Nigerian consulates in Hawaii
Hawaii appears in no published Nigerian consular district. The Embassy in Washington is the fallback and it is nearly five thousand miles away, the longest gap between any American address and a Nigerian counter.
Which office covers Hawaii
Nigeria has not published a consular district covering Hawaii. The Nigerian Embassy in Washington, D.C. is the only mission left once New York and Atlanta have listed theirs, and it is where people from Hawaii are handled in practice.
The number, so you do not have to go looking for it: (202) 800-7201, ext. 100.
None of the 2 places listed here has a road route to Washington, D.C.: every counter visit starts at an airport.
Distances from Hawaii
| Place | Handled by | Miles | Time at the wheel* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hilo | Washington, D.C. | — | by air |
| Honolulu | Washington, D.C. | — | by air |
*Calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so a real journey always runs longer.
What you can settle from Hawaii
These travel by browser and by post, wherever you are:
- Police clearance certificate, requested from the Nigeria Police Force, never from a consulate
- Birth certificate, issued in Nigeria by the National Population Commission
- Consular registration, a form that costs nothing and takes minutes
- Emergency Travel Certificate, posted to the consulate, with no counter visit
The eleven procedure guides
Eleven procedures explained, from the passport to a burial permit:
- Renewing a Nigerian passport in the United States
- Nigerian visas: the consulate is not where you apply
- Getting a NIN from the United States
- Emergency Travel Certificate: flying home without a passport
- Nigerian dual citizenship and US naturalisation
- Birth records and attestation
- Police clearance certificate
- Declaring your date of birth
- Burial transit permit
- Consent letters for minors
- Consular registration
Everything that can be done from a browser matters more here than in any other state.
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