Philippine Consulate in Vermont
Vermont falls under the Philippine Consulate General in New York, the farthest reach of that consulate's New England coverage.
The consulate that covers Vermont
How far the consulate is from your city
Driving distances to the consulate that covers each city, calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic:
| City | Consulate | Distance | Journey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rutland | New York | 252 miles | 5 h 18 min by car |
| Burlington | New York | 306 miles | 6 h 40 min by car |
| Montpelier | New York | 311 miles | 6 h 27 min by car |
What you do not need a consulate for
A large share of the trips people make to a Philippine consulate were never necessary. These three are handled entirely elsewhere:
The short version: PSA certificates are ordered online from Manila, apostilles on documents issued in Vermont come from the state's own competent authority, since 15 May 2019 the consulate cannot authenticate them, and the NBI clearance travels by mail; only its fingerprint card needs a consular officer.
The procedures that genuinely need you at a window are the ones where a consular officer has to watch you do something: give fingerprints for a passport, swear the oath of allegiance, or sign a power of attorney.
Burlington to Manhattan is around five and a half hours by road. For most Vermont residents, understanding which procedures can be handled by mail is worth more than knowing the consulate's opening hours.
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