Papua New Guinea in Spain

Accredited from abroad

Papua New Guinea has no resident mission in Spain. It is covered by:

• Embassy of Papua New Guinea in Brussels, Belgium

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Papua New Guinea as a destination for visitors from Spain?

Papua New Guinea offers a unique tourism experience characterized by stunning natural beauty and rich cultural diversity, making it an appealing option for a niche market. While its infrastructure may be modest, the country's unspoiled landscapes attract travelers seeking authentic experiences. Among the 7 million Spaniards who travel abroad annually, a segment may find Papua New Guinea an intriguing destination.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Papua New Guinea for tourists coming from Spain?

Papua New Guinea presents certain safety concerns for tourists, particularly when compared to Spain. While Spain ranks 23rd in the Global Peace Index, Papua New Guinea is significantly lower at 113th out of 160 countries. The murder rate in Papua New Guinea is notably higher at 9.8 per 100,000 people, compared to Spain's 0.6. In terms of organized crime, Papua New Guinea has higher indices for crime networks and state crime (8.0 each), while Spain scores better (6.5 and 5.0, respectively). Additionally, the country faces challenges with various forms of crime, including flora and fauna crime, which are rated poorly compared to Spain. Overall, while tourists from Spain can visit Papua New Guinea, they should exercise caution and stay informed about local safety conditions.