I met with Kelly Harlick and Nicki Brooks years ago, and their professionalism and knowledge of…read moreinternational business ventures was exemplary. I would appreciate you forwarding this note along to them. Kindly, Kevin Kelly Kkelly@alliedtelco.com

Incredibly fast service! If you provide all they ask for, no…read moreissues getting your visa. My first visa was 6 months. Second for 5 years.. And now, received a 10-year multi-entry visa in less than month (still pretty quick given the pandemic)

While we were walking around New York, we came across these neat Polish movie posters displayed…read moreoutside of the Consulate General of Poland. I can't comment on any services within the consulate, but the poster display was really cool, and of course I had to take a photo of each of the ten posters. The movies depicted were: Rosemary's Baby; Platoon; Star Wars; Terminator; Blue Velvet; Pulp Fiction; Blues Brothers; The Bridge on the River Kwai; Apocalypse Now; and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. My favourite poster was Blues Brothers. The consulate is a beautiful building, and near the entrance is a sculpture of a man on a bench, sitting beside a chess board. According to the plaque, it is Jan Karski, a Polish underground courier and resistance fighter in World War II. [Yelp collections: NY Christmas 2022]

My experience with NY consulate is very positive. Vice…read moreconsul Mr. Warkocki was very helpful, he helped me in the very difficult time, his personal engagement and professionalism exceeded my expectations. I can't thank enough Piotr Kocur.

My recent experience with the Croatian embassies in the U.S. was truly appalling. I first called…read morethe Croatian Embassy in Chicago at (312) 482-9902 to inquire about the process for voting in local elections in Dubrovnik from abroad. The male representative who answered was shockingly rude. When I asked for guidance, his exact words were: "I've never had anyone ask me that question in 12 years." When I requested a follow-up after he consulted someone, he bluntly said he had no time to waste on it. I asked for his name, and he refused to provide it. Hoping for better assistance, I contacted the Croatian Embassy in Washington, D.C. A female representative answered and informed me that I could only vote in presidential elections, not local ones, from abroad. When I politely asked for her name for reference, she responded by yelling at me: "Why are you asking me for my name?! What is your name?"--in a completely unprofessional tone. I've never encountered such a lack of professionalism and courtesy, especially from representatives of a national embassy. These positions should be held by individuals who are trained to assist citizens with respect and competence. Shame on you, Croatia, for allowing such poor representation abroad.

We had a great experience with Irena Ozimec in Deerfield Beach .She was very helpful and it was a…read morequick and easy process to de-register my son from Croatia since he moved back to USA. Thank you Irena! You are a truly star ! Ninka Salopek

I have to admit that I was apprehensive about visiting this consulate office, but once I was met by…read moreMiguel Vilar at the front desk, all my fears melted away. Miguel was courteous, professional and made my passport renewal as easy as possible. I wish every place I went had such a conscientious staff. Obrigada!

Never write reviews but since the ones on here are brutal and they're from years ago, I figured I'd…read moreshare my pleasant experience. I had to wait outside as I got there before they opened which was fine. When I got up there, the guy at the front desk was so nice as well as another woman working there. Both very helpful in getting together all the documents I needed. There was no problem with having to speak English either. I went to get my citizen card and the process was super quick.

Omg what kinda people are they??? None their phone numbers or email addresses are working. I send…read morein my passport 3 months ago to renew it now I have no idea where my documents are and they are not responding to emails and the phone numbers aren't working. Like how unprofessional can they be? It's so embarrassing.

While it does not have all the trappings you'd expect at a rich country's consulate, the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. A staffed receptionist desk, a telephone that lets you speak to a real live human, and a more central location in Manhattan would have been nice. Waiting in the lobby for someone to key code the elevator (first visit) or walking up the stairs with a staffer because the elevator was commandeered by another tenant for construction. Bottom line is I was able to accomplish what I needed to and was finished by the date promised.

And here goes. The phone number to the NY Honduran Consulate office located on W. 36th Street is…read more212-714-9451. I called the number. Very friendly message takes you through the menu, but when you mark "0" (zero) to speak to someone live - no one answers. The message says the call center is closed and to call back during business hours. So....no update, no coronavirus information, no return date, no phone number to speak to someone who may provide an update....NOTHING!

SO HELPFUL! i am beyond grateful for all their help and willingness to accommodate my needs and…read moreschedule, i came right before closing and they were still able to help me get my VISA! such a fast process.

I read the comments and I thought wow why people hate this place, I arrived at the Consulate 5 min…read morebefore they open, I open the the door and 3 THREE people shouting "FECHA A PORTA, NÃO ESTÁ ABERTO AINDA!" I think they could be polite and just ask friendly, how I was supposed to know I couldn't enter? The door was opened. I am just asking God to not make me come back to this place anymore. Pior tipo de brasileiro ta fora do Brasil au au

I was very pleased by how polite and kind everyone was at my recent visit to the Philippine…read moreConsulate. My passport renewal went smoothly and was relatively quick - 35 minutes total from the time of my appointment. I did have to wait an extra 20 minutes on top of that since I arrived early, but that was understandable. Some tips: - I noticed that there were some other visitors who tried to come in over an hour early and were turned away at the entrance, so definitely plan on coming here as close to your appointment time as possible! - If you are able to, you should definitely bring original and photocopies of all the required documents so that your appointment goes quick. There is a photocopy machine available, but I'm not sure how much the fee is to use it. - Make sure you bring cash since they don't accept card at the cashier. My only reason for giving them 4 instead of 5 stars is it was somewhat difficult to get questions answered prior to my appointment. Their main phone number would just play an automated message, and the extension line to the passport section would also just play a message since nobody was picking up. I think that this can be rather inconvenient especially for anyone who is traveling far (possibly even from out of state) to get to the Consulate.

Yelp Review 2026 #25:…read more The nearest Philippine Consulate General office to where I live is in Los Angeles. But I was in New York and had to take care of some documents so, I figured, I might as well make an appointment and do it here. I followed everything listed on their website and made sure I had everything with me to take to my appointment. They're located near Times Square. I arrived 30 minutes early and they had just opened. People were already waiting in line and I thought I picked the earliest appointment available. There were chairs but not enough. They asked me what I was there for and was directed to go to the basement. I gave them my documents and I was told I was missing a document. Like how? Why didn't you list it on your website??? After going back and forth and trying to stay calm with the man behind the counter, I just left and booked an appointment in L.A. I brought the same documents and it was approved.

Appointment to renew a passport was done via email (no walk-ins). Reply was within 24hours with…read morewidely available dates/timing together with detailed information. At appointment day, approach the counter to check in then provide all your documents and payment. My new passport was ready within 20mins! The officer (Malay gentleman) was professional, efficient and extremely nice. If only all government services operates like the Immigration Office at the Malaysian Consulate, we would all have longer lives.

Very easy process to renew passport. Did it twice in last 8yrs and they were both awesome…read moreexperience. First, make sure you email them beforehand so you get your appointment slot. You can try to obtain an earlier slot by communicating with them via email. Once somebody else cancelled their slot, they will release those slots by first come first serve style via email. On D-day, arrive the consulate on-time or before the actual time. Step up to counter and tell them your appointment time. They will check you in and ask you to sit/ wait. They will call your name so you step up to counter, hand in all documents and cash/ money order, and take a photo onsite! No extra payment needed! After that, sit for an hour or hang out for an hour the. come back to pickup the new passport! That's it! Thank you for your service officers!

Switzerland is the tiny neutral Alpine nation known for it's heavenly chocolate, cheese, the…read moreAlps,the skiing and the beautiful scenery as you enjoy these lovely love handle loving goodies served with class and style. This hospitality, this amazing service and precise assistance began for me 3870 miles west of Switzerland in the Murray Hill section of Manhattan between 40 th and 41st St just a 5 minute walk from the UN building. This was a wonderful experience with up to date travel and COVID information provided by the nicest, kindest, most helpful staff who work and smile constantly in an immaculate office with fantastic views; yeah, a little taste and preview of the breathtaking sights in that exquisite nation. Here are the up to date facts as of 10 am on Thursday 12/9/2021: 1) No special visa needed for US citizens 2) Ability to apply for and get a special Swiss COVID permit pre travel(required to enter indoor restaurants, stores) in seconds by uploading proof of US Vaccination. 3) All visitors will be tested in Switzerland day 4-7. No Quarantine required. 4) Have to provide airline and hotel/resort/ rental car info. 5) Navigating the website and uploading docs is a breeze. They have made it so painless, convenient and easy. You get to relax before your trip. The Consulate is open from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm Monday to Friday. Merci, Danke and Grazie.