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Foreign Affairs

The Cook Islands Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Immigration is the official point of communication between the Cook Islands Government and foreign governments and agencies.

 

Foreign Relations

Relations with other countries Pacific The Cook Islands has formally been established. We have diplomatic relations with the following countries in the Pacific:

  • Fiji
  • Papua New Guinea
  • Nauru

It deals with other Pacific countries within the…of CROP agencies. New Zealand and Australia The relationship between the Cook Islands and New Zealand has be a very close relationship, built on shared history, trade, and family links. New Zealand is the only country to have established a full consular post in the Cook Islands International The Cook Islands has formally established diplomatic relations with the following countries: International Organisations

  • The Cook Islands is an Associate member of the Commonwealth Secretariat
  • Member of United Nations specialised agencies – UNESCO, UNDP, FAO Global Issues Environment

The Ministry’s focus is on issues such as climate change, bio safety and biodiversity, oceans and endangered species and sustainable development issues. Human Rights Engaged in promoting the rights of women, children and people with disabilities. Security Disarmament
 

Entry Requirements

Visitors will NOT need an entry permit if they intend to stay in the Cook Islands for less than 31 days. For more information please click on the links below: