





The Official Website of the Philippine Consulate General in Houston, Texas.
Philippine Consular Services in Houston, TX
Welcome to Philippine Consulate General Houston, Texas, your ultimate hub for Philippine consular services in Houston, TX. Whether you require assistance with passport applications or civil registry services, our consulate is ready to help guide you through the process.
We cater to all Filipinos in need of consular services in states under our jurisdiction and foreign nationals interested in visiting the Philippines who need help with their visa applications. Our dedicated team is well-versed in immigration regulations and is here to assist applicants in navigating the necessary processes. By providing transparent and efficient services, we strive to make international travel accessible for everyone.
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@ phlinhouston . Sep 4
Interested in a career in diplomacy and international relations?
The Philippine Consulate General invites qualified Filipinos interested in pursuing a career in the Philippine Foreign Service to take the Foreign Service Officer Examination (FSOE).
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) offers Filipinos the opportunity to represent the country across a wide range of fields — from political and economic affairs to consular work and assistance to nationals, cultural diplomacy, and engagement with communities around the world.
IMPORTANT DATES:
16 September 2026 — Start of application period
30 October 2026 — Deadline for submission of applications
24 January 2027 — FSOE Qualifying Test
Application forms and complete information may be downloaded here: https://tinyurl.com/34me9cun.
@ phlinhouston . Sep 2
The Bureau of Treasury invites Overseas Filipinos to a Financial Literacy Session on Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs).
RTBs are debt securities issued by the Philippine government through the Bureau of Treasury and form part of a program to make government securities available to retail investors, especially private individuals.
Learn about the features and benefits of RTBs, as well as available investment platforms that make investing in government securities more accessible and convenient.
3 September 2026 | 7:00 PM (Houston time)
Online via Zoom: https://bit.ly/RTBRoadShow9426
Interested participants may register through the 2026 RTB Financial Literacy Registration Form:
https://forms.gle/g7yvxzuLx15mVTJF7
Join the session and learn more about RTBs as an investment option for building savings and working toward your financial goals.
@ phlinhouston . Sep 1
Consul General Gunther Sales attended the Annual Gala of the Filipino American Council of Texas (FACT) on 29 August 2026 at the Philippine Community Center in Houston.
Speaking on the theme of bridging Filipino
heritage with impactful leadership and civic service in Texas, Consul General Sales noted that Filipino Americans born in the Philippines naturally brought their connection to the homeland with them. For their children and grandchildren, born and raised in the United States, that connection is not always automatic. It has to be built rather than assumed, and he said the Consulate intends to take on its share of that important work alongside the community.
Administering the oath of office to the incoming officers of FACT for 2026-2027 under Chairman Jonathan Gecomo, he urged the new leadership to encourage young Filipino Americans to also actively participate in the community’s activities. He likewise presented the Leadership Hall of Fame Award to Attorney Lope Goodwin Lindio, and to Gina Shankar, PhD, RN, and welcomed three organizations into lifetime membership in the council, namely the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Texas, the Houston Cypress Performing Lions, and the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary Houston Division.
Established in 1993, FACT serves as an umbrella association of various Filipino community organizations in Texas. The Consulate values its partnership with the council and looks forward to continued cooperation under its incoming leadership, following the term of outgoing Chairman Gilda Genova.
@ phlinhouston . Sep 1
The Philippine Consulate is closely monitoring Potential Tropical Cyclone Five, forecast to strengthen into Tropical Storm Edouard and make landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border on Tuesday, 1 September.
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect from Port Bolivar, TX to Vermilion/Cameron Parish, LA. Kababayans in Southwest Louisiana and the Upper Texas Coast, including Houston, should prepare for heavy rain, flooding, and possible power outages.
🔴 Stay updated. Heed local authorities regarding travel and emergency announcements. More information can also be accessed through the City of Houston Office of Emergency Management website (www.houstonoem.org).
📞 For live emergencies, please dial 911. For consular assistance, the Consulate may be reached through (346) 256-4522.
Stay safe, kababayans! 🇵🇭
@ phlinhouston . Aug 25
Important announcement for the upcoming back-to-back consular outreach missions in Lubbock, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico:
Kababayans who wish to apply for and/or renew their passports, including those who signed up through the Google Form, are encouraged to secure their appointment slots through passport.gov.ph and choose “PCG Houston - Outreach in Lubbock, Texas” or “PCG Houston - Outreach in Albuquerque, New Mexico” as appropriate.
Those requiring other consular services (dual citizenship, notary, and civil registry) are advised to send copies of their requirements to houstonpcg.outreach@gmail.com for prior assessment and further guidance.
We look forward to serving you in Lubbock and Albuquerque!
@ phlinhouston . Aug 21
Established in 1979, closed in 1993, and reopened in 2018, the Philippine Consulate General in Houston has served the Filipino community of the South Central United States for more than four decades.
We invite you to read “A Short History of the Philippine Consulate in Houston,” written by Consul Von Ryan G. Pangwi, on our website.
https://pcghouston.org/about-us/
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About Us
Philippine Consulate General Houston, Texas (Houston PCG) reopened on September 24, 2018, 25 years after we closed our doors in September 1993. We exercise consular jurisdiction over the following states:
- Arkansas
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- New Mexico
- Oklahoma
- Texas
Our consulate’s mandate is to uphold and protect overseas Filipinos’ fundamental rights and freedoms, assist Filipinos in need, and promote and strengthen socio-economic and cultural ties with the states under our jurisdiction.

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Leadership
Philippine Consulate General Houston, Texas is currently headed by Consul General Gunther Emil M. Sales, who assumed his post on August 1, 2024. The following consular officials assist the consul general:
- Consul Von Ryan Pangwi
- Vice Consul Maria Tanya Gaurano
Consular Services Offered:
- Passport Application
- Visa Application
- Dual Citizenship Application
- Civil Registry:
- Report of Birth
- Report of Marriage
- Report of Death
- Notarial and Authentication Services:
- Affidavits
- Certifications
- Acknowledgments
- Issuance of Travel Documents
- NBI Clearance Fingerprinting
In addition, Philippine Consulate General Houston, Texas supervises the office of the Philippine Honorary Consul in New Orleans, LA.



Contact Us
9990 Richmond Avenue, Suite 100N
Houston, TX 77042
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Main: (+1-346) 2938773
Duty Officer: (+1-346) 256-4522
Let’s hear from you
Address
9990 Richmond Avenue, Suite 100N
Houston, TX 77042
Telephone
+1346 293 8773
Emails
Main: houston.pcg@dfa.gov.ph
Consular: houstonpcg.consular@dfa.gov.ph
Assistance to Nationals: houstonpcg.atn@dfa.gov.ph















