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Jamaica · consular network in the US

Jamaican consulates in the United States

Jamaica has 3 consular offices in the United States: the embassy consular section in Washington, DC and 2 consulates in 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 Jamaica government websites.

Which Jamaican consulate serves my state?

State-by-state list
StateJamaican office
AlabamaMiami
AlaskaNew York
ArizonaMiami
ArkansasMiami
CaliforniaWashington
ColoradoNew York
ConnecticutNew York
DelawareNew York
District of ColumbiaWashington
FloridaMiami
GeorgiaMiami
HawaiiNew York
IdahoNew York
IllinoisNew York
IndianaNew York
IowaNew York
KansasNew York
KentuckyNew York
LouisianaMiami
MaineNew York
MarylandWashington
MassachusettsNew York
MichiganNew York
MinnesotaNew York
MississippiMiami
MissouriNew York
MontanaNew York
NebraskaNew York
NevadaNew York
New HampshireNew York
New JerseyNew York
New MexicoMiami
New YorkNew York
North CarolinaMiami
North DakotaNew York
OhioNew York
OklahomaMiami
OregonNew York
PennsylvaniaNew York
Puerto RicoNew York
Rhode IslandNew York
South CarolinaMiami
South DakotaNew York
TennesseeMiami
TexasMiami
UtahNew York
VermontNew York
VirginiaWashington
WashingtonWashington
West VirginiaNew York
WisconsinNew York
WyomingNew York

Jamaican consular offices in the US

How to book an appointment

OfficeBooking system
WashingtonOfficial booking page · embassyofjamaica.orgAppointment required
MiamiOfficial booking page · jamaicacgmiami.orgAppointment required

Official booking systems are free. We do not check slot availability.

Official Jamaica government website for the US: mfaft.gov.jm

Frequently asked questions

Which Jamaican consulate serves my state?

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

How many Jamaican consulates are there in the US?

3: Washington (embassy consular section), Miami (consulate general), New York (consulate general).

How do I book an appointment at a Jamaican consulate?

Washington: official booking page (https://www.embassyofjamaica.org/). Miami: official booking page (https://www.jamaicacgmiami.org/).

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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