Polish honorary consular representation in Canada

Polish Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The Honorary Consulate of Poland in Halifax provides a local point of contact for Polish citizens and Poland-related consular enquiries in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Contact details

Contact the Polish Honorary Consulate in Halifax

The honorary consular post is headed by Honorary Consul Jan Skora and is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Official name
Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Poland in Halifax
Honorary Consul
Jan Skora
Address
14 Samuel Terrace
Halifax, NS B3N 3A2
Canada
Telephone

Before visiting: Regular public opening hours are not published in Poland’s current official honorary-consulate directory. Contact the office before travelling.

Consulate location

Where is the Polish Honorary Consulate in Halifax?

The current Polish and Nova Scotia government directories both list the honorary consular office at 14 Samuel Terrace in Halifax.

The current official address is 14 Samuel Terrace, Halifax, NS B3N 3A2, Canada.

About the post

About the Polish Honorary Consulate in Halifax

Poland maintains an active honorary consular presence in Halifax as part of its diplomatic and consular network in Canada.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland currently lists Jan Skora as Honorary Consul in Halifax.

The Province of Nova Scotia also recognizes Jan Skora as Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland. The provincial consular list records his appointment from October 2018.

The Halifax post provides Poland with a local consular presence in Atlantic Canada and works within the wider consular district of the Consulate General of Poland in Montreal.

Local role

Local Assistance

The Honorary Consulate can provide local guidance and help direct enquiries to the appropriate Polish authority or career consular mission.

General consular guidance

The honorary post can serve as an initial point of contact for Polish citizens and other people seeking information about consular matters.

Local representation

The Honorary Consul supports Poland’s official presence and relations with communities and institutions in Atlantic Canada.

Referral to Montreal

Formal procedures requiring a career consul can be referred to the Consulate General of Poland in Montreal, which covers the Atlantic provinces.

Service availability: Services offered by a Polish career consulate are not automatically available at an honorary post. Contact the Halifax office before submitting documents or arranging a visit.

Consular district

Jurisdiction

Poland’s official worldwide mission directory assigns the Halifax Honorary Consulate a consular district covering Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Nova Scotia

The Halifax honorary post provides Poland with a local consular presence in Nova Scotia.

New Brunswick

New Brunswick is included within the honorary post’s officially published consular district.

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is also included within the consular district assigned to the Halifax Honorary Consulate.

Important service information

Passport Services

Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that honorary consuls do not issue Polish passports.

No passport issuance

The Halifax Honorary Consulate is not a permanent passport-issuing consular post.

Career consular services

Polish passport applications normally require an appropriate career consular office and personal appearance.

Montreal Consulate General

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island fall within the wider career consular district of the Consulate General of Poland in Montreal.

Visitor information

Before You Visit

Contact the Honorary Consulate before travelling and confirm whether your particular request can be handled locally.

Contact the office first

Regular public opening hours are not currently published in Poland’s official Halifax listing.

Confirm the correct mission

Some official procedures must be completed through the Consulate General in Montreal rather than through the honorary post.

Prepare your documents

Ask which identification and supporting documents are required before visiting or sending any originals.

Frequently asked questions

Polish Honorary Consulate Halifax FAQ

Is there a Polish Honorary Consulate in Halifax?

Yes. Poland currently maintains an active Honorary Consulate in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Who is the Polish Honorary Consul in Halifax?

Jan Skora is currently listed by both Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Province of Nova Scotia as Honorary Consul of the Republic of Poland.

What is the address?

The current official address is 14 Samuel Terrace, Halifax, NS B3N 3A2, Canada.

What is the telephone number?

The current official telephone number is +1 902 219 0408.

What is the email address?

The current official email address is polishconsulhalifax@gmail.com.

Which areas does the Halifax Honorary Consulate cover?

Poland’s official mission directory lists Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island within the Halifax Honorary Consulate’s consular district.

Can I apply for a Polish passport at the Honorary Consulate in Halifax?

No. Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that honorary consuls do not issue passports. Passport applicants should use the appropriate Polish career consular service.

What are the opening hours?

Regular public opening hours are not published in Poland’s current official honorary-consulate directory. Contact the office before visiting.

Official information

Sources

Official Polish and Nova Scotia government sources used to verify the active honorary post, Honorary Consul, contact details and consular district.