French consulate for the Channel Islands: which office covers you
Jersey and Guernsey are not part of the United Kingdom, but the French directory files their honorary consuls under the Consulate General in London, and France-Visas includes both bailiwicks in its UK visa area.
Which French consulate covers the Channel Islands?
Jersey and Guernsey are served by the Consulate General of France in London: the official directory lists their honorary consuls under London, and London's passport page counts 17 honorary consuls in London's district, the same 17 the directory files there.
The Channel Islands also has two honorary consuls under the London consulate: Guernsey and Jersey. They issue no passports; any of them can hand one over if you ask for it when you apply.
Cities in the Channel Islands and their French consulate
The Channel Islands has no road link to the London consulate: the nearest honorary consul is the practical stop for collecting a new document.
What you can settle without going to the consulate
- Know that ETIAS is not running yet: sites that sell it today are not official.
- Order a UK apostille online from the FCDO, on paper or as an e-Apostille.
- Prove you are alive for a French pension with the “Mon certificat de vie” app.
Passports are still applied for in London. The honorary consuls in St Helier and St Peter Port can then hand them over, and they also take voting proxies and certify signatures and copies.
Checked against the official sources on 10 November 2026.
This site is an independent directory. frenchconsulates.co.uk is not the Embassy of France or one of its consulates, and it handles no applications.
We gather what uk.diplomatie.gouv.fr publishes and flag it when its own pages disagree. Confirm with the consulate before you travel.