This article gives the contact details of the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in New Delhi and the national day, together with the facts in the MEA bilateral brief of April 2026 on the resident missions of the two countries, flights, tourism and the Indian community in Azerbaijan. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, New Delhi

  • Address: 41 Paschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
  • Telephone: +91-11-2615 2228
  • Email: newdelhi@mission.mfa.gov.az
  • Website: newdelhi.mfa.gov.az/en

The register, as read on 24 September 2026, names no head of mission. Readers who need to address formal correspondence should confirm the current head of mission with the Embassy.

According to the MEA brief of April 2026, Azerbaijan opened its resident Mission in New Delhi in October 2004.

Consulates

The register lists no consulates or honorary consulates of Azerbaijan in India, so the Embassy in New Delhi is the only listed office. Readers anywhere in India should contact the Embassy directly.

National day

The national day of Azerbaijan is 28 May (Independence Day), as listed by the UN Protocol and Liaison Service.

Visas

The brief contains no information on visa or e-visa requirements for travel between India and Azerbaijan. Travellers, students and business visitors should check current requirements, fees and procedures with the Embassy of Azerbaijan in New Delhi before making plans.

Flights

According to the brief, there is direct flight connectivity between India and Azerbaijan: Delhi and Mumbai have direct flights to Baku. It states that of the 21 direct flights a week, 14 are between Delhi and Baku and 7 between Mumbai and Baku.

The brief adds that Indigo has suspended operation of its 07 flights a week between Delhi and Baku, and that Azerbaijan Airlines is currently operating 14 flights per week between India and Azerbaijan. Schedules change, and travellers should check current services with the airlines.

Tourism

In 2025, Azerbaijan received 166,944 tourists from India. The brief records India as the 4th largest source of inbound tourists for Azerbaijan, after Russia, Türkiye and Iran, and notes that the top three are neighbouring countries.

The Indian community in Azerbaijan

The Indian community in Azerbaijan comprises around 1000 people. It includes professionals employed with international companies in the oil and gas sector, businessmen engaged in commodities trading and in the catering and restaurant business, and around 350 students studying in Azerbaijani colleges and universities.

There are five Indian associations in Azerbaijan, which the brief says work in close association with the Embassy of India:

  • Indian Association Azerbaijan (IAA)
  • Baku Malyalee Association (BMA)
  • Baku Tamil Sangham (BTA)
  • Azerbaijan Telugu Association (ATA)
  • Indian Student Association of Azerbaijan (ISAA)

They regularly hold social events to celebrate major Indian festivals and events. The brief describes the Indian community as active, both professionally and socially.

India's Embassy in Baku

The resident Indian Mission in Baku was opened in March 1999. Indian nationals in Azerbaijan, including the Indian students there, can approach it for consular help, and should obtain its current contact details through official Indian government channels. In February 2026 the Mission began "Baku Evenings", a cultural series built around community events in Azerbaijan.

Honorary consuls

Azerbaijan has no honorary consulates in India according to the register. Where honorary consuls exist, they have limited powers and do not offer the full range of services of an embassy. Visa, document and other requirements should always be confirmed with the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in New Delhi.