This article gives the contact details of the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in New Delhi, its head of mission and national day, and the visa and consular facts found in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) bilateral brief of June 2026. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic, New Delhi

The Kyrgyz Republic is represented in India by its Embassy in New Delhi. The register lists the following details:

Head of mission

The register names H.E. Mr. Askar Zholchubekovich Beshimov, Ambassador, as the head of mission. Office holders change over time, so anyone writing to the Embassy on formal business should confirm the current position with the Embassy.

Consulates and honorary consulates

The register, as read on 24 September 2026, lists no consulate and no honorary consulate of the Kyrgyz Republic in any Indian city. The Embassy in New Delhi is the only Kyrgyz office in India that it shows, so Kyrgyz nationals in any Indian city, and anyone in India seeking Kyrgyz consular services, deal with the Embassy.

National day

The register gives the national day of the Kyrgyz Republic as 31 August (Independence Day). The MEA brief dates the independence of the Kyrgyz Republic to 31 August 1991.

Visas for Kyrgyz citizens

According to the MEA brief of June 2026, e-visa services are available for citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic. The brief explains that the e-Visa system allows citizens of Kyrgyzstan to obtain an Indian visa using the Internet.

The brief gives no detail on visa categories, documents, fees or processing times. Kyrgyz citizens planning travel to India should check current requirements through India's official visa channels, and Indian citizens planning travel to the Kyrgyz Republic should check them with the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in New Delhi.

Applying for ITEC training

Kyrgyz nationals interested in training in India under the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) programme apply online. The brief states that applicants from the Kyrgyz Republic are required to submit their application at the website www.itecgoi.in.

Help for Indian nationals in the Kyrgyz Republic

Indian nationals in the Kyrgyz Republic deal with India's own mission there. The resident Mission of India in the Kyrgyz Republic was set up on 23 May 1994, and the brief refers to it as the Embassy of India, Bishkek.

The Embassy of India also runs public activities. It organised the 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY) in the cities of Bishkek, Issyk-Kul, Jalalabad, Kant and Osh, on the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health". Yoga classes are held regularly at the Embassy premises, and the brief notes that many yoga enthusiasts are learning yoga at the Ayush Centre in the premises of the Embassy of India, Bishkek.

The brief also records help given in the other direction during the pandemic, when the Kyrgyz government assisted in the evacuation of nearly fourteen thousand Indian nationals, most of them medical students, to various destinations in India under the Vande Bharat Mission. Indian nationals in the Kyrgyz Republic who need consular help should approach the Embassy of India, Bishkek.

The brief contains no information on air connectivity between India and the Kyrgyz Republic, so travellers should check current flight options with airlines.

Honorary consuls

Honorary consuls have limited powers and do not provide the full range of services of an embassy. Although none is listed for the Kyrgyz Republic in India, visa, passport and other consular requirements should in every case be confirmed directly with the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in New Delhi.