Visits to the U.S. by Foreign Heads of State and Government--1983
| Date | Visitor | Country | Description |
| January 4-7, 1983 | President Yitzhak Navon | Israel | Official working visit; visited Baltimore. Private visit Afterward to Boston. |
| January 17-20, 1983 | Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone | Japan | Official working visit. |
| January 26-31, 1983 | President Hosni Mubarak | Egypt | Official working visit. |
| February 2-4, 1983 | Chancellor Bruno Kreisky | Austria | Official working visit. Private visit afterwards to New York City. |
| February 16-18, 1983 | Prime Minister Kaare I. Willoch | Norway | Official working visit. |
| February 21-23, 1983 | Prime Minister Edward Seaga | Jamaica | Private visit. Met with President Reagan February 22. |
| February 26- March 7, 1983 | Queen Elizabeth II | United Kingdom | Official visit to San Diego, Palm Springs, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, and Yosemite National Park (California), and Seattle (Washington). |
| March 14-16, 1983 | Prime Minister Rudolphus F. M. (Ruud) Lubbers | Netherlands | Official working visit. |
| March 29- April 2, 1983 | President Kenneth D. Kaunda | Zambia | Official working visit. |
| April 7-9, 1983 | President Osvaldo Hurtado Larrea | Ecuador | Official working visit. |
| April 10-14, 1983 | Prime Minister Ranasinghe Premadasa | Sri Lanka | Private visit. Met with President Reagan April 13. |
| April 11-15, 1983 | Sultan Qaboos bin Said | Oman | State visit. |
| April 14-15, 1983 | Chancellor Helmut Kohl | Germany, Federal Republic of | Official working visit. |
| April 27-28, 1983 | Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau | Canada | Official working visit. |
| May 11-14, 1983 | Prime Minister George C. Price | Belize | Official working visit |
| May 25-28, 1983 | Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani | Italy | Official working visit. |
| May 26-28, 1983 | Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone | Japan | Official working visit. |
| May 28-31, 1983 | Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher | United Kingdom | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg (Virginia). |
| May 28-31, 1983 | Chancellor Helmut Kohl | Germany, Federal Republic of | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg (Virginia). |
| May 28-31, 1983 | President Francois Mitterrand | France | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg. |
| May 28-31, 1983 | Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone | Japan | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg. |
| May 28-31, 1983 | Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani | Italy | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg. |
| May 28-31, 1983 | Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau | Canada | Attended Economic Summit Meeting, Williamsburg. |
| June 6-9, 1983 | President Felix Houphouet-Boigny | Ivory Coast | State visit; visited New York City. Departed U.S. June 20. |
| June 11-15, 1983 | Prime Minister Robert J. L. Hawke | Australia | Official working visit. Private visit to New York City afterward. |
| June 16-18, 1983 | President Alvaro Magana | El Salvador | Official working visit. |
| June 20-22, 1983 | President Felipe Gonzalez | Spain | Official working visit. Private visit to New York City afterward. |
| July 17-22, 1983 | Amir Sulman al-Khalifa | Bahrain | State visit. |
| July 19-23, 1983 | President Amin Gemayel | Lebanon | Official working visit. Private visit to Houston afterward. |
| August 2-6, 1983 | President Mobutu Sese Seko | Zaire | Official working visit. |
| August 9-12, 1983 | President Abdou Diouf | Senegal | Official working visit. |
| September 12-14, 1983 | Prime Minister Robert Mugabe | Zimbabwe | Official working visit. Private visit to Detroit (Michigan) afterward. |
| September 14-17, 1983 | President Antonio dos Santos Ramalho Eanes | Portugal | State visit; visited New York City. Departed the U.S. September 20. |
| September 24-27, 1983 | President Mauno H. Koivisto | Finland | Official working visit. |
| September 28-30, 1983 | Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher | United Kingdom | Official working visit. |
| September 29-October 3, 1983 | President Hosni Mubarak | Egypt | Official working visit. |
| October 3-7, 1983 | President Aristides Maria Pereira | Cape Verde | Private visit. Met with President Reagan October 3. |
| October 3-6, 1983 | President Kurt Carstens | Germany, Federal Republic of | State visit. Addressed Joint Session of U.S. Congress October 5. Visited Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), St. Louis (Missouri), El Paso and Dallas (Texas), Grand Canyon (Arizona), Las Vegas (Nevada), Seattle (Washington), New York City, and New Haven (Connecticut). Departed U.S. October 14. |
| October 19-21, 1983 | Prime Minister Bettino Craxi | Italy | Official working visit. Private visit to New York City afterward. |
| October 22-26, 1983 | President Gnassingbe Eyadema | Togo | Private visit. Met with President Reagan October 24. |
| October 24-26, 1983 | Prime Minister Hussain Mohammad Ershad | Bangladesh | Official working visit. Private visit to Houston (Texas) afterward. |
| October 25-26, 1983 | Prime Minister Maria Eugenia Charles | Dominica | Private visit. Met with President Reagan October 25 |
| November 5-8, 1983 | Prime Minister Edward Seaga | Jamaica | Private visit. Met with President Reagan November 6. |
| November 19-22, 1983 | President Jaafar Nimeiri | Sudan | Official working visit. Private visit afterward. Departed U.S. December 1. |
| November 16-23, 1983 | President Chaim Herzog | Israel | Private visit. Addressed UN General Assembly. Met with President Reagan November 22. |
| November 27-30, 1983 | Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir | Israel | Official working visit. Private visit to New York City afterward. |
| November 30-December 3, 1983 | President Amin Gemayel | Lebanon | Official working visit. |
| December 5-10, 1983 | King Birendra | Nepal | State visit; visited Orlando (Florida), Dallas (Texas), New York City, and Boston (December 10-13). Private visit afterward to Atlanta (Georgia), San Francisco, and Honolulu (Hawaii). |
| December 15-16, 1983 | Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau | Canada | Private visit. Discussed proposals for nuclear arms limitations. |
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