Consulate General · Boston
Consulate General of Germany in Boston
Looking for the German embassy? Germany’s embassy is in Washington, DC. For passports, visas and other consular services in Boston, this consulate general is the place to go – check that it serves the state you live in.
Before you go: confirm the address, opening hours and your appointment on the official consulate website. Details can change without notice.
Book an appointment
This is Germany's official U.S.-wide system, used by all its embassies and consulates in the country – select Boston (or the office for your consular district) when you book.
- Long-stay visa (Consular Services Portal) German Federal Foreign Office · national visa
- Appointments at German missions in the U.S. germany.info · passport, visa, consular services
EmbassyPin doesn't book appointments or charge for them. Official appointments are booked directly with the consulate or its authorized visa center.
Link source: service2.diplo.de · last checked October 17, 2026
What to bring (typical documents — confirm on the official site)
- Valid passport (and copies of the data page)
- Passport-style photos in the format the consulate specifies
- Completed application form, signed
- Fee payment in an accepted method (some offices only take money orders or cards)
- Appointment confirmation (printed or on your phone)
Requirements differ by country, service and nationality. This is generic guidance, not a checklist from the consulate.
Address & contact
- Address
- Three Copley Place, Suite 500, Boston, MA 02116Source: German Consulate General Boston (official)
- Phone
- +1 617-369-4900Source: German Consulate General Boston (official)
- Website
- germany.info (official)Source: German Consulate General Boston (official)
- Opening hours
- Not listed in our sources – check the official website
- Type
- Consulate GeneralSource: U.S. Department of State – Consular Notification and Access contacts
- Official name
- Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Pin location: Wikidata. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Visa & travel tips
- Book ahead. Most Boston consulates require an online appointment for passports and visas; walk-in hours, if any, are limited.
- Check jurisdiction. A consulate serves a defined consular district (often several states). Confirm on the official website that this office serves your place of residence.
- Prepare documents. Bring originals and copies, passport photos in the exact required format, and certified translations where asked.
- Consider e-visas. Many countries now issue e-visas or visas on arrival, which can save you a trip to the consulate.
- Expect security screening and bring a government-issued photo ID. Large bags are often not allowed.
FAQ
Where is the Consulate General of Germany in Boston located?
According to German Consulate General Boston (official), the address is Three Copley Place, Suite 500, Boston, MA 02116. Please confirm on the official website before visiting.
What is the phone number of the Consulate General of Germany in Boston?
The phone number listed by German Consulate General Boston (official) is +1 617-369-4900.
What are the opening hours?
None of our sources list opening hours for this office. Check the official website (germany.info) or call ahead.
Do I need an appointment?
Many consulates in Boston only serve visitors with a prior online appointment, especially for passports and visas. Check the official website for the current booking system and requirements.
What is the difference between a consulate and an embassy?
An embassy is a country's main diplomatic mission, usually located in the capital (for the United States, Washington, D.C.). A consulate general is a regional office that provides services such as passports, visas and civil registration to people in its consular district.
How current is this information?
This record was last checked against its sources (U.S. Department of State – Consular Notification and Access contacts; German Consulate General Boston (official); OpenStreetMap; Wikidata) on October 24, 2026. It has not been confirmed by the office itself. If something is wrong, please report a change.
Sources & verification
Last checked against sources: October 24, 2026. Verification level: matched in multiple open-data sources.
- U.S. Department of State – Consular Notification and Access contacts
- German Consulate General Boston (official)
- German Consulate General Boston (official)
- OpenStreetMap (node/6441634610)
- Wikidata (Q131400286)
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