Consulate General of Mexico in San Juan

The office is at 654 Avenida Luis Muñoz Rivera, Suite 1110, in Hato Rey. The SRE directory and institutional site place Mexico’s Consulate General there and list public service Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with office hours until 5 p.m. The exact Google Maps listing matches the address and main phone; one review mentions paid building parking, so allow time to reach the 11th floor and pass the building’s access control.

Jurisdiction is the point that most deserves confirmation. The consulate’s local page and the SRE Traveller’s Guide list Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. By contrast, the federal consulate-directory entry, updated on 31 August 2026, names only the U.S. Virgin Islands. We do not interpret that difference as a jurisdiction change; ask the office which post and procedure apply to your residence before requesting an appointment.

The institutional portal lists passports, consular IDs, protection guidance, Civil Registry and notarial procedures. For the voter credential, the consulate receives the application, but the National Electoral Institute (INE) reviews and issues the document; consular intake is not the same as issuing the credential. Birth registrations and certified copies, powers of attorney and wills are also described, each with its own file requirements.

The office directs visitors to MiConsulado for passport, consular ID, power-of-attorney and Civil Registry appointments, and publishes a phone number and documentation email. The appointment page visibly dates from January 2025, so verify the active route before travelling. We do not repeat fees or a same-day passport-delivery promise found on an older passport page: use the current instructions attached to your appointment for prices and timing.

Maps comments provide a limited perspective: some visitors praise courteous assistance and access to the office, while others describe appointment-scheduling difficulties. Since the listing has few reviews, it would be unreasonable to generalise them to every case. The most useful preparation is to check the exact procedure, bring originals and confirm jurisdiction, appointment time and required documents, particularly for Puerto Rico residents facing the directory discrepancy.

Read the San Juan guide to services and consular jurisdiction. Return to the guide.