Missions sent by this country — Oceania · Melanesia
Embassies and consulates of Papua New Guinea
The diplomatic network stretches across 21 cities in 14 host countries spanning Oceania, Asia and Europe. Australia stands out as the busiest destination with 3 missions, and Brisbane alone hosts 1 consulate. Additional key posts sit in Japan, Indonesia, New Zealand, the United States and Belgium, extending reach across Melanesia and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
These 21 overseas offices handle visa applications, passport renewals and document legalisation for citizens travelling or living abroad. Larger embassies manage state-to-state relations and trade negotiations, while consulates concentrate on individual paperwork, notarial services and emergency assistance. High commissions serve Commonwealth partners such as Australia and New Zealand, and the single permanent mission represents national interests at the United Nations in New York.
Browse the list below to locate the nearest mission by country or city. Each entry provides the street address, telephone number, email contact and opening hours. Use the filters to separate embassies from consulates and high commissions. Verify details directly with the mission before travelling, as hours and services can change without notice.
Embassies
7 recordsMissions headed by an ambassador.
High Commissions
6 recordsEmbassies exchanged between Commonwealth countries.
Permanent Missions
1 recordsDelegations to the United Nations and other international bodies.
Consulates
7 recordsConsulates general, consulates, and honorary consulates.
By host country
14 countriesEach row is the missions Papua New Guinea sends to that country.
