Japanese consulates in Vermont

Vermont is one of the six New England units served from Boston.

Which Japanese consulate covers Vermont?

Vermont is covered by Consulate-General of Japan in Boston, and that is the office that handles passports, visas, certificates and family register entries for anyone living here.

Consulate-General of Japan in Boston

Distance from each city in Vermont

City	Consulate	Distance	Driving time
Rutland	Consulate-General of Japan in Boston	170 mi	3 h 47 min
Burlington	Consulate-General of Japan in Boston	216 mi	4 h 17 min

Driving times are calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so treat them as a floor rather than a promise.

Of the 2 places listed for Vermont, the closest to its consulate is Rutland at 170 miles and the furthest is Burlington at 216. The average across the state is around 193 miles each way.

What you can settle without going

You can have the Certificate of Eligibility applied for in Japan by your sponsor.

You can check the office hours: most consular counters close at midday.

You can check whether you need a visa at all, because most U.S. passport holders do not for stays under 90 days.

If you only need a certificate or a registration, check whether it can travel by mail before you plan the drive.

This is an independent guide. It is not the Japanese government, and it does not process applications or book appointments. Details change: check anything that decides a trip against the office itself.