This article gives the contact details of the Honduras Embassy in New Delhi, its national day, and the visa, consular, business and training facts in the MEA bilateral brief of April 2026, including how India is represented in Honduras. The contact details and the list of consular offices come from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.
Honduras Embassy in New Delhi
- Address: F-10/9, Basement, Ground floor, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi- 110057
- Email: embhonduras.india@sreci.gob.hn
The register lists no telephone number or website for the Embassy, and names no head of mission. Readers should contact the Embassy by email to confirm current contact arrangements.
Opening of the mission
According to the MEA brief of April 2026, Honduras opened its diplomatic mission in India on 15 May 2025. The inauguration was jointly presided over by External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Honduras, Mr. Eduardo Enrique Reina García. The brief describes the opening as a historic milestone in bilateral relations.
Consulates
The register lists no Honduran consulates or honorary consulates elsewhere in India. The Embassy in New Delhi is the only Honduran office listed in the register.
National day
The national day of Honduras is 15 September (Independence Day).
India's representation in Honduras
According to the brief, the Indian Embassy in Guatemala is concurrently accredited to Honduras.
On 21 October 2025, Ambassador Raj Kumar Singh presented his Letter of Credentials to the President of the Republic of Honduras, H.E. Ms. Xiomara Castro, formally assuming charge as the concurrent Ambassador of India to Honduras. During the visit, he also paid courtesy calls on the Vice President of Honduras, H.E. Ms. Doris Gutiérrez, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Honduras, H.E. Mr. Javier Bu Soto.
For more information and the latest updates, the brief refers readers to the website of the Embassy of India in Guatemala and to its Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Visas
The only visa arrangement recorded in the brief is the Agreement on waiver of visas for diplomatic and official passports, of June 2008. As its title indicates, it covers holders of those passports only.
The brief contains no information on visas for tourists, students, business visitors or workers. Anyone planning to travel to Honduras should confirm current requirements with the Honduras Embassy in New Delhi. Honduran nationals travelling to India should check Indian visa requirements through official Indian government channels, including the Embassy of India in Guatemala.
Indian nationals in Honduras
The brief states that there is hardly any Indian community in Honduras. The number of Indians is about 25, including a few Mother Teresa missionary nuns. Indian nationals in Honduras who need consular help should contact the Embassy of India in Guatemala, which is accredited to Honduras.
Business contacts
In October 2025, the Mission organised a Business Seminar on Viksit Bharat-Invest India in Tegucigalpa. Ambassador Singh met Mr. Enrique Jaar, Vice President of the Cámara de Comercio e Industria de Tegucigalpa, to discuss ways to strengthen India-Honduras trade and investment cooperation. Businesses should confirm entry requirements for business travel with the Honduras Embassy in New Delhi.
Training in India
The Government of India has offered 25 ITEC slots to Honduras in the current year, according to the brief. So far, more than 150 Hondurans have received ITEC scholarships. Honduran candidates should check current courses and application procedures through official Indian government channels.
Honorary consuls
The register lists no Honduran honorary consuls in India. Where honorary consuls are appointed, their powers are limited, and visa, passport and other consular requirements should always be confirmed with the Honduras Embassy in New Delhi.