This article gives the contact details of the mission of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in New Delhi, its national day, and the visa and consular points in the MEA brief. It is based on the MEA brief of August 2026 and on the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026, which is the source of the contact details.

Mission of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in New Delhi

  • Address: C-9/1, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110057
  • Telephone: 41060146, 41060147
  • Email: embregeindia@gmail.com

Readers should use the telephone numbers or email address above for enquiries. Neither the brief nor the register gives office hours or a list of services.

According to the MEA brief of August 2026, Equatorial Guinea established its diplomatic resident Mission in New Delhi in October 2016.

Consulates and honorary consulates

All enquiries should therefore be directed to the mission in New Delhi.

National day

The national day of Equatorial Guinea is 12 October (Independence Day).

Visas

An agreement on exemption from visa requirement for holders of Diplomatic and Official/Service passports was signed on 18 August 2017. According to the brief, the visa waiver agreement became effective from 1 August 2020. It was one of three agreements signed during the visit of Minister of State for External Affairs Shri M.J. Akbar to Equatorial Guinea. Holders of diplomatic, official or service passports should confirm with the mission how the waiver applies to their travel.

The brief does not describe visa arrangements for holders of ordinary passports. It does not mention an e-visa and does not set out fees, processing times or eligibility criteria. Travellers, students and business visitors should check current requirements with the mission in New Delhi before making plans or applying.

Air connectivity

Travellers should check current routes with airlines.

India's Embassy in Malabo

India is represented in Equatorial Guinea by the Embassy of India in Malabo, which opened in March 2019.

Keeping details up to date

The contact details above reflect the register as read on 24 September 2026. Telephone numbers, email addresses and office holders change from time to time, so readers should confirm them with the mission before relying on them. The telephone numbers are listed in the register without an area code. The facts drawn from the brief describe the position as of August 2026.

Using this guide

The other articles in this guide set out what the brief says about political relations, trade and investment, and development, training and cultural cooperation between India and Equatorial Guinea, with the dates the brief gives. For any current requirement, the mission in New Delhi remains the point of contact.

A note on honorary consuls

Equatorial Guinea has no honorary consulates in India according to the register. Where honorary consuls exist, their powers are limited. Requirements for visas, documents and other consular matters should always be confirmed directly with the mission of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in New Delhi.