Consulate General of Haiti in New York

Consulate General of Haiti in New York sits in midtown, a short walk from Grand Central’s towering clock. This government office handles matters that keep travel documents, family records, and national services moving for New York’s Haitian community. Between Fifth and Park, the 45th Street corridor hums with commerce and foot traffic—quiet during early mornings, animated by lunch crowds.

Find the entrance on the 10th floor of 228 E 45th St suite 1010 New York, NY 10017; the elevator banks are clearly marked. Inside, visitors drop off or pick up Haitian passports, request notarial services, or seek consular assistance when days off or holidays shift schedules abroad. A public restroom on the same floor answers a practical need for commuters heading to nearby subway stops or midtown meetings.

Call ahead to confirm the service you need—some matters are by appointment only. Quickest route in? Check the map before you leave Midtown’s gridlock; the building sits squarely in the heart of the business district where sidewalks narrow at rush hour.