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Tourist Requirements
Authorities are currently granting 90-day visas, and any extensions (30 more days are available) must be taken care of at the immigration office in Tegucigalpa.
Citizens of all other countries are required to obtain visas before entering Honduras. Cost usually depends on what that country charges Hondurans for visas.
Sometimes it’s free, and sometimes it can cost up to US$20. Tourists are granted a 90-day visa upon entry. One 30-day renewal is allowed, for a US$20 fee.
Renewals can no longer be processed at the immigration offices across the country but must be submitted in Tegucigalpa.
You should be able to get the form at least at the migración office in most large cities. The immigration office in Tegucigalpa is on the anillo pereférico, opposite the UTH (Universidad Tecnico de Honduras).
Sometimes you may be asked to get a certain amount of timbre stamps, available at a local bank, as payment, and you will need to leave your passport for 1–3 days.
The fine for overstaying a visa is calculated at immigration upon exiting the country; airport officials are accustomed to doing this, and no one else seems to be able to say in advance how much it will be.
One report is that there is a US$32 fine for the first month and 20 percent of the minimum salary (US$290) for each additional month. Others have been charged more.
Foreigners are required to carry their passports with them at all times, but rarely if ever will it be checked. Be sure to keep photocopies in your hotel room or, better still, just carry the photocopies
CONDUCT & CUSTOMSGenerally speaking, Honduran society features customs and traditions similar to those in other countries in the region.
Family is of paramount importance, although marriages are often informal due to the expense of weddings and the scarcity of priests.
The majority of Hondurans are Catholic, though not necessarily strict ones. When traveling in Honduras, don’t plan on being in a hurry to get anywhere.
Things happen at a leisurely pace, and no one rushes. Trying to pressure people to act with haste will get little result other than stress. Take it easy.
Public nudity, including swimming naked, is illegal in Honduras (although Paya Bay resort on Roatan has “naturalist” weeks on its private beaches).
The litter level in Honduras is disturbingly high. Don’t be surprised to see locals toss garbage on the street or out the bus window.
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CONSULATES/EMBASSIES - CONSULADOS - EMBAJADAS
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Belgium – Bélgica |
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Belice |
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Canadá |
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Chile |
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Polonia - Poland |
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El Salvador |
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Switzerland Embassy - Embajada |
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Tailandia / Thailand |
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Suecia / Sweden |
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Venezuela |
United Kingdom - Inglaterra |
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Turkey |
| México Col. Lomas del Guijarro, Ave. Eucalipto No 1001 Antiguo Restaurante Guijarro Tegucigalpa, M.D.C. Fax: (504) 232-4719 Tel: (504) 232-0141/6471/4039 |
Norway - Noruega Final Blvd. Los Procedes, fte. a antiguo local de Bodegas Codis, No. 4002 Tegucigalpa Tel: (504) 236-5665/221-5080 Fax: (504)236-8904/236-9113 |
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| United States of América - EEUU Embassy - Embajada Avenida La Paz, Tegucigalpa, Honduras Tel: [504] 236-9320, 238-5114 Fax: [504] 236-9037 Web: United States Embassy in Honduras www.honduras.usembasy.gv |
The Netherlands - Holanda Col Florencia Norte 3era. Ave., Casa No. 2315 Tegucigalpa, M.D.C. Tel: (504) 235-8090/239-0525 Fax: (504) 239-0526 E-mail: cgnlhon@cablecolor.hn |
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| Líbano - Lebanon Centro Comercial Megaplaza Salida a La Lima, San Pedro Sula Tel: 553 1642 Fax: 552-6426 |
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Uruguay Oficina de Café El Indio Barrio La Bolsa, Tegucigalpa Tel: 225-1675 Fax: 225-0115 |
| Malta Edif. Midence Soto, 12 Piso No. 1202 Tegucigalpa, M.D.C. Fax: (504) 237-0822 Tel: (504) 237-5028, 238-1456 |
Nicaragua Col. Lomas del Tepeyac B-M-1 Tegucigalpa, M.D.C., Honduras Tel: (504) 231-1966 Fax: (504) 231-1412 |
Yugoslavia Aparta Hotel Continental 5-41 Colonia Miramontes, Tegucigalpa Telefax: 235-7502 |
Honduran Consulates in the USA
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Washington Embassy - Embajada Estados/States: DC, MD, VA, West VA, Delaware |
Miami, FL Consulado - Cónsul Estados/States: Florida |
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Atlanta, GA Consulado - Consul Estados/States: GA, TN, NC, SC |
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Houston, TX Consulado - Consul Estados/States: TX, New México, OK, Kansas |
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New Orleans, LA Consulado - Consul Estados/States: Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky |
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Los Ángeles, CA Consulado - Consul Estados/States: Nevada, Hawái, CA: San Diego, Riverside, Sta. Bárbara |
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San Francisco, CA Consulado - Consul Estados/States: Washington, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, CA: San Luis Obispo, Sta. Rosa, Sacramento |
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Phoenix, AZ Consulado - Consul Estados/States: Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Nebraska |
