Consulate General of Switzerland in Montreal

Ordering ID documents

A Swiss passport and identity card — © Keystone

This Consulate General is currently processing a very high number of applications for new passports and identity cards.

We strongly recommend that you start the renewal process early, as delays may be longer than usual.

Thank you for your understanding.

Personal visit to the Consulate General

Access to the counters is only possible by appointment via email.

Only those with an appointment may enter the building (no accompanying persons). Quebec’s government recommends wearing a mask in public places.

As our premises are very tight, we encourage visitors to wear a mask indoors. In case of high attendance, the consulate reserves the right to ask clients to wait outside.

COVID-19

Travel information

For all current information, please consult our page:

COVID-19

Visa for Finland

Visa application and online appointment system

Important: The Swiss Representations do not ask for an appointment fee and do not give preference to clients who employ the services of a private company to make the appointment on their behalf.

Consular Newsletter 6/22

Swiss passport and ID Card

Civil status (Marriage, birth, etc.)

Registration/deregistration/change of address

Life certificate for AHV/AVS

Swiss Criminal records extract

Swiss Canadian Benevolent Society (SCBS): Scholarships 2022/2023

The SCBS awards scholarships in the amount of CAD 1,500 each to students of Swiss nationality or of proven Swiss origin residing in Québec.

These scholarships are attributed to selected applicants, enrolled or considering enrollment in a post-secondary program, in the field of their choice, in a recognized educational institution.

Interested individuals may request an application form from the SCBS by email and must submit the completed form directly to the SCBS by September 30, 2022.