Oceania · Melanesia

Papua New Guinea

21 missions abroad · 34 missions hosted

Papua New Guinea sends 21 missions to other countries. 34 foreign missions are located in Papua New Guinea. The two lists below are separate pages.

Papua New Guinea maintains a diplomatic presence across 14 countries through 21 missions, reflecting its engagement with key partners in the Pacific and beyond. Among these, Australia hosts three of its missions, including locations in Brisbane and Yarralumla, alongside another in Mascot. The country’s diplomatic network also extends to Japan, where three missions operate, and includes a mix of consulates, embassies, high commissions, and a single permanent mission abroad. Indonesia and New Zealand each receive two missions, while the United States, Belgium, and Beijing each host one.

Foreign missions in Papua New Guinea total 34, representing 31 countries, with most concentrated in Port Moresby. Australia stands out as a frequent presence, with two missions located in the capital, alongside Indonesia and Cyprus. Other cities like Lae, Madang, Vanimo, and Waigani each host one foreign mission, primarily consulates or high commissions. The United Kingdom, Poland, and China also maintain offices within the country, contributing to a diverse diplomatic landscape.