Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Orlando
Florida has two Dominican consulates, and this one covers the centre of the state. It is on East Colonial Drive, a short way from downtown Orlando, and it serves a community that has grown fast in Kissimmee and Osceola.
How to book an appointment at the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
Before you look at fees or requirements, check whether you have a slot at Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Orlando.
Dominican consulates have no single booking portal. Each office runs its own diary, usually by phone or email, so the right route is whatever Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Orlando publishes.
Booking costs nothing. Anyone charging you to get a slot has no connection to the consulate.
For southern Florida, the reference consulate is Miami.
How to cancel an appointment at the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
If you are not going to make it, say so early. That is the difference between losing the slot and passing it on.
You cancel the same way you booked: by calling (407) 237-0195 or writing to [email protected].
Getting to the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
The office is at 617 East Colonial Drive, Suite 100, Orlando, FL 32803.
Real reviews of the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
Here is what people who have been through say. The reviews are rewritten, not polished.
Averaging 4.2 stars over 145 Google reviews at the time of writing.
Sorted without complications and with a short wait compared with other Florida offices.
Daniela G.
Short on friendliness and guidance. A word of explanation on arrival would save half the complaints.
Héctor N.
We came from Kissimmee and it was far easier than driving down to Miami.
Sonia L.
Opening hours of the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Orlando opens Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Phone number of the Dominican Consulate in Orlando
The published numbers are (407) 237-0195.
What this office handles in Orlando
Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Orlando handles what the law reserves for a consul: passports, notarial acts, civil registry and legalisations.
What you can settle without going
- Request birth, marriage or death certificates from the Central Electoral Board through its portal.
- Check the status of a passport already applied for without going back to the counter.
- Check whether you need a visa: with residence or a multiple-entry visa from the United States, Schengen, Canada or the UK, you do not.
Details verified on 8 September 2026.
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