The Honorary Consulate of Greece in Nassau is an honorary consular post of Greece in Nassau. It is run by an honorary consul – not a career diplomat – who helps Greek citizens locally; passports, visas and most other formal consular services are handled by the Embassy of Greece in Washington.
Contact Details
| Address | Maritime House, 4th Floor, Frederick Street, Nassau, The Bahamas |
| Telephone | +1 242 323 7277 |
| Fax | +1 242 323 7255 |
| hellenicconsulatebahamas@gmail.com | |
| Honorary Consul | Eleftherios Mitrogiannis |
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 Nassau, on New Providence; from the street, Rawson Square in downtown Nassau is less than 1 km away in a straight line, and Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) about 14 km. (distances: OpenStreetMap)
About the Honorary Consulate of Greece in Nassau
The honorary consul is Eleftherios Mitrogiannis, according to the Greek foreign ministry.
Which Greek office handles passports and visas?
According to the Greek foreign ministry, Greece is represented in the Bahamas by the Embassy of Greece in Washington. For passports, visas and other formal consular services, contact the Embassy of Greece in Washington; the honorary consulate in Nassau can help with first steps.
Do Greek citizens need a visa for the Bahamas?
Greece is not on the Bahamian foreign ministry’s list of designated countries whose nationals need a visa to enter the Bahamas (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas – Who needs visas to enter The Bahamas (designated countries, updated 22 May 2025)).
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 Greece and approved by the host country. Depending on the powers granted, the honorary consul can help Greek 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 Nassau
27 other countries are represented in Nassau, among them: Australia (honorary), Austria (honorary), Botswana (honorary), Guyana (honorary), Haiti (embassy), Ireland (honorary), Italy (honorary), Jamaica (honorary), Luxembourg (honorary), Monaco (honorary), Netherlands (honorary), Norway (honorary), Portugal (honorary), South Africa (honorary), Sovereign Military Order of Malta (embassy), Spain (honorary), Sweden (honorary), Switzerland (honorary), United Kingdom (high commission), United States (embassy). The full list of all 28 missions is on the overview page for the Bahamas.
Closing days
Honorary consuls set their own office hours; the honorary consulate is usually closed on public holidays in the Bahamas (Public Holidays Act) and may also close on public holidays of Greece.
Emergency assistance
In the Bahamas, dial 911 or 919 for the police, an ambulance or the fire service (GOV.UK travel advice).
Frequently asked questions about the Honorary Consulate of Greece in Nassau
Can I apply for a Greek passport or visa at the honorary consulate?
Regular passport and visa applications go to the Embassy of Greece in Washington.
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Details checked on 26 October 2026. Sources: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas – Foreign Missions and Honorary Consuls (list checked on 26 October 2026), Hellenic Republic, Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Bahamas, Public Holidays Act, Chapter 36 (Statute Law of The Bahamas), GOV.UK foreign travel advice: Bahamas (getting help), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Bahamas – Who needs visas to enter The Bahamas (designated countries, updated 22 May 2025).
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