Missions sent by this country — Americas · Caribbean
Embassies and consulates of Antigua and Barbuda
Across the Americas and Europe, Antigua and Barbuda operates 15 diplomatic outposts in 12 countries. 7 embassies anchor the network in capitals such as Washington and London. 5 consulates handle daily paperwork in cities like New York and Toronto. The United States alone hosts 4 missions, making North America the densest part of the whole map.
In New York, consular staff issue passports and notarise documents for citizens living abroad while also courting investors toward Caribbean shores. Officers promote tourism and trade, connecting local businesses with Antiguan markets and visa services. Similar daily work happens in Athens, where diplomats assist travellers, verify paperwork and strengthen commercial ties between Greece and the islands.
Browse the country list to find a host nation, then select a city such as New York or Havana. Each entry links to the exact embassy, consulate or mission address, contact details and opening hours. Use the filters to sort by mission type and plan your visit without guesswork.
Embassies
7 recordsMissions headed by an ambassador.
High Commissions
1 recordsEmbassies exchanged between Commonwealth countries.
Permanent Missions
2 recordsDelegations to the United Nations and other international bodies.
Consulates
5 recordsConsulates general, consulates, and honorary consulates.
By host country
12 countriesEach row is the missions Antigua and Barbuda sends to that country.
