Oceania · Polynesia

Cook Islands

2 missions abroad · 4 missions hosted

Cook Islands sends 2 missions to other countries. 4 foreign missions are located in Cook Islands. The two lists below are separate pages.

The Cook Islands maintains 2 diplomatic missions abroad, all located in New Zealand. One high commission is based in Wellington, while a consulate operates in Auckland. These posts represent the Cook Islands’ presence in key regional hubs, facilitating official ties and cooperation with neighboring nations. The missions support trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges between the Cook Islands and its primary diplomatic partner.

Four foreign missions are established within the Cook Islands, hosted by Australia, Germany, New Zealand, and Spain. Two of these are high commissions, and two are consulates. The cities of Avarua and Rarotonga each accommodate 2 of these foreign posts, reflecting the Cook Islands’ role as a diplomatic crossroads in Polynesia. These missions strengthen international relations and economic connections for the Cook Islands.