Menu

Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States

Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States

This listing compiles publicly available contact information for the Consulate General of Norway in New York. The consulate general is located at 7898 Summerfield Drive and can be contacted by telephone on 713 620 4200 and by email consulatgeneralnewyork@mofa.no.

Contact details compiled from publicly available sources — always confirm with the mission before an important visit.

Quick facts

Address7898 Summerfield DriveNew YorkUnited States
Telephone(+1) 713 620 4200
Email
Website
Head of missionMs Hilde Skorpen, Consul General
StatusOpen — see hours below
Get directions More missions in New York

Opening hours

The consulate general of Norway in New York is open Monday to Friday Mon-Fri: 09:00-16:00. The consulate general is closed during the weekend and during holidays.

Map and location

The map below shows the location of Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States at 7898 Summerfield DriveNew YorkUnited States.

Services offered

    The Norwegian consulate general may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include:

    Getting consular help here

    1

    Confirm the service is offered

    Check the services list above — not every mission handles every service. Passport, visa, and notarial services in particular vary a lot between embassies and honorary consulates.

    2

    Contact before you travel

    Call or email ahead to confirm current hours and whether your visit needs an appointment — many consular posts, especially honorary consulates, only see visitors by appointment.

    3

    Bring the right documents

    Most consular appointments require valid photo ID, any relevant application forms, and payment for fees. Confirm the exact list directly with the mission — requirements differ by service and by nationality.

    4

    Know who this mission serves

    Missions generally only provide passport, visa, and citizen services to nationals (and sometimes residents) of the country they represent. If you hold a different nationality, you'll usually need your own country's mission instead.

    Relations

    In addition to Norway's consulate general in New York, Norway has 29 other representations in the United States. These representations include an embassy in Washington, D.C. and consulates in Anchorage, Atlanta, Boston, Charleston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Fargo, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Madison, Miami, Minneapolis, Mobile, New Orleans, Norfolk, Omaha, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Sioux Falls, Tampa and Tulsa. The Norwegian consulate general is one of 1647 foreign representations in the United States, one of 318 foreign representations in the city of New York and one of 381 Norwegian diplomatic and consular representations located abroad. The United States has an embassy in Oslo.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where is Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States located? +
    Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States is located at 7898 Summerfield DriveNew YorkUnited States. Use the Get Directions button above for navigation.
    What are the opening hours? +
    The consulate general of Norway in New York is open Monday to Friday Mon-Fri: 09:00-16:00. The consulate general is closed during the weekend and during holidays.
    How can I contact this mission? +
    Use the phone, email, or website listed in the Quick Facts section above.
    Who is the head of mission? +
    Ms Hilde Skorpen, Consul General
    What services does this mission provide? +
    Visa services. The Norwegian consulate general may offer consular assistance to its citizens. Services offered include:
    Do I need an appointment to visit? +
    Many missions, especially honorary consulates, only see visitors by appointment. Check the hours section above — if it says "by appointment," contact ahead before making a trip.
    What documents should I bring? +
    Requirements vary by service, but most visits require valid photo ID plus any relevant application form. Confirm the exact list with the mission directly before you go.
    Can non-citizens get help here? +
    Consular services are generally limited to citizens (and sometimes residents) of the country this mission represents. If you hold a different nationality, contact your own country's mission instead.
    What's the difference between an embassy and a consulate? +
    An embassy is a country's main diplomatic mission abroad, usually in the capital, handling government relations plus citizen services. A consulate is typically smaller, often in a non-capital city, and focuses mainly on services for citizens — passports, visas, and notarial acts — without formal diplomatic functions.
    What's the difference between a consulate and a consulate general? +
    A consulate general is usually the senior consular post in a country (if there's no embassy) or a larger office in a major city, led by a Consul General. A standard consulate is typically smaller.
    What is an honorary consul? +
    An honorary consul is often a local resident — not necessarily a citizen of the country they represent — appointed to provide limited consular help in a city without a full consulate, usually on a part-time basis with a narrower range of services.
    Can this mission help in an emergency? +
    Most missions provide emergency assistance to their own citizens, including for lost passports, arrests, or medical emergencies. Call the number listed above directly for urgent situations.
    What if my passport is lost or stolen? +
    Contact this mission as soon as possible if you're a citizen of the country it represents — most can issue an emergency travel document. Bring any remaining ID and be ready to file a local police report if required.
    Does this mission handle visas? +
    Check the services list above — visa services vary by mission and by the applicant's nationality. Contact directly to confirm eligibility and required documents.
    Does this mission handle passport renewals? +
    Passport services are typically limited to citizens of the represented country. See the services list above for what's offered at this specific location.
    Does this mission offer document legalization or notarial services? +
    Many missions offer notarial acts and document legalization for citizens. Check the services list above for this location.
    Is this the only representation of this country nearby? +
    Not necessarily — some countries maintain an embassy plus separate consulates in other cities of the same host country. See "More missions" in the sidebar to check nearby options.
    How do I get directions? +
    Use the Get Directions button above, or the Copy Address button to paste the address into your preferred maps app.
    What time zone is this mission in? +
    This mission is in New York, United States — hours listed above are in local time for that city, so check the time difference before calling.
    Can I email instead of calling? +
    Yes, where an email address is listed above — response times vary by mission and by the nature of your request.
    What should I do if I can't reach this mission? +
    Try the website first for updated contact details, then check whether another city in United States has a representation of the same country.
    Does dual citizenship affect what this mission can do for me? +
    Many missions can advise on dual citizenship rules for their own country, but rules vary significantly — contact this mission directly for guidance specific to your situation.
    What is the relationship between the two countries here? +
    In addition to Norway's consulate general in New York, Norway has 29 other representations in the United States. These representations include an embassy in Washington, D.C. and consulates in Anchorage, Atlanta, Boston, Charleston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Fargo, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Madison, Miami, Minneapolis, Mobile, New Orleans, Norfolk, Omaha, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Sioux Falls, Tampa and Tulsa. The Norwegian consulate general is one of 1647 foreign representations in the United States, one of 318 foreign representations in the city of New York and one of 381 Norwegian diplomatic and consular representations located abroad. The United States has an embassy in Oslo.
    How current is this information? +
    This listing compiles publicly available contact information and is reviewed periodically. Hours, staff, and services can change without notice — confirm directly with the mission before an important visit.
    Who compiles this listing? +
    This directory tracks embassies, consulates, and other diplomatic missions worldwide using publicly available information. It is independent and not affiliated with any government or mission listed.
    Was this information helpful?

    This listing compiles publicly available contact information for Consulate General of Norway in New York, United States. Details such as hours, staff, and services can change without notice — please confirm directly with the mission before an important visit. This is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any government or diplomatic mission listed.

    Address copied
    Testimonials

    Customer Reviews