Philippine consular representation in Canada

Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver

The Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver provides passport, visa, civil registration, dual citizenship, notarial and other consular services for residents of British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

Contact details

Contact the Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver

The Consulate General is headed by Consul General Gina A. Jamoralin and is located at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver.

Official name
Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver
Consul General
Gina A. Jamoralin
Address
Suite 660
999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1
Canada
Fax
+1 604 685 9945
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, except on Philippine and Canadian holidays

Appointments: Consular services have their own application and appointment requirements. Check the current instructions for your specific service before visiting.

Consulate location

Where is the Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver?

The Consulate General is located inside the Canada Place complex in downtown Vancouver.

The current official address is Suite 660, 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1, Canada.

About the mission

About the Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver

The Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver is a career consular mission of the Republic of the Philippines and forms part of the country’s official diplomatic and consular network in Canada.

The Philippine consular presence in Vancouver dates back to May 1956. The post was upgraded to a Consulate General in August 1962.

Gina A. Jamoralin has served as Consul General in Vancouver since November 17, 2024.

The mission provides formal consular services for Filipino citizens and eligible foreign applicants within its consular district in western and northern Canada.

Consular assistance

Consular Services

The Vancouver Consulate General provides a broad range of official Philippine consular procedures.

Passports

Eligible Filipino citizens can apply for new passports, passport renewals and other passport-related procedures through the Consulate General.

Dual citizenship

Eligible natural-born Filipinos may apply to retain or reacquire Philippine citizenship under Republic Act No. 9225.

Civil registration

The Consulate handles eligible reports of birth, marriage and death involving Filipino citizens within its consular district.

Notarial services

The Consulate provides eligible acknowledgements, jurats, certifications and other notarial procedures for documents intended for use in the Philippines.

Visas

Foreign nationals who require a Philippine visa can review the current application requirements through the Consulate General.

Travel documents and other services

The Consulate also publishes procedures for travel documents, NBI-related services and other eligible consular matters.

Planning your visit

Appointments

Many services provided by the Vancouver Consulate General require an advance appointment.

Passport appointments

Passport applicants must book an appointment through the Consulate’s official appointment system and appear in person.

Dual citizenship

Dual citizenship applications are also handled by appointment, and personal appearance is required for the oath-taking process.

Check each service

Civil registration, notarial, visa and other services have their own current procedures. Review the official instructions before attending.

Office hours: The Consulate currently publishes general office hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday, except on Philippine and Canadian holidays. Office hours do not replace appointment requirements for individual services.

Consular district

Jurisdiction

The Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver serves British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

British Columbia

British Columbia forms the principal part of the Vancouver Consulate General’s consular district.

Yukon

Filipino citizens and eligible applicants in Yukon fall within the Vancouver Consulate General’s jurisdiction.

Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories are also included within the official Vancouver consular district.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Review the current requirements for your specific procedure before travelling to the Consulate General.

Book the correct appointment

Make sure you use the appointment procedure for the exact consular service you require.

Prepare all documents

Passport, citizenship, civil-registration, visa and notarial procedures each have specific supporting-document requirements.

Check current advisories

Office closures, outreach missions and service procedures can change. Review the Consulate’s latest official announcements before travelling.

Frequently asked questions

Philippine Consulate General Vancouver FAQ

Is there a Philippine Consulate General in Vancouver?

Yes. The Philippines maintains an active career Consulate General in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Who is the Philippine Consul General in Vancouver?

Gina A. Jamoralin is the current Philippine Consul General in Vancouver and has served in the post since November 17, 2024.

What is the address?

The current official address is Suite 660, 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1, Canada.

What are the telephone numbers?

The Consulate currently publishes +1 604 685 1619, while the Province of British Columbia lists +1 604 685 7645 for the post.

What is the email address?

The current general email address is vancouverpcg@telus.net.

What are the office hours?

The Consulate currently publishes office hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday, except on Philippine and Canadian holidays.

Do I need an appointment for a Philippine passport?

Yes. Passport services are by appointment, and passport applicants must appear in person.

Which areas does the Vancouver Consulate General cover?

The official consular district includes British Columbia, Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

What services does the Consulate General provide?

The Consulate publishes services including passports, visas, civil registration, notarial procedures, dual citizenship and travel documents.

Official information

Sources

Official Philippine, British Columbia and Canadian government sources used to verify the current Consul General, office details, services and consular district.