Missions sent by this country — Oceania · Australasia
Embassies and consulates of New Zealand
Across 80 host countries, New Zealand operates 114 missions that stretch from Washington to Tokyo. The United States alone hosts 12 of these outposts, while Japan carries 4 and Australia, Brazil, Canada and China each maintain 3. Consulates make up the largest slice at 63, backed by 32 embassies, 17 high commissions and 2 permanent missions in cities such as New York, Luanda and Buenos Aires.
Most travellers meet the network when a passport expires or a visa application stalls, and consular staff handle those renewals and emergency assistance daily. Beyond documents, the outposts push exports and open doors for exporters, arranging introductions between local buyers and New Zealand suppliers. Trade teams stationed in major hubs coordinate these business links while embassy officials negotiate market access for agricultural and technology goods.
Compare missions side by side when a city hosts more than one. New York, for example, lists 2 separate New Zealand outposts, so check which one covers your district before you travel. Scan the host country lists to see whether an embassy or a consulate sits closer to your destination, then use the contact details to confirm opening hours and appointment rules.
Missions
114 recordsEmbassies 32 · High Commissions 17 · Permanent Missions 2 · Consulates 63
By host country
80 countriesEach row is the missions New Zealand sends to that country.