Ukrainian consulate in Metairie

There is no Ukrainian office in Metairie for passports or citizenship papers. By road, the Ukrainian Consulate General in Houston is 349 miles from Metairie, around 6 h 32 min at the speed limit.

Checked against the official pages on 22 October 2026. How we check.

Which Ukrainian consulate serves Metairie?

The consular district that the Ukrainian Consulate General in Houston publishes includes Louisiana (district list, in Ukrainian).

Ukrainian office Straight-line distance
Consulate General, Houston (office for Metairie here) 319 miles
Consulate General, Chicago 835 miles
Embassy, Washington, D.C. 965 miles
Consulate General, New York 1,173 miles
Consulate General, San Francisco 1,917 miles

Getting from Metairie to your Ukrainian office

With 6 h 32 min of driving, a visit from Metairie means a night near Houston before your slot.

At the Houston consulate, visits are booked in advance, and a finished passport is collected without one.

Closer to Metairie than the career office: the honorary consul of Ukraine in New Orleans, 5 miles away in a straight line, listed by the Embassy (list, in Ukrainian). The list gives contacts, not services.

Birth and marriage records for Metairie and the Ukrainian office

For a child born in Metairie, the birth certificate comes from the Center of Vital Records and Statistics, in New Orleans (CDC, Where to Write for Vital Records). The Ukrainian office takes it apostilled, together with an apostilled notarized translation; see the Louisiana page.

For a marriage certificate, Metairie belongs to Jefferson Parish; the Louisiana page quotes the CDC on where to ask for it.

Cities around Metairie

Without leaving Metairie: what can be done

  • You can follow your passport at passport.mfa.gov.ua with the session ID you get when you file: Ukrainian passport.
  • You can travel to Ukraine on a U.S. passport for up to 90 days in any 180 without a visa: Visa for U.S. citizens.
Independent information, compiled from the official pages on the date shown. It is not legal advice; for your case, ask the office that covers your state.
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