The Honorary Consulate of Austria in San Marino is a volunteer-run office that assists Austrian citizens in the Republic; passport and visa questions go to the Austrian embassy accredited to San Marino, based in Rome.
Contact Details
| Address | Via del Serrone, 109, 47890 San Marino |
| Telephone | +378 0549 878571 |
| Fax | +378 0549 878571 |
| sanmarino.consolato_daustria@gmx.at | |
| Head of Mission | Isabella Marie Gumpert, Honorary Consul |
Opening Hours
No regular opening hours are published. Contact the consulate by phone or e-mail to arrange a visit.
Location of the Consulate
About the honorary consulate in San Marino
The honorary consulate represents Austria in San Marino. According to the San Marino foreign ministry’s list of bilateral relations, it is headed by Isabella Marie Gumpert (honorary consul). No opening hours are published; arrange a visit in advance. To do so, call +378 0549 878571 or e-mail sanmarino.consolato_daustria@gmx.at.
The number +378 0549 878571 is listed for both telephone and fax.
The office is in San Marino, about 2 km in a straight line from the Palazzo Pubblico in the City of San Marino. The nearest airport is Federico Fellini Airport in Rimini (about 17 km); Bologna Airport is about 116 km away.
San Marino is not part of the Schengen area, but according to San Marino’s foreign ministry it can only be reached by crossing it; the entry authorisations it mentions concern visitors from outside the Schengen area, so Austrian citizens need no visa. Anyone staying longer than 30 days needs a stay or residence permit and must apply within that period at the Gendarmerie’s Foreigners’ Office.
Which Austrian office issues passports and visas?
For passports and other formal consular services, Austrian citizens should turn to the Austrian embassy accredited to San Marino, based in Rome, which is responsible for San Marino.
Austria has no embassy in San Marino. According to the San Marino foreign ministry’s list of bilateral relations, the Embassy of Austria in Rome is accredited to San Marino: Via Reno, 9, 00198 Rome, Italy; tel. +39 06 853725; e-mail heiliger-stuhl-ob@bmeia.gv.at. The ambassador is Marcus Bergmann. This is the address of Austria’s embassy to the Holy See, not of the Austrian Embassy to Italy.
What can an honorary consul do?
An honorary consul is not a career diplomat but a local resident – often a business person or lawyer – appointed by Austria and approved by the host country. Depending on the powers granted, the honorary consul can help Austrian citizens in an emergency (lost passport, accident, arrest), pass on applications and documents to the embassy, and certify signatures or life certificates. Passports and visas are not issued by an honorary consulate; they remain the responsibility of the embassy or a career consulate.
Other consulates and embassies in San Marino
12 other countries are represented in San Marino: Colombia (honorary), Finland (honorary), France (honorary), Holy See (apostolic nunciature), Italy (embassy), Japan (honorary), Lithuania (honorary), Mexico (honorary), Monaco (honorary), Poland (honorary), Portugal (honorary), Sovereign Order of Malta (embassy).
Closing days
San Marino’s Law No. 152 of 1990 lists these public holidays: New Year’s Day, Epiphany (6 January), Saint Agatha (5 February), the Anniversary of the Arengo (25 March), Easter Monday, the investiture of the Captains Regent (1 April and 1 October), Labour Day (1 May), Corpus Christi, the Fall of Fascism (28 July), the Assumption (15 August), the feast of Saint Marinus and foundation of the Republic (3 September), All Saints’ Day, the Commemoration of the Dead (2 November), the Immaculate Conception (8 December), Christmas Day and Saint Stephen’s Day (26 December). Holidays that fall on a Sunday are not moved to another day.
Emergency assistance
In San Marino, dial 112 or 113 for the police, 115 for the fire service and 118 for an ambulance (UK Foreign Office travel advice). Sammarinese citizens who need help in Austria can contact the Embassy of San Marino in Vienna and the Honorary Consulate General of San Marino in Vienna, according to San Marino’s lists of its embassies and consulates abroad.
Austrian missions for San Marino
- Rome – Embassy of Austria (accredited to San Marino; no resident embassy in San Marino)
- San Marino – Honorary Consulate (this page)
San Marino in Austria
Frequently asked questions about the Honorary Consulate of Austria in San Marino
Does Austria have an embassy in San Marino?
No. The Austrian embassy in Rome is accredited to San Marino, according to the Sammarinese government.
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Details checked on 19 October 2026. Sources: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of San Marino – bilateral relations: Austria (accessed 19 October 2026), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of San Marino – information for visitors, Law No. 152 of 18 December 1990 on the calendar of public holidays (Consiglio Grande e Generale), UK Foreign Office travel advice for San Marino – emergency numbers.
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