King George V acceded to the throne of the United Kingdom in May 1910. As World War I broke out shortly after his accession, most of the state visits of foreign heads of state he received were made after the end of the war. A state visit normally lasted for 3-5 days and included a state banquet given by The King at Buckingham Palace as well as a formal reception of the City of London at Guildhall.
List of visits No. DateCountryRegime GuestsVenue for State Banquet 1 24–27 June 1913 Republic President Raymond Poincaré Buckingham Palace 2 31 October – 4 November 1919 Monarchy Shah Ahmad Shah Buckingham Palace 3 10–14 November 1919 Republic President Raymond PoincaréMme Henriette Poincaré Buckingham Palace — 9–12 May 1921 Monarchy Crown Prince Hirohito Buckingham Palace 4 4–8 July 1921 Monarchy King Albert IQueen Elisabeth Buckingham Palace 5 12–15 May 1924 Monarchy King Ferdinand IQueen Marie Buckingham Palace 6 26–29 May 1924 Monarchy King Victor Emmanuel IIIQueen Elena Buckingham Palace 7 16–19 May 1927 Republic President Gaston Doumergue Buckingham Palace 8 4–6 July 1927 Monarchy King Fuad I Buckingham Palace 9 13–15 March 1928 Monarchy King Amanullah KhanQueen Soraya Tarzi Buckingham Palace 10 20–22 June 1933 Monarchy King Faisal I Buckingham Palace
See also List of official overseas trips made by George V List of state visits received by Edward VII List of state visits received by George VI
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