Denmark Consulate Montreal

The Honorary Consulate of Denmark in Montreal is an honorary consular post of Denmark in Montréal, Quebec. It is run by an honorary consul – not a career diplomat – who helps Danish citizens locally; passports, visas and most other formal consular services are handled by the Embassy of Denmark in Canada or one of the consulates listed below.

Contact Details

Address 1 Place Ville Marie, 35th floor, Montréal, Quebec H3B 4M4, Canada
Telephone +1 514 877 3060
Email montreal@umgate.dk
Honorary Consul André Vautour

Opening Hours

No regular opening hours are published for the honorary consulate. Call or e-mail to arrange a visit.

Location of the Honorary Consulate

Before your visit

  • Location: The honorary consulate is in the Ville-Marie area of Montréal, Quebec, in the centre of Montréal; the nearest airport is Montréal–Trudeau International Airport (YUL), about 14 km away. The nearest rapid-transit station is Gare Centrale (REM, less than 1 km). (distances: OpenStreetMap)

About the Honorary Consulate of Denmark in Montreal

The honorary consul is André Vautour, according to the Global Affairs Canada list. It is one of 7 honorary consular posts of Denmark in Canada listed in the Global Affairs Canada list. Denmark also has its embassy in Ottawa and 1 career consular post in Canada.

Which Danish office handles passports and visas?

For passports, visas and other formal consular services, contact the Embassy of Denmark in Canada or one of the consulates listed below. The honorary consulate in Montreal can help with first steps and pass on documents, but it does not replace a career consulate.

Contact details of the Danish Embassy in Ottawa, as listed on its page in this directory:

  • Address: 47 Clarence Street, Suites 450 and 460, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9K1, Canada
  • Telephone: +1 613 562 1811
  • Email: ottamb@um.dk
  • Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 09:00–16:00; Friday 09:00–15:00
  • Website: canada.um.dk

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 Denmark and approved by the host country. Depending on the powers granted, the honorary consul can help Danish 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 in Montreal

71 other countries are represented in Montreal, among them: Dominican Republic (consulate general), Ecuador (honorary), Egypt (consulate general), El Salvador (consulate general), Estonia (honorary), Finland (honorary), France (consulate general), Germany (consulate general), Greece (consulate general), Guatemala (consulate general), Haiti (consulate general), Honduras (consulate), Hungary (consulate general), Iceland (honorary), Iraq (consulate general), Israel (consulate general), Italy (consulate general), Jamaica (honorary), Japan (consulate general), South Korea (consulate general). The full list of all 72 missions is on the overview page for Canada.

Closing days

Honorary consuls set their own office hours; the honorary consulate is usually closed on Canada’s general holidays (Canada Labour Code, section 166) and on the holidays of Quebec, and may also close on public holidays of Denmark.

Emergency assistance

In Canada, dial 911 for the police, an ambulance or the fire service (GOV.UK travel advice). Canadians who need consular help in Denmark can contact the Embassy of Canada in Copenhagen, according to Global Affairs Canada (travel.gc.ca).

Diplomatic missions of Denmark in Canada

Denmark in Canada

Measured in a straight line from Montreal, the nearest other Danish office is the Embassy in Ottawa (about 170 km). Distances in brackets are straight-line distances from Montreal.

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Details checked on 24 October 2026. Sources: Global Affairs Canada, Office of Protocol – Foreign Representatives in Canada: diplomatic missions’ and consular offices’ addresses, heads of mission (accessed 24 October 2026), Canada Labour Code, section 166 – general holidays (Justice Laws Website, current to 30 September 2026), GOV.UK foreign travel advice: Canada (getting help).

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