Consulate General in New York

The Norwegian Consulate General in New York works to promote Norwegian art, design, culture and business interests in the U.S. Our office is the hub for Schengen visa applications on the North and South American continents. We also provide consular services for 22 states on the east coast of the U.S. Established in 1906, our office is the largest and oldest Norwegian Consulate General in the US.

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Visiting and mailing address:

Royal Norwegian Consulate General
1 Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza, 35th Floor

885 Second Avenue

New York, NY 10017

Entrance from either 47th or 48th streets

Phone: +1 646 430 7500

Fax: +1 646 430 7599

E-mail: cg.newyork@mfa.no

The Royal Norwegian Consulate General in New York is open to the public.

The phone hours are from 9am-12:30pm and 1:30pm-4 pm Monday through Friday.

Public who wish to visit the Consulate General in New York for consular matters (passport, notarial, citizenship or other matter) will need an appointment.

The Norwegian Consulate General will not accept visits without an appointment.

Please reach out to: New.York.Consular@mfa.no in order to get an appointment.

The Consul General

Heidi Olufsen

Consul General

Heidi Olufsen took on the position as Norway’s Consul General in New York in August 2021. She has broad experience from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including as Director of the Section for Official Visits (2017-2021) and as Consul General in St. Petersburg, Russia (2013-2017). In addition, she has experience from the Office of the Prime Minister (2011-2013). She holds a Master of Business from the Norwegian School of Business, as well as a MSc in Russian and Post-Soviet Studies from London School of Economics and Political Science.

Promoting and aiding Norwegian business interests in New York and on the East coast are key priorities for the Consul General. The United States is Norway’s second most important export market and the third most important source of imports. The Consul General seeks to strengthen the economic ties between the US and Norway through aiding Norwegian start-ups, creative industries and companies who are pursuing sustainable and future proof solutions.

Cultural exchange between the US and Norway is another priority at the Consulate General in New York. Currently there is a momentum for Norwegian and Scandinavian art, design and architecture in the US and on the international cultural scene.

The Team

For general inqueries, please contact cg.newyork@mfa.no.

Heidi Olufsen: Consul General, Head of Mission

Marit Randsborg: Deputy Consul General, Deputy Head of Mission

Tønnes Log: Consul, Head of Administrative and Consular Affairs

Marvin Paul Hipolito Agustin – Chauffeur

Byron Bernandez – Chauffeur

Lars Bremnes – Team leader, Property Management and Chauffeurs

Tove Bucknavage – Officer, Deputy Head of Visa/Consular team

Viviann Diclemente – Officer, Visa/Consular team

Tiago Goncalves – Officer, Visa/Consular team

Rosy Hernandez – Officer, Visa/Consular team

Pål Johansen – Consul, Head of Visa/Consular team

Augusta K. Kemeny – Receptionist

Pia Marks: Executive Assistant to the Consul General

Raul Medina – Chauffeur

Mona Mosand – Consul, Archives

Hanne Krogstad Faye Olsen –Officer, Archives

Åge Johnny Nabben Olsen – ICT Officer

Vibeke O’Toole – Officer, Administration

Kelly Tigera – Adviser, Business and Communications

Ari Tiziani – Adviser, Arts & Culture

Leslie Torres – Office Manager

Ginni Wiik – Consul, Business

Holiday Closings

Jurisdiction

The Consulate General in New York's jurisdiction covers the following states. Contact information for Honorary consulates linked where applicable.

Bermuda, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia

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