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Your country’s embassy and consulates in Ecuador provide services such as safe-travel information, re-issuance of lost passports, and 24 hour help in case of arrest or emergency. Below are locations and contact information for some embassies in Ecuador.

Most keep regular business hours, but offer non-emergency services to their citizens only during special hours. Call ahead or visit the website to check these hours and find out requirements and costs for services.

Country Office in Ecuador, City - Address - Contact Information

United States Embassy, Quito
Avigiras E12-170 and Eloy Alfaro (near SOLCA)
593-2-398-5000,
ACSQuito@state.gov,
ecuador.usembassy.gov
Emergency: 02-398-5000

United States Consulate, Guayaquil
9 de Octubre and Garcia Moreno
593-4-232-3570,
acsguayaquil@state.gov,
guayaquil.usconsulate.gov
Emergency:04-232-1152

United Kingdom Embassy, Quito
Naciones Unidas E10-44 and República de El Salvador, Edificio Citiplaza, 12th Floor
593-2-297-0800 / 8001
ukinecuador.fco.gov.uk/en
Emergency:02-297-0800

United Kingdom Consulate, Guayaquil
General Córdova 623 and Padre Solano Castilla
8598593-4-256-0400 extension 318
Emergency:02-297-0800

Germany Embassy, Quito
Naciones Unidas E10-44 and República de El Salvador, Edificio Citiplaza, 12th Floor
593-2-297-0820,
www.quito.diplo.de
Emergency: 09-949-7967

Germany Consulate, Guayaquil
Las Monjas # 10, Edificio Berlín, 2nd Floor
593-4-220-6867 / 6868,
consulado.aleman@grupoberlin.com

Germany Consulate
Cuenca Bolívar 9-18 and Benigno Malo
593-7-282-2783,
evak@etapaonline.net.ec

GermanyConsulate
Manta Av. 113 y Ca. 10
Edificio Alcántara593-5-292-3577,
wharten@ales.com.ec

FranceEmbassy, Quito
Leonidas Plaza 107 and Patria
593-2-294-3800,
chancellerie.quito@ifrance.com,
ambafrance-ec.org

FranceConsulate, Guayaquil
José Mascote 909 and Hurtado, Maison de France
593-4-232-8442,
consulatgye@yahoo.fr

France Consulate, Cuenca
Gran Colombia 6-61, Edificio Gran Colombia, between Borrero y Hno. Miguel
593-7-283-4644 / 7693,
09-950-0508,
consulatcuenca@gmail.com

France Consulate, Esmeraldas
Av. Kennedy Final – LAS PALMAS
593-6-272-5817,
jbgamin@yahoo.fr

Italy Embassy, Quito
La Isla 111 and Albornoz
593-2-265-1074 / 7,
archivio.quito@esteri.it,
www.ambquito.esteri.it

Italy Consulate, Guayaquil
Plaza Ycaza 423 and Córdova, Edificio Banco de Machala, 3rd Floor
593-2-256-8358 / 8362,
email@consuladoitaliagye.com

Italy Consulate, Galápagos
Hotel Royal Palm, Santa Cruz
593-5-252-6795
info@furiovalbonesi.com

Spain Embassy, Quito
Gral. Francisco Salazar E-1273 and Toledo
593-2-322-6296 / 6303,
www.maec.es/subwebs/Embajadas/Quito,
emb.quito@maec.es
Emergency:02-322-6296 / 6303

Spain Consulate, Guayaquil
Tungurahua y Vélez, esquina
593-4-601-7460,
cog.guayaquil@maec.es,
www.maec.es/Consulados/Guayaquil
Emergency: 04-601-7460

Norway Consulate, Quito
Républica de El Salvador 1082 and Naciones Unidas,
Edificio Mansion Blanca, Torre Paris, 4th Floor
593-2-246-8558 / 1427,
almeidam@uio.satnet.net,
www.noruega.org.ve

Norway Consulate, Guayaquil
Urdesa-Malecón del Salado 106 y Todos Los Santos
593-4-238-9610,
aschmidt@gye.satnet.net

Denmark Consulate, Quito
Républica de El Salvador 733 and Portugal, Edificio Gabriela 3, 3rd Floor
593-2-243-7163 / 2458,
danconsul@codan.com.ec,
www.amblapaz.um.dk

Netherlands Embassy, Quito
12 de Octubre 1942 and Cordero, Edificio WTC, Torre A, 1st Floor
593-2-222-9229 / 9234,
qui@minbuza.nl,
ecuador.nlambassade.org

Sweden Consulate, Quito
Diego de Almagro N32-27 and Whymper, Edificio Torres Whymper, 11th Floor, office 1101
593-2-223-3793,
vconsuec@uio.satnet.net,
www.swedenabroad.com,

Sweden Consulate, Guayaquil
Km. 6 1/2 Vía Daule 593-4-225-4111,
mbohman@ivanbohman.com.ec

Finland Consulate, Quito
Flores Jijón E 17-87 (280) and Hernán Sotomayor, Sector Bellavista
593-9-810-5450,
secre@aima.org.ec,
www.finlandia.org.pe

Finland Consulate, Guayaquil
Luis Urdaneta 212 y Cordova, P.O.Box 09-01-9225
593-4-2564-381, 593-4-2564-268
c.finlandgye@gmail.com

Remembering the time difference between your home country and your location in Ecuador is fairly easy if you remember three basic facts. First, all of mainland Ecuador is in a single time zone, GMT -5 (Greenwich Mean Time minus 5 hours). Second, the Galápagos is one hour behind the mainland, GMT -6. Third, Ecuador does not have a Daylight Savings/Summer Time change. If your home country sets its clocks ahead in the Spring and back in the Fall, the time difference between it and Ecuador will change by one hour. The following lists the time differences between some Northern Hemisphere countries and mainland Ecuador.

Time Zone and Countries – Time Difference during Standard/Winter Time (hours) - Time Difference during Daylight Savings/Summer Time (hours)

- Hawaii, Aleutian Islands – U.S. -5-4
- Alaska – U.S.-4-3
- Pacific Time – U.S.-3-2
- Mountain Time – U.S.-2-1
- Central Time – U.S.-10
- Eastern Time – U.S.0+1
- Western European Time – U.K.+5+6
- Central European Time – France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands +6+7
- Eastern European Time – Finland +7+8