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New Zealand

Embassies and consulates in New Zealand

58 foreign missions in 4 cities, and 58 New Zealander missions around the world.
  • Embassy

    Apostolic Nunciature to New Zealand

    178 Onslow Road

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Chile in New Zealand

    Pencarrow House, 1 Willeston Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of East Timor in New Zealand

    231 Thorndon Quay

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Egypt in New Zealand

    5 Willeston Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Kuwait in New Zealand

    Maritime Tower, 10 Customhouse Quay

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Peru in New Zealand

    11 Chews Lane

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Switzerland in New Zealand

    10 Customhouse Quay, Wellington 6011

  • Embassy

    Embassy of the Netherlands in New Zealand

    20 Ballance Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Ukraine, Auckland

    Auckland

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Japan, Wellington

    Wellington

    The Majestic Centre, 100 Willis Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Poland, Wellington

    Wellington

    142-144 Featherston Street

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Wellington

    Wellington

    125 The Terrace, Wellington 6011

  • Embassy

    Embassy of South Korea, Wellington

    Wellington

    2 Hunter Street, Wellington 6011

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Sweden, Wellington

    Wellington

  • High commission

    High commission of Pakistan in New Zealand

    182 Onslow Road

  • High commission

    High commission of Papua New Guinea in New Zealand

    279 Willis Street

  • High commission

    High commission of Samoa in New Zealand

    5 Clermont Terrace

  • High commission

    High commission of Singapore in New Zealand

    17 Kabul Street, Khandallah

  • High commission

    High commission of Solomon Islands in New Zealand

    15-17 Murphy Street

  • High commission

    High commission of South Africa in New Zealand

    157 Lambton Quay

  • High commission

    High Commission of the Republic of Fiji in New Zealand

    31–35 Pipitea Street, Thorndon, Wellington

  • High commission

    High commission of Tuvalu in New Zealand

    90 The Terrace

  • High commission

    High commission of Vanuatu in New Zealand

    90 The Terrace

  • High commission

    British High Commission, Wellington

    Wellington

    44 Hill Street, Thorndon

  • High commission

    High Commission of Malaysia, Wellington

    Wellington

    10 Washington Avenue

  • High commission

    High Commission of Niue, Wellington

    Wellington

    1 Katherine Avenue

  • High commission

    High Commission of the Cook Islands, Wellington

    Wellington

    56 Mulgrave Street

  • Consulate general

    Consulate General of the United States, Auckland

    Auckland

  • Consulate general

    Australian Consulate-General in Auckland

    Auckland Region

    Level 7 HSBC Tower 188 Quay Street, Auckland, 1010

  • Consulate

    British Consulate General Auckland

    Auckland Region

    Level 17/151 Queen Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010

  • Consulate

    Consular Office of Japan, Christchurch

    Christchurch

    12 Peterborough Street, Christchurch

Questions

How many foreign embassies are there in New Zealand?

We list 51 embassies and high commissions and 7 consulates in New Zealand, run by 51 countries.

Which city in New Zealand has the most embassies?

Wellington, with 18 missions, followed by Auckland Region (4).

Which cities in New Zealand have foreign consulates?

Auckland, Auckland Region and Christchurch. Consulates handle visas and help citizens outside the capital.

Where is the Embassy of Ukraine, Auckland?

Auckland.

How many embassies and consulates does New Zealand have abroad?

58 missions in 51 countries, including Poland, United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Türkiye Thailand, and 46 more.

Does New Zealand have an embassy in United Arab Emirates?

Yes, in Abu Dhabi. Website: https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/countries-and-regions/middle-east/dubai/new-zealand-embassy/

Why are some missions in New Zealand called high commissions?

Commonwealth countries call their embassies in each other "high commissions". They do the same job. New Zealand hosts 16.

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 New Zealand?

Use the official website listed for each mission (44 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.

From Wikidata (CC0). Opening hours and services change: check the mission's website before you visit.

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