List of ambassadors and high commissioners to and from Barbados

This is a list of ambassadors and high commissioners to and from Barbados as of January 2023.

Country Heads of Mission to host country
from Barbados[1]		 Heads of Mission from sending country
to Barbados[2]
 ArgentinaGustavo Martinez PandianiList
 AustraliaBruce LendonList
 BelgiumSimone RudderList
 BrazilTonika Sealy-ThompsonListVera Lucia dos Santo Caminha CampettiList
 CanadaGlyne Samuel Hyvestra MurrayListMarie LegaultList
 ChinaHallam HenryListYan XiushengList
 ColombiaMartha Cecilia Pinilla-Perdomo
 CubaPhilip St. HillYanet Stable Cárdenas
 Finland
 FranceJacques-Henry HeulsList
 Germany
 Ghana
 GuatemalaVacant
 GuyanaCita Indranie Pilgrim
 Holy See
 IndiaKadakath Pathrose Ernest
 Ireland
 Jamaica
 JapanKayoko Fukushima[3]List
 KenyaVacant
 North Korea
 South Korea
 MexicoRosario Asela Molinero Molinero
 Netherlands
 New ZealandAnton OjalaListGlyne Samuel Hyvestra MurrayList
 NigeriaVacant
 Norway
 PanamaIan Wendell WalcottVacant
 Pakistan
 RussiaAlexander S. KurmazList
 Singapore
 Spain
 Sweden
  SwitzerlandMatthew Anthony Wilson
 Trinidad and TobagoRobert Livingston Morris
 United Arab EmiratesGabriel Abed[4]
 United KingdomMilton InnissListJanet DouglasList
 United StatesNoel LynchListLinda TaglialatelaList
 VenezuelaAlvaro Sanchez Cordero

International organisations
Organisation Representative
European CommunitySimone Rudder
UNESCO
United NationsFrancois Jackman (New York)
Matthew Anthony Wilson (Geneva)
Vacant (Nairobi)
Matthew Anthony Wilson (Vienna)
World Trade Organization
World Intellectual Property Organization
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development		Matthew Anthony Wilson
Food and Agriculture OrganizationMatthew Anthony Wilson

See also

References
  1. Barbados Representatives Overseas - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
  2. Overseas Representatives to Barbados - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
  3. Barbados welcomes Japanese diplomat
  4. "MoFAIC receives a copy of credentials of the Ambassador of Barbados to the UAE". www.mofaic.gov.ae. Retrieved 2023-01-12.
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