French consulate for Gibraltar: which office covers you
Gibraltar has a French honorary consul, listed in the directory under the Consulate General in London, and France-Visas includes it in its UK visa area.
Which French consulate covers Gibraltar?
Gibraltar is served by the Consulate General of France in London: the official directory lists its honorary consul under London, and London's passport page counts 17 honorary consuls in London's district, the same 17 the directory files there.
Gibraltar also has the Honorary Consulate of France in Gibraltar, under the London consulate. It issues no passports; it can hand one over if you ask for it when you apply.
Cities in Gibraltar and their French consulate
| City | Nearest honorary consul (straight line) | To the London consulate |
|---|---|---|
| Gibraltar | Gibraltar, in the city | by air or sea (1,091 miles in a straight line) |
Gibraltar 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
- Check your consular electoral list before the April 2027 presidential election.
- Send the transcription of a UK marriage once it has taken place.
- Swap a French licence for a UK one with the DVLA, which is optional for residents.
A passport has to be applied for in London, about 1,091 miles away in a straight line, so ask at that appointment to collect it from the honorary consul in Gibraltar, who also takes voting proxies and certifies signatures and copies.
Last checked against uk.diplomatie.gouv.fr and the sources linked above on 10 November 2026.
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