This guide gives the contact details of the High Commission of Nauru in New Delhi, its head of mission, Nauru's national day, India's diplomatic representation for Nauru, and the consular information in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) brief of July 2026. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

The High Commission of Nauru in New Delhi

According to the MEA brief of July 2026, Nauru's resident mission in India was established in 2022. The register gives its details as follows:

  • Address: A 5/6, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110057
  • Telephone: 9319430079
  • Email: pa@nauruhighcommission.in
  • Website: none listed in the register

The register does not give office hours or a list of services, and this guide does not provide them. Readers should telephone or email the High Commission to confirm how it receives visitors and handles applications.

These details are as recorded in the register on 24 September 2026. Contact details of missions can change, and the MEA Protocol Division register is the official Indian record to check against if the details above no longer work.

Head of mission

The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Kane Amandus, High Commissioner. The brief records that the High Commissioner of Nauru to India, Mr. Kane Amandus, presented his credentials to the President of India on 08 September 2024.

Consulates and honorary consulates

The register lists no consulates and no honorary consulates of Nauru in India. All enquiries should therefore go to the High Commission in New Delhi, including those from readers in other Indian cities, who can make contact by telephone or email.

National day

Nauru's national day is 31 January (Independence Day). The brief records that India proposed Nauru's independence at the UN in the early 1960s, and states that India's contribution to Nauru's independence is still revered and regarded by the people of Nauru.

India's representation for Nauru

The brief states that the Indian High Commissioner to Australia has been concurrently accredited to Nauru since 2 August 2021. Before that, Nauru was covered by India's Mission in Suva, Fiji. Official Indian contact for Nauru is therefore through the High Commission of India in Australia. The brief puts the number of Indian expatriates living and working in Nauru at about 50-70.

Visa waiver for official passports

A Visa waiver Agreement for Diplomatic/Official Passport holders between India and Nauru was signed on 17 September 2024 in Nauru. It applies to holders of those passports only.

Vaccine certificates

A Memorandum of Understanding for implementing mutual recognition of COVID19 Vaccine Certificates between India and Nauru was signed on 30 March 2022 in Canberra.

Other visas and travel

The brief does not describe visa requirements for holders of ordinary passports travelling in either direction, e-visa arrangements, fees or processing times.

Readers should check current requirements with the High Commission of Nauru in New Delhi before travelling to Nauru, and with India's High Commission in Australia before travelling to India from Nauru.

Business and study enquiries

Trade figures and phosphate cooperation are described in the development article of this guide, and scholarship schemes open to Nauruan nationals, including the Sagar Amrut Scholarships, in the culture and education article.

A note on honorary consuls

The register lists no honorary consuls of Nauru in India. Honorary consuls, where a country appoints them, have limited powers. For Nauru, all visa, passport and other consular requirements should be confirmed directly with the High Commission in New Delhi.