Ukrainian consulate in Calais

No Ukrainian diplomatic office works out of Calais. The Ukrainian Consulate General in New York is 532 miles away by road, about 11 h at posted speed limits.

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

Which Ukrainian consulate serves Calais?

The consular district that the Ukrainian Consulate General in New York publishes includes Maine (district list, in Ukrainian).

Ukrainian office Straight-line distance
Consulate General, New York (office for Calais here) 456 miles
Embassy, Washington, D.C. 663 miles
Consulate General, Chicago 1,041 miles
Consulate General, Houston 1,864 miles
Consulate General, San Francisco 2,843 miles

From Calais to the consulate: distance and day trip

With 11 h of driving, a visit from Calais means a night near New York before your slot.

The New York consulate keeps separate days for passports and for other services, all booked in e-Consul; a finished passport is collected without a booking.

A finished passport can be collected at VFS Global in Boston, 272 miles from Calais, if you order and pay for the courier (VFS conditions, in Ukrainian).

U.S. papers a family in Calais needs for Ukrainian procedures

The Ukrainian citizenship registration of a child born in Calais needs the U.S. birth certificate, which in Maine comes from the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in Augusta, according to the CDC’s directory (CDC, Where to Write for Vital Records).

The office wants it apostilled, with a notarized Ukrainian translation that carries its own apostille; the Maine page has the fee.

Other cities near Calais

What people in Calais can settle without going to the office

  • You can follow your passport at passport.mfa.gov.ua with the session ID you get when you file: Ukrainian passport.
  • You can update your military records yourself in the Reserv+ app; the offices in the U.S. do not keep them: Military registration.
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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