List of diplomatic missions in Bolivia

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Bolivia. At present, the capital city of La Paz hosts 35 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited from other regional capitals. This listing excludes honorary consulates.

Map of diplomatic missions in Bolivia

Embassies

Other missions or delegations in La Paz

Belgium (Development office)^[2]
Canada (Program office)^[3]
European Union (Delegation)

Gallery of embassies

Embassy of Argentina
Building hosting the Embassy of Brazil
Building hosting the Embassy of Canada
Embassy of Colombia
Building hosting the Embassy of Costa Rica
Residency of the Embassy of Ecuador
Embassy of Egypt
Embassy of France
Embassy of Italy
Embassy of Mexico
Building hosting the Embassy of Paraguay
Embassy of Peru
Embassy of South Korea
Building hosting the Embassy of Sweden
Embassy of the United Kingdom
Embassy of the United States
Embassy of Venezuela

Consular missions

La Paz

Chile (Consulate-General)

Cobija

Brazil (Consulate-General)^[4]

Cochabamba

Argentina (Consulate)
Brazil (Consulate-General)^[4]
Peru (Consulate-General)

Guayaramerin

Brazil (Consulate)^[4]

Puerto Quijarro

Brazil (Consulate)^[4]

Santa Cruz de la Sierra

Argentina (Consulate-General)
Brazil (Consulate-General)^[4]
Chile (Consulate-General)
China (Consulate-General)
Cuba (Consulate-General)
Japan (Consular office)^[5]
Paraguay (Consulate-General)
Peru (Consulate-General)
Spain (Consulate-General)
Uruguay (Consulate-General)

Tarija

Argentina (Consulate General)

Villazón

Argentina (Consulate)

Yacuiba

Argentina (Consulate)

Accredited embassies

Resident in Brasília, Brazil

Resident in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Resident in Caracas, Venezuela

Resident in Lima, Peru

Resident elsewhere

Croatia (Santiago)
Denmark (Bogotá)
Haiti (Santiago)
Hungary (Bogotá)
Jamaica (Bogotá)
Jordan (Santiago)
New Zealand (Santiago)

Former missions

Belgium (closed in 2006)^[a]^[2]
Denmark (closed in 2017)^[b]^[7]
Honduras^[c]^[8]
Israel
Libya (closed in 2011)^[d]
Netherlands (closed in 2013)^[c] ^[9]
Peru (Consulate in El Alto closed in 2023)^[10]
Romania (closed in 2000)

See also

Notes

References

External links

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