List of diplomatic missions in Italy

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At present, the capital city of Rome hosts 141 embassies. Several countries have ambassadors accredited to Italy, with most being resident in Brussels, London, or Paris.[1] This listing excludes honorary consulates, trade missions, and embassies to the Holy See.

Map of diplomatic missions in Italy

Diplomatic Missions in Rome

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Rome

Embassies

Permanent missions to the Food and Agriculture Organization

  1. Brazil[13]
  2.  European Union (Delegation)
  3. France[14]
  4. Germany[15]
  5. Italy[16]
  6. Mexico[17]
  7. Netherlands[18]
  8. Norway[19]
  9. Poland[20]
  10.  Switzerland[21]
  11. United States[a]

Other delegations or representative offices

  1. Abkhazia (Representative Office)
  2. Catalonia (Delegation)[22]
  3.  Republic of China (Taiwan) (Taipei Representative Office [zh])
  4. Northern Cyprus (Representative Office)
  5.  Palestine (Mission)
  6. South Ossetia (Representative Office)[23][b]
  • Embassy of Argentina
    Embassy of Argentina
  • Embassy of Bangladesh
    Embassy of Bangladesh
  • Embassy of Brazil
    Embassy of Brazil
  • Embassy of Canada
    Embassy of Canada
  • Embassy of Egypt
    Embassy of Egypt
  • Embassy of France
    Embassy of France
  • Embassy of Germany
    Embassy of Germany
  • Embassy of Greece
    Embassy of Greece
  • Embassy of Ireland
    Embassy of Ireland
  • Embassy of Japan
    Embassy of Japan
  • Embassy of Mexico
    Embassy of Mexico
  • Embassy of Nigeria
    Embassy of Nigeria
  • Embassy of Norway
    Embassy of Norway
  • Embassy of the Philippines
    Embassy of the Philippines
  • Embassy of Poland
    Embassy of Poland
  • Embassy of Russia
    Embassy of Russia
  • Embassy of Spain
    Embassy of Spain
  • Embassy of Sweden
    Embassy of Sweden
  • Embassy of the United Kingdom
    Embassy of the United Kingdom
  • Embassy of the United States
    Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

The following cities are host to career consular missions. All are consulates-general unless otherwise indicated.

Rome

Bari

Bologna

Catania

Florence

  • Consulate-General of China
    Consulate-General of China
  • Consulate-General of the United States
    Consulate-General of the United States

Genoa

Milan

  • Consulate-General of Austria
    Consulate-General of Austria
  • Consulate-General of Japan (right side)
    Consulate-General of Japan (right side)
  • Building hosting the Consulate-General of Mexico
    Building hosting the Consulate-General of Mexico
  • Consulate-General of Moldova
    Consulate-General of Moldova
  • Building hosting the Consulate-General of Spain
    Building hosting the Consulate-General of Spain
  • Consulate-General of the United States
    Consulate-General of the United States

Naples

Padua

Palermo

Trieste

Turin

Venice

Verona

Non-resident embassies accredited to Italy

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

  1.  Barbados[1]
  2.  Botswana[1]
  3.  Fiji[1]
  4.  Malawi[1]
  5.  Papua New Guinea[1]
  6.  Samoa[1]
  7.  Saint Kitts and Nevis[1]
  8.  São Tomé and Príncipe[1]
  9.  Vanuatu[1]

Resident in Paris, France

  1.  Brunei[1]
  2.  Cambodia[1]
  3.  Central African Republic[1]
  4.  Comoros[1]
  5.  Djibouti[1]
  6.  Mauritius[1]
  7.  Namibia[1] [36]
  8.  Rwanda[1]
  9.  Seychelles[1]
  10.  Suriname[1]
  11. Tajikistan[1]
  12.  Togo[1]

Resident in Geneva, Switzerland[c]

  1.  Guyana[1]
  2.  Jamaica[1]
  3.  Laos[1]
  4. Maldives[1]
  5.  Nepal[1]
  6.  Trinidad and Tobago[1]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

  1. Bahamas[1]
  2. Eswatini[1]
  3. Tonga[1]

Resident in other cities

  1.  Andorra (Andorra la Vella)[1]
  2.  Antigua and Barbuda (St John's)[1]
  3.  Chad (Berlin)[1]
  4.  Gambia (Madrid)[1]
  5. Guinea-Bissau (Lisbon)[1]
  6.  Sierra Leone (Berlin)[1]
  7. Singapore (Singapore)[1]
  8. Syria (Vienna)[1]

Embassies to the Holy See

Main article: List of diplomatic missions to the Holy See
Like many embassies to the Vatican City, the Republic of China's embassy to the Holy See is actually located in Rome, outside the borders of the Vatican and in a country with which the ROC has no official diplomatic recognition.

The Vatican City State, governed by the Holy See, does not possess sufficient territory to host diplomatic missions, so diplomatic missions accredited to the Holy See are based in Rome.

Closed missions

More information Host city, Sending country ...
Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Rome Benin Embassy 2020 [37]
Kingdom of Nepal Embassy 1967 [38]
Rwanda Embassy Unknown [39]
Syria Embassy 2013 [40]
Catania Poland Consulate-General 2009 [41]
Florence United Kingdom Consulate 2011 [42]
Genoa Colombia Consulate-General 1990 [43]
Spain Consulate-General 2021 [44][45][46]
Sweden Consulate-General 1981 [47]
 Switzerland Consulate-General 2014 [48]
United States Consulate-General 1993 [49][50]
Milan Belarus Consulate-General 2018 [51]
Greece Consulate-General Unknown [52]
Sweden Consulate-General 1995 [53]
Naples Germany Consulate-General 2013 [54]
Greece Consulate-General 2011 [55]
 Switzerland Consulate-General 2007 [56][57]
United Kingdom Consulate 2012 [42]
Palermo United States Consulate 1994 [49]
Trieste France Consulate-General 1998 [58]
Turin United Kingdom Consulate 2006 [59][60]
Venice France Consulate-General 1998 [61]
Greece Consulate Unknown [52]
Empire of Japan Embassy 1945 or sooner [62]
United Kingdom Consulate-General 2011 [63]
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See also

Notes

  1. [a]
    see United States Mission to the UN Agencies in Rome.
  2. [b]
    The government of Italy does not recognize either "the self-proclaimed representative office" or its diplomatic status.[24]
  3. [c]
    Accredited missions are the sending countries's permanent missions to the United Nations Office at Geneva

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