List of diplomatic missions in the Cook Islands

This is a list of diplomatic missions in the Cook Islands. Although the Cook Islands is an associated state of New Zealand, it maintains diplomatic relations with 66 states. At present, the capital of Avarua hosts two missions. Additionally, there are embassies accredited to the Cook Islands and residing outside the country. They are in Canberra, Suva and Wellington.

Map of diplomatic missions in the Cook Islands

  Cook Islands

  States with embassy in the Cook Islands

  States with non-resident embassy to the Cook Islands

High Commissions

High Commissions of Australia and New Zealand in Avarua

Avarua

•  Australia (High Commission)^[1]
•  New Zealand (High Commission)^[2]

Non-resident embassies

•  Belgium (Canberra)^[3]
• Chile (Wellington)^[4]
• China (Wellington)^[5]
•  Cuba (Wellington)^[6]
•  Czech Republic (Canberra)^[7]
•  Fiji (Suva)^[8][9]
•  France (Wellington)^[10][11]
•  Germany (Wellington)^[12]
• Holy See (Wellington)^[13]
•  India (Suva)^[14][11][a]
•  Indonesia (Wellington)^[16]
•  Israel (Wellington)^[17]
•  Italy (Wellington)^[18]
•  Japan (Wellington)^[19]
•  Malaysia (Wellington)^[20][11]
•  Netherlands (Wellington)^[21]
•  Norway (Canberra)^[22]
•  Palestine (Canberra)^[23]
•  Philippines (Wellington)^[24]
• Portugal (Canberra)^[4]
•  South Africa (Canberra)^[25]
•  South Korea (Wellington)^[26][11]
•  Spain (Wellington)^[27]
•  Switzerland (Wellington)^[28]
•  Turkey (Wellington)^[29]

Honorary consulates

•  France
•  Germany
•  Japan
•  Spain

See also

• Foreign relations of the Cook Islands
• List of diplomatic missions of the Cook Islands

Notes

1. India is the only state which has accredited separate embassies to the Cook Islands and to Niue (the Indian embassy to Niue is based in Wellington).^[15]