration: Norwegian honorary consuls in Canada are not involved in visa or residence permit cases. Applicants must use Norway’s designated immigration and visa channels.
Planning your visit
Appointments
Visits to the Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto are by appointment only.
Contact the office first
Call or email the Honorary Consulate General before travelling to arrange an appointment.
No regular walk-in service
Norway states that all business hours at its honorary consulates in Canada are by appointment only.
Explain your enquiry
Provide details about the assistance you need so the office can confirm whether the matter can be handled locally.
Visitor information
Before You Visit
Confirm your appointment and the correct procedure for your enquiry before travelling to the honorary consular office.
Arrange an appointment
Do not rely on walk-in availability. Contact the office in advance using the current official telephone number or email address.
Check the service required
Honorary consulates provide a more limited range of services than an embassy or career consulate. Confirm that your request can be handled in Toronto.
Visa applicants
Visa and residence permit applications are handled through Norway’s designated immigration and visa system rather than the Toronto Honorary Consulate General.
Frequently asked questions
Norwegian Honorary Consulate General Toronto FAQ
Is there a Norwegian Honorary Consulate General in Toronto?
Yes. Norway currently maintains an active Honorary Consulate General in Toronto, Ontario.
Who is the Norwegian Honorary Consul General in Toronto?
Marianne Koritzinsky is currently listed as Honorary Consul General in Toronto.
What is the address?
The current official address is 2 Bloor Street West, Suite 2109, Toronto, ON M4W 3E2, Canada.
What is the telephone number?
The current official telephone number is +1 437 225 2233.
What is the email address?
The current official email address is NorwegianConsulateGeneral.TO@gmail.com.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Norway states that business hours at its honorary consulates in Canada are by appointment only.
What can the Honorary Consulate General help with?
Norwegian honorary consuls assist Norwegian citizens with certain practical and administrative matters, promote Norwegian interests and support Norwegian-Canadian cooperation.
Can the Toronto Honorary Consulate General process a Norwegian visa?
No. Norwegian honorary consuls are not involved in visa or residence permit cases. Applicants must follow Norway’s official visa and immigration procedure.
Official information
Sources
Official Norwegian and Ontario government sources used to verify the current Honorary Consul General, office address and contact information.