Embassy of new zealand

The Embassy of New Zealand is the diplomatic mission of New Zealand to a particular country or region. New Zealand has diplomatic missions in many countries around the world, including:

Embassies:

1. Embassy of New Zealand in Washington, D.C., United States
2. Embassy of New Zealand in Beijing, China
3. Embassy of New Zealand in Tokyo, Japan
4. Embassy of New Zealand in Seoul, South Korea
5. Embassy of New Zealand in Canberra, Australia
6. Embassy of New Zealand in Wellington, New Zealand (headquarters)

High Commissions:

1. High Commission of New Zealand in London, United Kingdom
2. High Commission of New Zealand in Ottawa, Canada
3. High Commission of New Zealand in Pretoria, South Africa

Consulates-General:

1. Consulate-General of New Zealand in Los Angeles, United States
2. Consulate-General of New Zealand in New York City, United States
3. Consulate-General of New Zealand in Sydney, Australia
4. Consulate-General of New Zealand in Auckland, New Zealand

Other diplomatic missions:

1. New Zealand Mission to the European Union in Brussels, Belgium
2. New Zealand Mission to the United Nations in New York City, United States
3. New Zealand Mission to the International Civil Aviation Organization in Montreal, Canada

The Embassy of New Zealand is responsible for promoting and protecting New Zealand's interests abroad, including:

• Representing New Zealand's government and people
• Providing consular assistance to New Zealand citizens
• Promoting trade and investment between New Zealand and the host country
• Supporting New Zealand's cultural and educational institutions abroad
• Providing information and assistance to New Zealand citizens traveling or living abroad

The Embassy of New Zealand is headed by an Ambassador or High Commissioner, who is appointed by the New Zealand government. The Embassy's staff includes diplomats, administrative officers, and support staff.