This article gives the contact details of the Embassy of the Republic of Armenia in New Delhi, together with the travel, tourism and consular information contained in the MEA brief of June 2026. Contact details and the head of mission are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.
Embassy of Armenia in New Delhi
- Address: D-133, Anand Niketan, New Delhi-110021
- Telephone: +91-11-24112851, 2411 2852
- Email: armindiaembassy@mfa.am
- Website: india.mfa.am/en
According to the register, the head of mission is H.E. Mr. Vahagn Afyan, Ambassador.
Consulates and honorary consulates
Enquiries from anywhere in India should therefore be directed to the Embassy in New Delhi.
National day
The national day of Armenia is 21 September (National Day).
India's embassy in Armenia
According to the MEA brief of June 2026, India opened its Resident Mission in Yerevan at the level of Chargé d'Affaires on 01 March 1999. The first Resident Ambassador took charge in Yerevan in October 1999.
Indian nationals in Armenia who need help from their own government should approach the Embassy of India in Yerevan.
Consular coordination
The brief records one instance of consular coordination between the two governments. On 17 June 2025, the External Affairs Minister and the Armenian Foreign Minister spoke by telephone to discuss logistical and diplomatic coordination for the evacuation of Indian nationals from Iran during the Iran-Israel war.
Travel and tourism
The brief notes a lack of direct air connectivity between India and Armenia. It does not describe flight routes, so travellers should check current options with airlines and official sources.
The brief states that tourist inflow from India has increased in the past few years. It gives the number of Indian tourists who visited Armenia as follows:
- 2020: 2,920
- 2021: 17,980
- 2022: 18,194
- 2023: 34,687
- 2024: 43,250
- 2025: 28,450
On 08 October 2025, the Indian Embassy in Yerevan organised an India-Armenia Virtual Meeting on Tourism with the Indian Ministry of Tourism and the Tourism Committee of Armenia. Tour operators from both countries attended and took part in a networking session.
Sending money from Armenia to India
In October 2025, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) signed an Agreement with Armenian Card CJSC (ArCa) for enabling cross-border remittance from Armenia to India. In this connection, an NPCI delegation visited Yerevan from 10-11 November 2025 to attend the FinnoWay Armenia PLUS Forum, organised by the Central Bank of Armenia and ArCa.
Students
The brief states that Indian students in Armenia are mainly from the medical field; their number is given in this guide's article on culture, education and the Indian community. The brief does not describe admission or student visa rules, which should be confirmed with the Embassy and the universities concerned.
Visas and consular matters
Travellers, business visitors and students should check current requirements directly with the Embassy of Armenia in New Delhi before making plans. The Embassy's website is the appropriate starting point.
Honorary consuls
Where a country has honorary consuls, they have limited powers and do not offer the full range of services of an embassy. Armenia has no honorary consulates listed in India, and all visa, passport and other consular requirements should be confirmed with the Embassy of Armenia in New Delhi.