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Antigua and Barbuda

15 missions abroad · 22 missions hosted

Antigua and Barbuda sends 15 missions to other countries. 22 foreign missions are located in Antigua and Barbuda. The two lists below are separate pages.

Antigua and Barbuda maintains diplomatic and consular representation across 12 countries through 15 missions abroad. These include 7 embassies, 5 consulates, 2 permanent missions, and 1 high commission. The majority of its overseas offices are concentrated in the United States, where it operates 4 missions in New York and North York. Additional posts are located in Havana, Santo Domingo, Athens, and other cities, reflecting the country’s engagement with key partners in North America, Europe, and beyond.

Foreign missions in Antigua and Barbuda total 22, representing 21 different countries. Most of these are consulates, with 17 in total, alongside 4 embassies and 1 consular agency. The Dominican Republic has the highest number of missions here, with 2 offices, while others like Germany, the United States, China, Cuba, and Venezuela each maintain a single presence. St. John’s hosts 21 of these foreign missions, with the remaining one located in Hodges Bay.