Foreign relations of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Diplomatic relations of Saint Kitts and Nevis

List of countries which maintains diplomatic relations with Saint Kitts and Nevis:[1]

1.  Antigua and Barbuda – 19 September 1983
2.  Barbados – 19 September 1983
3.  Grenada – 19 September 1983
4.  Jamaica – 19 September 1983
5.  Saint Lucia – 19 September 1983
6.  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 19 September 1983
7.  United Kingdom – 19 September 1983
8.  South Korea – 20 September 1983
9.  United States – 20 September 1983[2]
10.  Belize – 21 September 1983[3]
11.  Republic of China – 23 September 1983
12.  Canada – 11 October 1983
13.  Venezuela – 31 October 1983
14.  Dominica – 1983[4]
15.  Colombia – 1 January 1984
16.  Israel – January 1984
17.  Germany – 27 August 1984
18.  Japan – 14 January 1985
19.  Brazil – 1985
20.  Australia – 1986
21.  Thailand – 16 January 1987
22.  Spain – 19 March 1987
23.  Uruguay –1988[5]
24.  Argentina – December 1988[6]
25.  Mexico – 31 July 1990
26.  Seychelles – 12 December 1991
27.  North Korea – 13 December 1991
28.  Sweden – 3 April 1992[7]
29.  Nicaragua – May 1992
30.  Costa Rica – 11 June 1992
31.  Singapore – 1 July 1992
32.  El Salvador – 15 October 1992
33.  Norway – 15 October 1992[8]
34.   Switzerland – 17 November 1992
35.  Panama – 19 November 1992
36.  Guatemala – 1992[9]
37.  Bahamas – 1992[10]
38.  Ghana – June 1993
39.  Portugal – 1 March 1995
40.  Azerbaijan – 22 March 1995
41.  Cuba – 10 May 1995
42.  South Africa – 25 February 1998
43.   Holy See – 19 July 1999
44.  Austria – 1999[11][12]
45.  Philippines – 11 August 2000
46.  Russia – 22 September 2003
47.  Iceland – 5 May 2004
48.  Greece – 9 July 2004
49.  Malta – 25 November 2005
50.  Algeria – 1 October 2007
51.  Morocco – 2 October 2007
52.  Slovakia – 26 September 2008
53.  Slovenia – 5 June 2009
54.  Latvia – 8 June 2009
55.  Luxembourg – 18 June 2009
56.  Poland – 23 June 2009
57.  Botswana – 25 June 2009
58.  Romania – 25 June 2009
59.  Finland – 22 September 2009
60.  Estonia – 23 September 2009
61.  Czech Republic – 18 February 2010
62.  Monaco – 21 April 2010
63.  United Arab Emirates – 16 June 2010
64.  Hungary – 11 May 2011
65.  Suriname – 11 October 2011
66.  Georgia – 26 October 2011
67.  Lithuania – 26 September 2012
68.  Montenegro – 19 October 2012
69.  Kuwait – 16 November 2012
70.  Paraguay – 22 March 2013
71.  Kazakhstan – 8 May 2013
72.  Malaysia – 30 July 2013
73.  New Zealand – 30 September 2013
74.  Vietnam – 1 November 2013
75.  Indonesia – 30 January 2014
76.  Fiji – May 2014
77.  Ukraine – 8 June 2015
78.  Kosovo – 4 March 2016
79.  Cyprus – 8 March 2016
80.  Mongolia – 12 April 2016
81.  Senegal – 27 April 2016
82.  Croatia – 27 May 2016
83.  Belarus – 4 June 2016
84.  Gambia – 6 June 2016
85.  Dominican Republic – 21 September 2016
86.  Maldives – 21 September 2016
87.  Kenya – 22 September 2016
88.  Saudi Arabia – 29 September 2016
89.  Mauritius – 25 November 2016
90.  Bolivia – 25 January 2017
91.  Brunei – 21 February 2017
92.  Ethiopia – 1 March 2017
93.  Turkmenistan – 31 May 2017[13]
94.  Qatar – 16 August 2017
95.  Moldova – 8 September 2017
96.  Armenia – 21 September 2017
97.  Laos – 23 September 2017
98.  Mozambique – 9 November 2017
99.  Gabon – 5 January 2018
100.    Nepal – 30 May 2018
101.  Eswatini – 7 June 2018
102.  Tajikistan – 7 June 2018
103.  Kyrgyzstan – 8 June 2018
104.  San Marino – 25 September 2018
105.  Togo – 25 September 2018
106.  Bahrain – 27 September 2018
107.  Sao Tome and Principe – 28 September 2018
108.  Albania – 31 October 2018
109.  Serbia – 6 November 2018
110.  Cambodia – 16 November 2018
111.  Marshall Islands – 18 December 2018
112.  Rwanda – 15 February 2019
113.  Honduras – 26 June 2019
114.  State of Palestine – 29 July 2019
115.  North Macedonia – 12 September 2019
116.  Bosnia and Herzegovina – 6 December 2019
117.  Djibouti – 20 February 2020
118.  Bangladesh – 31 August 2020
119.  Jordan – 9 December 2020
120.  Sri Lanka – 22 March 2021[14]
121.  Cameroon – 10 June 2021[15]
122.  Egypt – 22 September 2021[16]
123.  Burkina Faso – 11 October 2021
124.  Zimbabwe – 30 November 2021
125.  Belgium – unknown date[1]
126.  Chile – unknown date[17]
127.  Ecuador – unknown date
128.  France – unknown date[1]
129.  Guyana – unknown date[18]
130.  Haiti – unknown date
131.  India – unknown date
132.  Italy – unknown date[19]
133.  Netherlands – unknown date[19]
134.  Nigeria – unknown date[19]
135.  Peru – unknown date
136.  Trinidad and Tobago – unknown date
137.  Turkey – unknown date

Table

Country	Formal Relations Began	Notes
India	1983	See India–Saint Kitts and Nevis relations
Mexico	31 July 1990	See Mexico–Saint Kitts and Nevis relations Mexico is accredited to Saint Kitts and Nevis from its embassy in Castries, Saint Lucia and maintains an honorary consulate in Basseterre.[20] Saint Kitts and Nevis is accredited to Mexico from its embassy in Washington, D.C., United States.
Turkey		See Saint Kitts and Nevis–Turkey relations Turkish Embassy in Santo Domingo is accredited to St. Kitts and Nevis.[21] Trade volume between the two countries was 5.9 million USD in 2019.[21]
United Kingdom		See Saint Kitts and Nevis-United Kingdom relations St Kitts and Nevis gained independence from the UK in 1983. It is also a member if the Commonwealth of Nations.
United States	1983	See Saint Kitts and Nevis–United States relations United States maintains a diplomatic presence through its embassy in Barbados and consulate in Antigua.

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Saint Kitts and Nevis)
• List of diplomatic missions in Saint Kitts and Nevis
• List of diplomatic missions of Saint Kitts and Nevis

• St. Kitts & Nevis Ministry of Foreign Affairs