List of diplomatic missions in Boston
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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Boston, Massachusetts, United States (and surrounding environs of "Greater" or "Metro-Boston"). These countries have established a resident consular presence to provide diplomatic and trade representation.
Consulates
Boston
| Country | Headed by | Address | Neighborhood | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Brazil[1] |
Glivania de Oliveira, Consul-General | 175 Purchase Street, 02110 | Financial District |  |
 Canada[2] |
Bernadette Jordan, Consul-General | 3 Copley Place, Suite 400 | Back Bay | |
 Colombia[3] |
Daisy Carolina Mejía Gil, Consul-General | 31 St. James Avenue, Suite 960 | Back Bay | |
 Dominican Republic[4] |
Dominico Cabral Abad, Consul-General | 20 Park Plaza, Suite 601 | Back Bay | |
 El Salvador[5] |
Abelino Chicas Hernández, Consul-General | 46 Bennington Street | East Boston | |
 France[6] |
Mustafa Soykurt, Consul-General | 31 St. James Avenue, Suite 750 | Back Bay | |
 Germany[7] |
Dr. Sonja Kreibich, Consul-General | 3 Copley Place, Suite 500 | Back Bay | |
 Greece[8] |
Symeon Tegos, Consul-General | 86 Beacon Street | Back Bay/Beacon Hill | |
 Haiti[9] |
Emmanuelle Dupiton, Acting Consul-General | 545 Boylston Street, Suite 201 | Back Bay | |
 Ireland[10] |
Laoise Moore, Consul-General | 535 Boylston Street, 5th Floor | Back Bay | |
 Israel[11] |
Meron Reuben, Consul-General | 20 Park Plaza, Suite 1020 | Back Bay | |
 Italy[12] |
Arnaldo Minuti, Consul-General | 600 Atlantic Avenue, 17th Floor | Financial District |  |
 Japan[13] |
Seiichiro Takahashi, Consul-General | 100 High Street, 6th Floor | Financial District | |
 Mexico[14] |
Alberto Fierro Garza, Consul-General | 55 Franklin St, 1st Floor | Financial District |  |
 Peru[15] |
Carla Stella Maris Chirinos Llerena, Consul-General | 20 Park Plaza, Suite 511 | Back Bay | |
 Portugal[16] |
Tiago Araújo, Consul-General | 31 St. James Avenue, Suite 350 | Back Bay | |
 Spain
|
Ana Durán de la Colina | 31 St. James Avenue, Suite 905 | Back Bay | |
 Turkey |
Murat Lütem, Consul-General | 31 St. James Avenue, Suite 840 | Back Bay | |
 United Arab Emirates[18] |
Salem Alshami, Consul-General | One International Place, Suite 2901 | Financial District | |
Cambridge
The city of Cambridge is located very close to downtown Boston, directly across the Charles River.
| Country | Headed by | Address | Neighborhood | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Denmark[19] |
Joan Hentze, Head of Mission | 245 Main street | Kendall Square | |
 Switzerland[20] |
Philippe Roesle, Consul and CEO of Swissnex | 420 Broadway, Cambridge MA 02138, https://swissnex.org/boston/ | Between Harvard and MIT | |
 United Kingdom[21] |
David Clay MBE,[22] Consul-General | One Broadway | Kendall Square | |
Chelsea
The city of Chelsea, Massachusetts is located across the Mystic River from Boston's Charlestown neighborhood.
Newton
The city of Newton is a suburban community which borders the western side of the Boston neighborhoods of Allston-Brighton.
| Country | Headed by | Address |
|---|---|---|
 South Korea[24] |
You Ki-Jun, Consul-General | One Gateway Center, 2nd Floor |
Quincy
The city of Quincy borders the southern edge of the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester.
| Country | Headed by | Address |
|---|---|---|
 Cape Verde[25] |
Adeus Juiz George Leitao, Consul-General | 300 Congress Street, Suite 204 |
Honorary consulates
All honorary consulates are in Boston proper unless otherwise indicated.
Albania[26]
Austria (in Medfield)[27]
Bulgaria (in Newton)
Cambodia (in Lowell)
Chile
Cyprus (in Cambridge)
Czechia (in Wellesley)
Denmark
Ecuador (in Needham)
Estonia
Finland
Georgia (in Cambridge)
Hungary
Iceland (in Dedham)
Jamaica
Latvia (in Needham)
Lebanon (in Andover)
Luxembourg
Malta (in Belmont)
Monaco
Morocco
Nepal
Netherlands
Nicaragua (in Springfield)
Norway
Pakistan (in Millis)
Poland (in Cohasset)
Romania (in Concord)
Senegal (in Dedham)
Slovakia (in Weston)
Sweden
Thailand
Source: Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development[28]
