This article gives the contact details of the Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi and the Indian city where Ukraine has an honorary consulate, together with the facts on consular consultations, visas and evacuation found in the MEA brief of August 2024. The contact details, the head of mission and the list of consular offices are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register as read on 24 September 2026, and the national day from the UN Blue Book. Addresses, telephone numbers and office holders can change after that date, and the brief itself dates from August 2024.

Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi

As of 24 September 2026, the register gives the following contact details for the Embassy:

  • Address: C-6/5, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
  • Telephone: +91-11-2614 6041
  • Email: emb_in@mfa.gov.ua
  • Website: india.mfa.gov.ua/en

As of the same date, the register names the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Oleksandr Polishchuk, Ambassador.

Honorary consulate

The register lists no career consulates of Ukraine in India. It lists an honorary consulate of Ukraine in Mumbai, which is the only consular office of Ukraine in India in the register. The register entry used for this guide gives the city only, so readers should ask the Embassy in New Delhi for the honorary consulate's current contact details.

National day

The UN Blue Book lists Ukraine's national day as 24 August (Independence Day).

India's Embassy in Kyiv

According to the MEA brief of August 2024, India opened an Embassy in Kyiv in May 1992. The two countries had established diplomatic relations in January 1992.

Consular consultations

Four rounds of India-Ukraine consultations on consular issues have been held so far: in May 2011 (Kyiv), May 2012 (New Delhi), May 2013 (Kyiv) and February 2024 (virtual mode). Consular Dialogue is also one of the areas covered by the Joint Working Groups of the India-Ukraine Intergovernmental Commission.

Visas

The agreement on visa exemption for diplomatic passport holders was signed during the visit of the Ukrainian Foreign Minister to India in November 2011. It applies to holders of diplomatic passports only.

India has included Ukraine in the list of countries under the e-Visa Scheme since 27 November 2014, according to the brief. Ukrainian nationals should check the current terms of the scheme through official Government of India channels.

For travel from India to Ukraine, the brief has no information on visa requirements. Diplo therefore gives no requirements, fees, processing times or eligibility rules, and anyone planning to travel to Ukraine should check current requirements with the Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi.

Operation Ganga

The Government of India launched Operation Ganga to evacuate Indian citizens who were stranded in Ukraine following the outbreak of the conflict in February 2022. In total, 90 flights were arranged to evacuate more than 18,000 Indian nationals and students.

As of the brief, around 200 Indian nationals besides about 2,000 Indian students were estimated to be in Ukraine. Indian medical students affected by the conflict should confirm the current position on the relaxations for their courses with the National Medical Commission of India.

Tourism and Transport/Civil Aviation are among the areas covered by Joint Working Groups of the Intergovernmental Commission, according to the brief. The brief itself gives no information on current flights or routes between India and Ukraine.

Honorary consuls

The honorary consul in Mumbai has limited powers and does not offer the full range of services of an embassy. Any visa, document or other requirement should be confirmed with the Embassy of Ukraine in New Delhi before relying on the honorary consulate.