German consulate in Northern Mariana Islands
Like Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands are not named in any published German consular district. San Francisco's district lists American Samoa and several uninhabited islands, and stops there.
Why Northern Mariana Islands has no consulate on this site
Every other page here names the mission that covers a territory, because the Federal Foreign Office publishes one. For this territory it does not, and inventing an answer would send you to an office that has not been told it is yours.
Cities in Northern Mariana Islands and how far the consulate is
| City | Consulate | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Saipan | Washington, D.C. | by air |
The times come from a routing engine that ignores traffic. Add to them before planning an appointment.
What you can settle without travelling
Some of the most searched German procedures never reach a consulate.
- Send in a life certificate for your pension: there is a free digital route with a QR code, and a bank or a police station can sign the paper one
- Apply for a visa you may not need: a US passport gets you 90 days in Germany without one
- Find out whether you are German at all: the dates of your family's emigration decide it, and you can work that out from your own records before anyone books an appointment
The honest answer is that the published map does not cover Saipan. Contact the embassy in Washington and ask which mission handles the Marianas before you make any travel plans.
This is an independent directory of German consular offices in the United States. It is not operated by the Federal Foreign Office or by any German mission. Fees, opening hours and requirements change: always confirm them with the office before you travel.