Honduran Emergency Travel Document (Salvoconducto): Official Requirements

Actualizado: October 2026

The Honduran consulate calls the travel document described in its current public listing a salvoconducto. It is for a Honduran citizen who needs to travel to Honduras without a valid passport or after losing one. The official listing says it is valid only for travel to Honduras; it is not a regular or emergency passport and should not be assumed to allow entry to another country or return to the United States.

The Honduran Embassy listing reviewed for this guide states a fee of US$10. Confirm the current fee, availability, appointment, and instructions with the consulate handling your request before traveling.

Published requirements for adults

• Proof of a consular appointment.
• Honduran DNI or proof of DNI enrollment.
• One passport-size photo.
• Expired passport or a copy of the lost passport. If it was stolen, the official listing requests the original police report.

Applications for minors

The official list includes the minor’s Honduran birth certificate and valid DNI or passport for both parents. If one or both parents are absent, it states the minor must attend with an adult over 21 and provide authenticated or apostilled authorization from the absent parent, along with a copy of that parent’s DNI or passport. Confirm how this applies to your circumstances with the consulate.

Appointment and in-person visit

The Embassy describes consular procedures as in person and personal; bring the original documents listed. Request an appointment through the official ACOS portal, selecting the office and service shown. If you cannot find the service, contact the consulate directly. This site does not book appointments or represent the government.

Source and notice

Check the Honduran Embassy’s official salvoconducto information for updates. This independent guide is informational; it does not determine eligibility or guarantee issuance, fees, or processing times.