North Korea in Trinidad and Tobago

Accredited from abroad

Korea (Democratic People's Republic of) has no resident mission in Trinidad and Tobago. It is covered by:

• Embassy of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in Havana, Cuba

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is North Korea as a destination for visitors from Trinidad and Tobago?

North Korea offers a unique and intriguing experience for travelers, though it is tightly controlled and lacks luxury accommodations. Its distinctive charm may appeal to a segment of Trinidad and Tobago's population, estimated at around 2 million. However, the limited number of hotels and reviews may deter some visitors.

Please answer the following question: How safe is North Korea for tourists coming from Trinidad and Tobago?

North Korea is generally considered less safe for tourists compared to Trinidad and Tobago. According to the Global Peace Index, North Korea ranks 149th out of 160 countries, while Trinidad and Tobago ranks 85th. In terms of crime statistics, Trinidad and Tobago has a murder rate of 29.4 per 100,000 people, whereas specific murder rates for North Korea are not available. The Global Organized Crime Index indicates that North Korea has a higher level of state crime (10.0) compared to Trinidad and Tobago (5.0), which suggests a more oppressive environment. Overall, while North Korea may have lower organized crime indices in some areas, the overall safety for tourists, especially from Trinidad and Tobago, is a concern due to the country's political climate and lack of transparency regarding crime data.