Consulate General of Italy, New York
690 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065Visa applicants use the East 69th Street entrance and attend by appointment.
If you are applying for an Italy, Germany, Spain or France visa from The Bronx, the supported visa routes in this guide use New York as the application city.
Centre and route research checked 2 August 2026
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Distances start from the centre of The Bronx and follow a road route where available.
Visa applicants use the East 69th Street entrance and attend by appointment.
This location is linked only to the Germany route. Confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking.
This location is linked only to the Spain route. Confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking.
The provider currently returns documents by courier from this centre. Check the latest appointment instructions.
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.
If you are applying for an Italy, Germany, Spain or France visa from The Bronx, the supported visa routes in this guide use New York as the application city. The listed centres cover four separate routes, with different providers and booking instructions. The Consulate General of Italy is the nearest supported centre in the supplied list, while Germany, Spain and France are handled through BLS International or TLScontact. Use the centre cards for verified driving estimates, then confirm the current official instructions before choosing an appointment.
The nearest supported centre is the Consulate General of Italy, New York, at 690 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065. Italian visa applicants use the East 69th Street entrance and attend by appointment. The supplied route links this centre with the Italy route. Check the consulate's official guidance for the current appointment instructions, then confirm the stated entrance and arrangements again before travelling from The Bronx. Use the official page as your reference if appointment details change.
Germany and Spain are both listed at 55 West 39th Street, New York, NY 10018, but they are separate BLS International locations within the same building: Germany is on the 18th Floor, while Spain is in Suite 800. Each centre is linked only to its named route. The centre guidance says to confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking, so check that point carefully rather than relying only on the building address. This distinction matters when selecting the correct booking page.
The France route is served by TLScontact at 142 West 57th Street, Suite 705, New York, NY 10019. The provider currently returns documents by courier from this centre, but the supplied centre guidance says to check the latest appointment instructions. That detail may affect how you plan the visit and what you expect after submission, so read the current TLScontact information before attending. Do not assume arrangements are identical across the four routes, even when centres are in the same city.
Journey figures shown for these centres are driving estimates calculated from the centre of The Bronx, not a promise of the time from your actual starting point. The supplied caveat notes that live traffic, road closures and your starting point can change the journey. Allow sensible contingency, check the address and floor or suite, and keep the official appointment details accessible. The centre cards provide the verified distance separately from this planning guidance. This approach is more reliable than treating an estimate as a fixed arrival time.
Before booking, match your destination country and provider with the route. Germany and Spain have separate BLS International entries at the same New York address, and both centre notes say to confirm consular jurisdiction before booking. Do not treat the shared building as one location.
For the Italian Consulate, use the East 69th Street entrance and attend by appointment. Keep the official booking information available, and check the consulate's current guidance before leaving. This helps you distinguish the stated entrance instruction from arrangements at the other New York centres.
If you use the France route, note that TLScontact currently returns documents by courier from the New York centre. Read the latest provider instructions before your appointment, and do not assume the Italy, Germany or Spain arrangements apply.
Use the centre estimate as a planning aid, not an arrival time. It is calculated from the centre of The Bronx, and live traffic, road closures or your starting point can change the journey. Recheck the address, floor or suite, and appointment details before setting out.
This guide was researched on 2 August 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.