Honduras salvoconducto in the US: emergency travel document

Honduras’s embassy in the US describes the salvoconducto as a travel document valid only for travel to Honduras: «válido únicamente para viajar a Honduras». It is issued to people who lack a valid passport or have lost it and need to travel to Honduras urgently. The embassy lists a fee of $10 USD (checked October 17, 2026).

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This page describes what the government of Honduras publishes. It does not describe, or give guidance on, US immigration or criminal proceedings.

Key facts

ItemDetail
DestinationHonduras’s embassy in the US describes the salvoconducto as a travel document valid only for travel to Honduras: «válido únicamente para viajar a Honduras».
FeeThe embassy lists a fee of $10 USD.
AppointmentProof of appointment is required. The embassy’s appointment page directs applicants to book with the corresponding Honduran consulate.
AppearanceThe embassy says consular procedures are personal and in person, and all original documents must be presented.

General documents

  • Proof of appointment is required.
  • The requirements call for a Honduran DNI or proof of completed DNI enrollment.
  • One passport-size photograph is required.
  • The list asks for the expired passport or a copy of the lost passport; if it was stolen, the original report must be presented.

Additional requirements for minors

  • For a minor, the list requires the child’s Honduran birth certification.
  • The minor requirements include a DNI or valid passport for both parents.
  • If one or both parents are absent, the minor must appear accompanied by an adult older than 21.
  • The list requires authorization from the absent parent, duly authenticated or apostilled.
  • A copy of the absent parent’s DNI or passport is also required.

Personal appearance and originals

  • The embassy says consular procedures are personal and in person, and all original documents must be presented.
  • The embassy’s appointment page directs applicants to book with the corresponding Honduran consulate.

Official sources


Last verified: 2026-10-17. General procedural information for educational purposes. It describes the consular procedure published by the government of Honduras. Requirements can change. Verify directly with the consular authority. Not legal advice; for your specific situation, consult an attorney.