List of Portuguese ambassadors in Antigua and Barbuda

The list of Portuguese ambassadors in Antigua and Barbuda lists the ambassadors of the Republic of Portugal in Antigua and Barbuda . The countries have had direct diplomatic relations since 1983.

In 1984 the first Portuguese ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda, Portugal's representative with official residence in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, was accredited . After that, Portugal did not open its own embassy in the Antiguan capital of Saint John’s , the country continues to belong to the administrative district of the Portuguese embassy in Venezuela, whose head of mission is secondly accredited in Antigua and Barbuda (as of 2019).

There is a Portuguese honorary consulate in the Antiguan capital of Saint John's .

Heads of mission

Portuguese Ambassador to Antigua and Barbuda

Surname	image	Accreditation date	Remarks
Antigua and Barbuda
Pedro Martim da Cunha Veiga Madeira de Andrade		from 1983	Ambassador based in Caracas, accredited to Saint John's on October 2, 1984
Duarte Vaz Pinto da Fonseca de Sá Pereira de Castro		from 1989	Ambassador based in Caracas
Júlio Francisco de Sales Mascarenhas		from 1995	Ambassador based in Caracas
Fernando Manuel Oliveira de Castro Brandão		from 1999	Ambassador based in Caracas
Vasco Luís Pereira Bramão Ramos		from 2003	Ambassador based in Caracas
José Manuel da Costa Arsénio		from 2005	Ambassador based in Caracas
João José Gomes Caetano da Silva		since 2006	Ambassador based in Caracas
Mário Alberto Lino da Silva		from 2011	Ambassador based in Caracas
Fernando Manuel de Jesus Teles Fazendeiro		since 2014	Ambassador based in Caracas
Carlos Nuno Almeida de Sousa Amaro		since 2017	Ambassador based in Caracas

See also

• Antiguan-Portuguese Relations
• Foreign policy of Portugal

Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b} Overview of diplomatic relations with Antigua and Barbuda at the Diplomatic Institute in the Portuguese Foreign Ministry , accessed on November 17, 2019
2. ^ List of the Portuguese ambassadors in Venezuela at the Diplomatic Institute in the Portuguese Foreign Ministry, accessed on November 16, 2019