For applicants in Montréal, the supplied catalogue points to Toronto as the nearest supported application city for the listed European visa routes.
Centre and route research checked 2 August 2026
Every route below is linked to a current appointment provider and an active Cancellation Finder product.
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Distances start from the centre of Montréal and follow a road route where available.
Check your consular jurisdiction and the appointment category before booking.
Confirm the consular jurisdiction and appointment process before booking.
Check the destination-specific VFS page and appointment confirmation before travelling.
The consulate accepts applications only from residents in its stated jurisdiction.
Driving distances and times are estimates calculated from the centre of the named location. Live traffic, road closures and the applicant starting point can change the journey.
For applicants in Montréal, the supplied catalogue points to Toronto as the nearest supported application city for the listed European visa routes. The options cover Germany, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Portugal and Italy, using consulates or VFS Global depending on destination. This guide brings together the Toronto centre details, estimated driving times and route checks relevant to Montréal applicants. Availability changes, so use the Cancellation Finder to receive email and SMS notifications, then confirm the current official instructions before booking or travelling.
The nearest listed centre is the German Consulate General, Toronto, at 2 Bloor Street East, 25th Floor, Toronto, ON M4W 1A8. The Consulate General of Spain is also at 2 Bloor Street East, Suite 1201. Both are listed as Embassy or Consulate locations, while the supplied catalogue lists VFS Global Toronto Visa Application Centre at Unit 801, 415 Yonge Street for France, the Netherlands and Portugal. Italy is handled at 136 Beverley Street through the Consulate General of Italy, Toronto.
Centre guidance differs by destination, so do not assume that a Toronto appointment is suitable for every applicant. The German page asks applicants to check consular jurisdiction and appointment category; Spain also asks for jurisdiction and process confirmation. The Italian listing says applications are accepted only from residents in its stated jurisdiction. For VFS routes, check the destination-specific page and appointment confirmation. Complete these checks before committing to the Toronto journey or relying on a cancellation email.
The supplied travel figures are driving estimates from the centre of Montréal to each named Toronto centre. They are about 405 minutes for the German and Spanish consulates, 408 minutes for VFS Global Toronto, and 410 minutes for the Italian consulate. The figures differ slightly between the listed destinations and are not a guaranteed arrival time. Live traffic, road closures and your actual starting point can change the journey, so plan conservatively around the appointment. Keep the appointment details accessible as well.
Each Toronto option needs its own official check. The German and Spanish consulate pages should be reviewed for the relevant appointment process and jurisdiction, while Italy requires attention to its stated residence jurisdiction. France, the Netherlands and Portugal use the listed VFS Global centre, with separate destination-specific booking pages. Before leaving Montréal, compare the address in your confirmation with the correct centre: 2 Bloor Street East, 415 Yonge Street or 136 Beverley Street, as applicable.
Read the destination's jurisdiction guidance before selecting a slot. Germany and Spain require jurisdiction and category checks, while Italy limits applications to residents in its stated jurisdiction. If the rule is unclear, use the official consulate guidance before arranging travel.
Save the full address shown in the appointment confirmation. The listed centres are at 2 Bloor Street East, 415 Yonge Street and 136 Beverley Street, with different suites or floors. Match the destination, provider and address before setting out from Montréal.
Treat the Toronto journey as a full-day planning issue rather than relying on the shortest estimate. The supplied times are driving estimates of 405 to 410 minutes, and live traffic, road closures or your starting point may alter them. Keep return plans flexible.
Keep the Cancellation Finder route aligned with your destination. Its email and SMS notifications can point you to a cancellation for the selected Toronto route, but availability changes. Review the official booking page and appointment confirmation before treating an update as a usable appointment.
This guide was researched on 2 August 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.