This guide gives the contact details of the High Commission of the Republic of Guyana in New Delhi, the Indian city where Guyana has an honorary consulate, and the consular and civil aviation information contained in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) bilateral brief of June 2026. Contact details, the head of mission and the honorary consulate come from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

High Commission of the Republic of Guyana

  • Address: A-12/2, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
  • Telephone: +91-11- 41669713, 41669718
  • Email: hcommguy.del@gmail.com
  • Website: newdelhihc.mission.gov.gy

The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Dharamkumar Seeraj, High Commissioner.

The register gives two telephone numbers, the second written in short form without the +91-11 prefix. These details are as listed when the register was read on 24 September 2026. Contact details can change, so readers should check them on the High Commission's website before relying on them.

Honorary consulate

The register lists no career consulates of Guyana in India. It lists one honorary consulate of Guyana, in Mumbai.

National day

The national day of Guyana is 23 February.

Visas and consular matters

According to the MEA brief of June 2026, India and Guyana have an Agreement on Visa Exemption for Holders of Diplomatic, Service and Official Passports.

The brief does not describe visa rules for holders of ordinary passports, and it gives no fees, processing times or eligibility criteria. Travellers, students, workers and business visitors should check current requirements with the High Commission before making plans. Guyanese citizens planning to visit India should check Indian visa requirements through official Indian government channels, including the High Commission of India in Georgetown.

The register does not give office hours or appointment arrangements, and this guide does not supply them. Readers should contact the High Commission by telephone or email, or check its website, before making a visit in person.

Civil aviation

The brief records that Annexure B of the Air Services Agreement between India and Guyana was signed on 22 April 2023.

Indian nationals in Guyana

As of the June 2026 brief, the number of Indian nationals in Guyana is about 1500. The brief says they are mainly members of the Mission and of its Indian Cultural Centre, staff of Bank of Baroda and other international agencies, doctors, nurses, students of private medical institutions, and workers employed by local companies, hospitals and the University of Guyana.

India is represented in Guyana by the High Commission of India in Georgetown. Indian nationals in Guyana who need consular help should contact it.

Business visitors

Business visitors in either direction should confirm the correct entry requirements with the High Commission of Guyana in New Delhi or, for India, through official Indian government channels. The trade article of this guide describes the business meetings the two countries have held.

Students

The development article of this guide describes the Commonwealth and ICCR scholarships offered to Guyanese students and the Indian universities taking part in Guyana's GOAL programme.

A note on honorary consuls

Honorary consuls have limited powers, and an honorary consulate may not be able to issue visas or passports or deal with other consular matters. Requirements for any application should always be confirmed with the High Commission of the Republic of Guyana in New Delhi.