14 foreign consular offices currently operate in Denver, representing 13 countries. Browse the list below to find your country’s consulate or embassy.
Denver hosts a network of 14 foreign consular missions in the state of Mountain, providing essential services to expatriate communities, business travelers and dual nationals. These offices handle passport renewals, visa applications, document authentication, civil records, and emergency assistance for citizens of 13 nations.
Whether you’re a foreign national living in Denver, a tourist needing emergency consular help, or a U.S. resident processing documents for international use, the consulates listed here are your direct contact points. Each office serves a defined jurisdiction—use the directory to identify the right one for your case.
Click any consulate below to access full details: verified address, phone, opening hours, appointment booking and services available.
Distance is not the only factor. Each foreign consulate covers a defined geographic jurisdiction assigned by its home country’s foreign ministry. You must use the consulate that officially covers your state of residence, even if a closer one exists in another city.
For document authentication, passport renewal and mail-in services, some consulates accept applications from outside their jurisdiction. For in-person procedures requiring biometrics, identity verification or registration, jurisdiction is strictly enforced.
Most consulates in Denver require an appointment booked in advance. Common appointment systems include online booking portals (often country-specific like MEXITEL for Mexico, e-Consular for Brazil, or Prenot@Mi for Italy), phone bookings, and country embassy apps.
For emergency consular services (lost passports, accidents, detentions), most consulates maintain a 24/7 hotline independent of the regular appointment system. Check each individual office’s page for emergency contact details.