Foreign relations of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Saint Kitts and Nevis is an island nation in the Caribbean. Its ties with CARICOM and its proximity to South and North America have allowed strong diplomatic ties with several nations.

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Diplomatic relations

List of countries which maintains diplomatic relations with Saint Kitts and Nevis: No dates are found for Ecuador, Guyana, Haiti, Nigeria, and Trinidad and Tobago

#Country[1]Date
1  Antigua and Barbuda 19 September 1983
2 Barbados19 September 1983
3 Grenada19 September 1983
4 Jamaica19 September 1983
5 Saint Lucia19 September 1983
6 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines19 September 1983
7 United Kingdom19 September 1983
8 South Korea19 September 1983
9 United States20 September 1983[2]
10 Belize21 September 1983[3]
—  Republic of China 23 September 1983
11 Canada11 October 1983
12 Venezuela31 October 1983
13 Dominica1983[4]
14  India 1983[5]
15  Colombia 1 January 1984
16 IsraelJanuary 1984
17 France17 July 1984[6]
18 Germany27 August 1984
19 Japan14 January 1985
20 Brazil25 October 1985[7]
21 Australia1986
22 Thailand16 January 1987
23 Spain19 March 1987
24 Uruguay1988[8]
25 ArgentinaDecember 1988[9]
26  Chile 1989[10]
27 Mexico31 July 1990
28 Seychelles12 December 1991
29 North Korea13 December 1991
30 Sweden3 April 1992[11]
31 NicaraguaMay 1992
32 Costa Rica11 June 1992
33 Singapore1 July 1992
34 El Salvador15 October 1992
35 Norway15 October 1992[12]
36  Switzerland17 November 1992
37 Panama19 November 1992
38  Bahamas 1992[13]
39 Guatemala1992[14]
40 GhanaJune 1993
41 Portugal1 March 1995
42 Azerbaijan22 March 1995
43 Cuba10 May 1995
44  South Africa 25 February 1998
— Holy See19 July 1999
45 Austria1999[15][16]
46 Philippines11 August 2000
47 Russia22 September 2003
48  Netherlands March 2004[17]
49 Iceland5 May 2004
50 Greece9 July 2004
51 Malta25 November 2005
52 Algeria1 October 2007
53 Morocco2 October 2007
54 Slovakia26 September 2008
55 Slovenia5 June 2009
56 Latvia8 June 2009
57 Luxembourg18 June 2009
58 Poland23 June 2009
59 Botswana25 June 2009
60 Romania25 June 2009
61  Belgium 5 August 2009[18]
62 Finland22 September 2009
63 Estonia23 September 2009
64 Czech Republic18 February 2010
65 Monaco21 April 2010
66  Turkey 3 June 2010[19]
67 United Arab Emirates16 June 2010
68 Liechtenstein2010[20]
69 Hungary11 May 2011
70 Suriname11 October 2011
71 Georgia26 October 2011
72 Lithuania26 September 2012
73 Montenegro19 October 2012
74 Kuwait16 November 2012
75 Paraguay22 March 2013
76 Kazakhstan8 May 2013
77 Malaysia30 July 2013
78 New Zealand30 September 2013
79 Vietnam1 November 2013
80 Indonesia30 January 2014
81 Fiji16 May 2014[21]
82  Italy 1 January 2015[22][23]
83 Ukraine8 June 2015
— Kosovo4 March 2016
84 Cyprus8 March 2016
85 Mongolia12 April 2016
86 Senegal27 April 2016
87 Croatia27 May 2016
88 Belarus4 June 2016
89 Gambia6 June 2016
90 Dominican Republic21 September 2016
91 Maldives21 September 2016
92 Kenya22 September 2016
93  Saudi Arabia 29 September 2016
94 Mauritius25 November 2016
95 Bolivia25 January 2017
96 Brunei21 February 2017
97  Ethiopia 1 March 2017
98 Turkmenistan31 May 2017[24]
99 Qatar16 August 2017
100 Moldova8 September 2017
101 Armenia21 September 2017
102 Laos23 September 2017
103 Mozambique9 November 2017
104 Gabon5 January 2018
105   Nepal30 May 2018
106 Eswatini7 June 2018
107 Tajikistan7 June 2018
108 Kyrgyzstan8 June 2018
109 San Marino25 September 2018
110  Togo 25 September 2018
111  Bahrain 27 September 2018
112  Sao Tome and Principe 28 September 2018
113  Albania 31 October 2018
114  Serbia 6 November 2018
115  Cambodia 16 November 2018
116  Marshall Islands 18 December 2018
117  Rwanda 15 February 2019
118  Honduras 26 June 2019
—  State of Palestine 29 July 2019
119  North Macedonia 12 September 2019
120  Bosnia and Herzegovina 6 December 2019
121  Djibouti 20 February 2020
122  Bangladesh 31 August 2020
123  Jordan 9 December 2020
124  Sri Lanka 22 March 2021
125  Cameroon 9 June 2021
126  Egypt 21 September 2021
127  Burkina Faso 10 October 2021
128  Zimbabwe 30 November 2021
129  Sudan 24 February 2022
130  Uzbekistan 9 March 2022
131  Uganda 1 April 2022[25]
132  Tuvalu 4 April 2022
133  Benin 2 June 2022[26]
134  Andorra 21 September 2022[27]
135  Peru 24 April 2023[28]
136  Equatorial Guinea 22 September 2023[29]
137  Ecuador Unknown
138  Guyana Unknown
139  Haiti Unknown
140  Nigeria Unknown
141  Trinidad and Tobago Unknown

Table
Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 India1983See India–Saint Kitts and Nevis relations
 Mexico31 July 1990See Mexico–Saint Kitts and Nevis relations
 South Korea19 September 1983The two countries have good relations.[31]
 Turkey
 United KingdomSee Saint Kitts and Nevis-United Kingdom relations
 United States1983See Saint Kitts and Nevis–United States relations
  • United States maintains a diplomatic presence through its embassy in Barbados and consulate in Antigua.

See also

References
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  28. "Embajadora del Perú presenta cartas credenciales ante Gobernadora General de San Cristóbal y Nieves" (in Spanish). 25 April 2023. Retrieved 27 April 2023.
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  31. "Search | Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea".
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