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Bahamas

Embassies and consulates in Bahamas

6 foreign missions in 1 cities, and 14 Bahamian missions around the world.

  • Embassy

    Apostolic Nunciature to The Bahamas

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Brazil in the Bahamas

    83 Shirley Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Haiti in the Bahamas

    Shirley Street and Sears Road

  • High commission

    British High Commission Nassau

    Balmoral Corporate Centre, Sandford Drive

    gov.uk

  • Consulate

    Australian Consulate in Nassau, Bahamas

    Nassau

Questions

How many foreign embassies are there in Bahamas?

We list 5 embassies and high commissions and 1 consulates in Bahamas, run by 6 countries.

Which city in Bahamas has the most embassies?

Nassau, with 2 missions.

Which cities in Bahamas have foreign consulates?

Nassau. Consulates handle visas and help citizens outside the capital.

Where is the Embassy of the United States, Nassau?

235 Shirley Street, Nassau. Website: https://bs.usembassy.gov

How many embassies and consulates does Bahamas have abroad?

14 missions in 9 countries, including Belgium, China, Cuba, Switzerland United Arab Emirates, and 4 more.

Does Bahamas have an embassy in United States?

Yes, in Washington, D.C.. Website: http://www.bahamasembdc.org/

Why are some missions in Bahamas called high commissions?

Commonwealth countries call their embassies in each other "high commissions". They do the same job. Bahamas hosts 1.

What is the difference between an embassy and a consulate?

An embassy is a country's main office in another country, usually in the capital. A consulate is a smaller office in another city that handles visas, passports and help for citizens.

How do I contact an embassy in Bahamas?

Use the official website listed for each mission (2 of them have one). Many take visa applications only by appointment, so book online first.

Do I need an appointment to visit an embassy?

Usually yes, especially for visa applications. Book through the official website, arrive early, and bring printed documents and your passport.

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