French consulate in New Brunswick
You will not find a French consulate in New Brunswick. The office for New Brunswick is the Consulate General of France in New York, a drive of 40 miles (1 h 4 min).
Which French consulate covers New Brunswick?
The district map is simple here: New Jersey, with New Brunswick in it, goes to the Consulate General of France in New York.
French honorary consul near New Brunswick
For New Brunswick, the Honorary Consulate of France in Princeton is the honorary office named for this area, 17 miles by road (28 min).
Its directory card gives a phone number and an email. It issues no passport, but can hand one over for $11.35 (€10) if you ask for it when you apply.
Visa applicants from New Brunswick deal with TLScontact, not the consulate; its nearest center is in New York, 27 miles away as the crow flies. The centers' list comes from TLScontact's US page as archived in October 2025 (TLScontact): check it before you book.
Nearby cities and their consulate
- Staten Island, 17 miles away, covered by New York
- Elizabeth, 17 miles away, covered by New York
- Irvington, 20 miles away, covered by New York
- Newark, New Jersey, 22 miles away, covered by New York
What you can settle from New Brunswick without traveling
- Have a death transcribed by mail; no deadline is set for it.
- Get a French document apostilled through the regional council of notaries, which took over on May 1, 2025.
- Download your certificate of residence from Service-Public.fr if you are on the Registre.
frenchconsulates.us is a private guide. We do not represent the French State and take no part in any consular service.
The information comes from official sources that sometimes disagree with one another, and is reviewed regularly. Confirm before you travel.