The Philippines keeps seven offices in Canada: an embassy in Ottawa, consulates general in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, and honorary consulates in Winnipeg, Halifax and Regina. Only the first four issue passports, and each one holds a fixed set of provinces.
This directory covers all seven, the thirteen provinces and territories they divide between them, and 80 cities with no Philippine office at all, each with the real road distance to the post that serves it.
Where the Philippine offices are
The four career posts
Passports are printed in Manila and take eight to ten weeks from any of them; every post books its own appointments, one per applicant.
The three honorary consulates
Winnipeg, Halifax and Regina assist locally and answer questions. They do not issue passports, take the dual citizenship oath or process visas; each page says which career post does.
What most people are actually looking for
The two most searched Philippine documents in Canada are the NBI clearance and the PSA birth certificate. Neither is issued by a consulate: both come from Manila and are ordered from Canada online.
Cities without a Philippine office
Every province and territory, with the cities covered on this site. Each page says which post holds it and how far away that is.
Provincial and territorial flags from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain.
Book an appointment
Pick the post that covers your province. There is no national portal: each office books through its own system.
philippineconsulatescanada.com is an independent information directory and is not affiliated with the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines or any Philippine embassy or consulate. Details change: always confirm fees and requirements with the office concerned before travelling.