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Cook Islands

Embassies and consulates in Cook Islands

3 foreign missions in 1 cities, and 2 Cook Islander missions around the world.

Questions

How many foreign embassies are there in Cook Islands?

We list 3 embassies and high commissions and 0 consulates in Cook Islands, run by 3 countries.

Which city in Cook Islands has the most embassies?

Rarotonga, with 1 missions.

Where is the High Commission of New Zealand, Rarotonga?

Philatelic Bureau Building, Takuvaine Rd, Rarotonga. Website: https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/countries-and-regions/australia-and-pacific/cook-islands/new-zealand-high-commission-to-the-cook-islands/

How many embassies and consulates does Cook Islands have abroad?

2 missions in 2 countries, including Fiji and New Zealand.

Does Cook Islands have an embassy in Fiji?

Yes, in Suva.

Why are some missions in Cook Islands called high commissions?

Commonwealth countries call their embassies in each other "high commissions". They do the same job. Cook Islands hosts 2.

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 Cook Islands?

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.

Can an embassy help if I lose my passport?

Your own country's embassy or consulate can issue an emergency travel document. Report the loss to the local police first and keep the report.

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