Haiti
Growing Goods Trade Partner with Development and Humanitarian Ties
- Band cut
- ≥ 0
- Countries in band
- 7
The seven measures behind Haiti's 38
Each is scored 0–100, where higher is always better. Open a row to read the analysis behind its number.
| Measure | Score | Position on 0–100 |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | ||
| 58 | ||
| 49 | ||
| 15 | ||
| 0 | ||
| 100 | ||
| 5 |
Bonus considerations — useful, but they do not affect the score
These two are worked out for every country as context for a trip. They are not part of the 38 above, and nothing here can move it in either direction.
Higher means cheaper for an Indian traveller.
Higher means easier to eat vegetarian.
Why Haiti?
The standing assessment behind the public sentiment reading of 58, rewritten at each refresh.
Recent news and public discourse over the last 30 days (July 2026) reveal a continued state of largely neutral and indifferent sentiment from Haiti towards India. This is primarily and overwhelmingly due to Haiti's severe and ongoing internal political instability, pervasive gang violence, humanitarian crisis, and efforts to establish a transitional government and hold elections. The internal turmoil has effectively overshadowed almost all aspects of Haiti's external relations, including specific bilateral engagement with India.
Regarding Diplomatic & Official Rhetoric, there have been no discernible public statements or direct official rhetoric from the Haitian government specifically addressing India within the last 30 days. Haitian officials, such as Foreign Minister Raina Forbin at the UN Security Council, have focused their public appeals on garnering continued international support to address the domestic security crisis and advance the electoral process. While historical records indicate friendly relations and India's past contributions to peacekeeping missions and humanitarian aid, this historical positive sentiment is not actively articulated by Haiti in the current discourse. The critical rule regarding 'India's internal matter' is not applicable as no such statements were made by Haiti.
Reasons to visit
For the Indian traveler whose wanderlust yearns for truly distinct and profoundly enriching experiences, Haiti offers a journey unlike any other. While currently presenting unique considerations for travel, it's a nation brimming with unmatched historical significance and vibrant cultural tapestry. As the world's first independent black republic and the only country founded by a successful slave revolt, Haiti's story is one of ultimate resilience and freedom, reflected in its magnificent UNESCO World Heritage sites. Beyond its monumental past, you'll discover a dynamic art scene, a distinctive Creole cuisine, and the deeply rooted spiritual traditions of Vodou. For those prepared for an immersive, off-the-beaten-path adventure and who prioritize thorough preparation, Haiti promises a powerful and unforgettable encounter with the heart of the Caribbean.
Where Indian travellers go
- 1Citadelle Laferrière and Sans-Souci Palace (near Milot)
- 2Jacmel
- 3Cap-Haïtien
Worth knowing
- Haiti was the first independent black republic in the world (1804) and the only nation born from a successful slave revolt.
- Vodou (often spelled Voodoo) is an officially recognized religion in Haiti, blending West African spiritual traditions with Roman Catholicism.
- The Citadelle Laferrière, a massive mountaintop fortress and UNESCO World Heritage site, is the largest fortress in the Americas, built by King Henri Christophe to defend against potential French invasions.
In the record
- Band
- Watchlist / Caution
- Trade rank
- 137
- Trade volume
- $0.1B
- Share of India’s trade
- 0.01%
- GDP
- $32.1B