Commonwealth Visits

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"List of Commonwealth visits made by Queen Elizabeth II"

Below is a list of visits to Commonwealth countries made by Queen Elizabeth II. Since acceding to the throne on 6 February 1952, and simultaneously inheriting from her father the position and title of Head of the Commonwealth, Elizabeth II has travelled to every country within the Commonwealth of Nations, except two of the most recent members, Cameroon and Rwanda. Canada is the most visited country, with 24visits (not including fuel stops).

1950s:

1952 Kenya; 4–6 February

1953–54 Bermuda; 24–25 November

Jamaica; 25–27 November

Fiji; 17–19 December

Tonga; 19–20 December

New Zealand; 23 December–30 January, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand

Australia; 3 February–1 April, in her capacity of Queen of Australia

Cocos Islands; 5 April

Ceylon; 10–21 April, in her capacity of Queen of Ceylon

Aden; 27 April

Uganda; 28–30 April

Malta; 3–7 May

Gibraltar; 10 May

1956 Nigeria; 28 January–16 February

1957 Canada; 12–16 October, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1959 Canada; 18 June–1 August, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

1960s:

1961 Cyprus (refuelling); 20 January

India; 21 January–1 February

Pakistan; 1–16 February (12–16 February Former East Pakistan, now Bangladesh)

India; 16–26 February

India; 1–2 March

Ghana; 9–20 November

Sierra Leone; 25 November–1 December, in her capacity of Queen of Sierra Leone.

Gambia; 3–5 December \

1962 Canada; June, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1963 Canada; 30 January–1 February, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

Fiji; 2–3 February

New Zealand; 6–18 February, in her capacity of Queen of the New Zealand.

Australia; 18 February–27 March, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Fiji (refuelling); 28 March

Canada (refuelling); 29 March

1964 Canada; 5–13 October, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1966 Canada (refuelling); 1 February

Barbados; 1 February

Mustique (private visit); 2 February

British Guiana; 4–5 February

Trinidad and Tobago; 7–10 February, in her capacity of Queen of Trinidad and Tobago.

Grenada; 11 February

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; 13 February

Barbados; 14–15 February

Saint Lucia; 16 February

Antigua (private visit); 17 February

Dominica; 18 February

Montserrat; 19 February

Antigua; 20–21 February

Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla; 22 February

British Virgin Islands; 23 February

Turks and Caicos Islands; 25 February

Bahamas; 26–28 February

Conception Island (private visit); 1 March

Jamaica; 3–6 March, in her capacity of Queen of Jamaica.

1967 Canada; 29 June–5 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

Malta; 14–17 November, in her capacity of Queen of Malta

1970s:

1970 Canada; 2–3 March, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

Fiji; 4–5 March

Tonga; 7 March

New Zealand; 12–30 March, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Australia; 30 March–3 May, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Fiji (refuelling); 3 May

Canada (refuelling); 3–4 May

Canada; 5–15 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1971 Canada; 3–12 May, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1972 Singapore; 18–20 February

Malaysia; 22–26, 28 February

Brunei; 29 February

Malaysia; 2 March

Singapore; 5 March

Malaysia; 6, 8 March

Maldives; 13–14 March

Seychelles; 19–20 March

Mauritius; 24–26 March, in her capacity of Queen of Mauritius.

Kenya; 26 March

1973 Canada; 25 June–5 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

Canada (for 2nd Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 31 July–4 August, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

Canada (refuelling); 15 October

Fiji; 16–17 October, in her capacity of Queen of Fiji

Australia; 17–22 October, in her capacity of Queen of Australia

Singapore (refuelling); 23 October

1974 Canada (refuelling); 27 January

Cook Islands; 28–29 January

New Zealand; 30 January–8 February, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Norfolk Island; 11 February

New Hebrides; 15–16 February

Solomon Islands; 18–21 February

Papua New Guinea; 22–27 February

Australia; 27–28 February, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Singapore (refuelling); 28 February

Singapore (refuelling); 14 March 1974

Singapore (refuelling); 22 March 1974

1975 Bermuda; 16–18 February

Barbados; 18–20 February, in her capacity of Queen of Barbados.

Bahamas; 20–21 February, in her capacity of Queen of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

Bermuda (refuelling); 1 March

Jamaica (for 3rd Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 26–30 April, in her capacity of Queen of Jamaica.

Hong Kong; 4–7 May

1976 Canada; 13–25 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1977 Western Samoa; 10–11 February

Tonga; 14 February

Fiji; 16–17 February, in her capacity of Queen of Fiji.

New Zealand; 22 February–7 March, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Australia; 7–23 March, in her capacity of Queen of Australia

Papua New Guinea; 23–26 March, in her capacity of Queen of Papua New Guinea

Australia; 26–30 March, in her capacity of Queen of Australia

Canada; 14–19 October, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

Bahamas; 19–20 October, in her capacity of Queen of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

Plana Cays and Inagua (private); 22–23 October

British Virgin Islands; 26 October

Antigua (private); 27 October

Antigua 28 October

Mustique (private); 30 October

Barbados; 31 October–2 November, in her capacity of Queen of Barbados.

1978 Canada; 26 July–6 August, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1979 Tanzania; 19–22 July

Malawi; 22–25 July

Botswana; 25–27 July

Zambia (for 5th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 27 July–4 August

1980s:

1980 Singapore (refuelling); 24 May

Australia; 24–28 May, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Singapore (refuelling); 29 May

1981 Singapore (refuelling); 26 September

Australia (for 6th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 26 September–12 October, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

New Zealand; 12–20 October, , in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Australia; 20–21 October, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Sri Lanka; 21–25 October

1982 Canada; 15–18 April, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

Singapore (refuelling); 5 October

Australia; 5–13 October (Closed the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane on 9 October), in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Papua New Guinea; 13–14 October, in her capacity of Queen of Papua New Guinea.

Solomon Islands; 18 October, in her capacity of Queen of the Solomon Islands.

Nauru; 21 October

Kiribati; 23 October

Tuvalu; 26–27 October, in her capacity of Queen of Tuvalu.

Fiji; 30 October–1 November, in her capacity of Queen of Fiji.

1983 Bermuda (refuelling); 13 February

Jamaica; 13–16 February, in her capacity of Queen of Jamaica

Cayman Islands; 16–17 February

Canada; 8–11 March, in her capacity of Queen of Canada

Cyprus; 9–10 November

Kenya; 10–14 November

Bangladesh; 14–17 November

India (for 7th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 17–26 November

1984 Cyprus; 25–26 March

Canada; 24 September–7 October, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1985 Belize; 9–11 October, in her capacity of Queen of Belize.

Bahamas (for 8th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 11–18 October, in her capacity of Queen of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

Inagua (private); 20 October

Saint Kitts and Nevis; 23 October, in her capacity of Queen of Saint Kitts and Nevis.

Antigua; 24 October, in her capacity of Queen of Antigua and Barbuda.

Dominica; 25 October

Saint Lucia; 26 October, in her capacity of Queen of Saint Lucia.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; 27 October, in her capacity of Queen of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Barbados; 28–29 October, in her capacity of Queen of Barbados.

Mustique (private); 30 October

Grenada; 31 October, in her capacity of Queen of Grenada.

Trinidad and Tobago; 1–3 November

1986 New Zealand; 22 February–2 March, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand

Australia; 2–13 March, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Hong Kong; 21–23 October

1987 Canada (for 10th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 9–24 October, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1988 Australia; 19 April–10 May, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

1989 Barbados; 8–11 March, in her capacity of Queen of Barbados.

Singapore; 9–11 October

Malaysia (for 11th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 14–21 October

1990s:

1990 Singapore (refuelling); 31 January

Australia (refuelling); 1 February

New Zealand; 1–16 February, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Australia (refuelling); 17 February

Singapore (refuelling); 17 February

Canada; 27 June–1 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1991 Kenya (overnight stop); 7 October

Namibia; 8–10 October

Zimbabwe (12th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 10–19 October

1992 Australia; 18–25 February, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Malta; 28–30 May

Canada; 30 June–2 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1993 Cyprus (13th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 18–24 October

1994 Anguilla; 18 February

Dominica; 19 February

Guyana; 19–22 February

Belize; 22–24 February, in her capacity of Queen of Belize.

Cayman Islands; 26–27 February

Jamaica; 1–3 March, in her capacity of Queen of Jamaica.

Bahamas; 6–8 March in her capacity of Queen of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.

Bermuda; 8–10 March

Canada; 13–22 August, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

1995 South Africa; 19–25 March

New Zealand (14th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 30 October–11 November, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

1997 Canada; 23 June–2 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

Pakistan; 6–12 October

India; 12–18 October

1998 Brunei; 17–20 September

Malaysia; 20–23 September

1999 Ghana; 7–9 November

South Africa (16th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 9–15 November

Mozambique; 15 November

2000s:

2000 Australia; 17 March–1 April, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

2002 Jamaica; 18–20 February, in her capacity of Queen of Jamaica.

New Zealand; 22–27 February, in her capacity of Queen of New Zealand.

Australia (17th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 27 February–3 March, in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Canada; 4–15 October in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

2003 Nigeria (18th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 3–6 December

2005 Canada; 17–25 May, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

Malta (19th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 23–26 November

2006 Australia (Opened the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne on 15 March), in her capacity of Queen of Australia.

Singapore; 16–18 March

2007 Malta; 20–21 November

Uganda (20th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting); 21–24 November

2009 Bermuda; 24–26 November

Trinidad and Tobago; 26–28 November (21st Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting)

2010s:

2010 Canada; 28 June-6 July, in her capacity of Queen of Canada.

2011 Australia; (22nd Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting) 19–29 October 2011, in her capacity of Queen of Australia

^ Queen Elizabeth 2 has to be one of the most-travelled monarchs of all time. ^

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