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Argentine consulates in the United States

Argentina has 7 consular offices in the United States: the embassy consular section in Washington, DC and 6 consulates in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and New York. Each office serves only the states in its district, so you must use the one for the state where you live.

Checked on October 30, 2026 against official Argentina government websites.

Which Argentine consulate serves my state?

State-by-state list
StateArgentine office
AlabamaAtlanta
AlaskaLos Angeles
American SamoaLos Angeles
ArizonaLos Angeles
ArkansasHouston
CaliforniaLos Angeles
ColoradoHouston
ConnecticutNew York
DelawareWashington
District of ColumbiaWashington
FloridaMiami
GeorgiaAtlanta
GuamLos Angeles
HawaiiLos Angeles
IdahoLos Angeles
IllinoisChicago
IndianaChicago
IowaChicago
KansasChicago
KentuckyAtlanta
LouisianaHouston
MaineNew York
MarylandWashington
MassachusettsNew York
MichiganChicago
MinnesotaChicago
MississippiAtlanta
MissouriChicago
MontanaLos Angeles
NebraskaChicago
NevadaLos Angeles
New HampshireNew York
New JerseyNew York
New MexicoHouston
New YorkNew York
North CarolinaWashington
North DakotaChicago
Northern Mariana IslandsLos Angeles
OhioChicago
OklahomaHouston
OregonLos Angeles
PennsylvaniaWashington
Puerto RicoMiami
Rhode IslandNew York
South CarolinaAtlanta
South DakotaChicago
TennesseeAtlanta
TexasHouston
US Virgin IslandsMiami
UtahLos Angeles
VermontNew York
VirginiaWashington
WashingtonLos Angeles
West VirginiaWashington
WisconsinChicago
WyomingLos Angeles

Argentine consular offices in the US

Official Argentina government website for the US: eeeuu.cancilleria.gob.ar

Frequently asked questions

Which Argentine consulate serves my state?

Washington: Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and District of Columbia. Atlanta: Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee. Chicago: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio and Wisconsin. Houston: Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. Los Angeles: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam and American Samoa. Miami: Florida, Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands. New York: New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Vermont.

How many Argentine consulates are there in the US?

7: Washington (embassy consular section), Atlanta (consulate general), Chicago (consulate general), Houston (consulate general), Los Angeles (consulate general), Miami (consulate general), New York (consulate general).

Consulates of other countries

Salvadoran consulates29 offices in the USGuatemalan consulates26 offices in the USJapanese consulates18 offices in the USPeruvian consulates17 offices in the USHonduran consulates15 offices in the USKorean consulates14 offices in the USTaiwan consulates14 offices in the USCanadian consulates13 offices in the USDominican consulates13 offices in the USColombian consulates12 offices in the USEcuadorian consulates12 offices in the USBrazilian consulates11 offices in the USFrench consulates10 offices in the USItalian consulates10 offices in the USGerman consulates9 offices in the USGreek consulates9 offices in the USIndian consulates9 offices in the USIrish consulates9 offices in the USIsraeli consulates9 offices in the USPhilippine consulates9 offices in the USSpanish consulates9 offices in the USBritish consulates9 offices in the USPanama consulates8 offices in the USPortuguese consulates8 offices in the US

All countries

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