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List of diplomatic missions in Serbia

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Serbia. At present, Serbia hosts 72 foreign embassies in Belgrade and 9 consulates. Serbia also hosts representatives of the Palestinian National Authority and Sovereign Military Order of Malta.[1]

Honorary consulates and trade missions are excluded from this listing.

Map of countries that maintain embassies in Serbia
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Diplomatic missions in Belgrade

Embassies

  1. Albania[2]
  2. Algeria[2]
  3. Angola[2]
  4. Argentina[2]
  5. Australia[2]
  6. Austria[2]
  7. Azerbaijan[2]
  8. Belarus[2]
  9. Belgium[2]
  10. Bosnia and Herzegovina[2]
  11. Brazil[2]
  12. Bulgaria[2]
  13. Cambodia[2]
  14. Canada[2]
  15. China[2]
  16. Congo-Kinshasa[2]
  17. Croatia[2][3]
  18. Cuba[2][4]
  19. Cyprus[2]
  20. Czechia[2]
  21. Denmark[2]
  22. Egypt[2]
  23. Finland[2]
  24. France[2]
  25. Germany[2]
  26. Ghana[2]
  27. Greece[2]
  28. Holy See[2]
  29. Hungary[2]
  30. India[2]
  31. Indonesia[2]
  32. Iran[2]
  33. Iraq[2]
  34. Ireland[2]
  35. Israel[2]
  36. Italy[2]
  37. Japan[2]
  38. Kazakhstan[2]
  39. Kuwait[2]
  40. Lebanon[2]
  41. Libya[2]
  42. Malaysia[2]
  43. Mexico[2]
  44. Montenegro[2]
  45. Morocco[2]
  46. Myanmar[2]
  47. Netherlands[2]
  48. North Macedonia[2]
  49. Norway[2]
  50. Pakistan[2]
  51. Palestine[2]
  52. Poland[2]
  53. Portugal[2]
  54. Qatar[2]
  55. Romania[2][5]
  56. Russia[2]
  57. Slovakia[2][6]
  58. Slovenia[2]
  59. Somalia[2]
  60. South Korea[2]
  61. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[2]
  62. Spain[2]
  63. Sweden[2]
  64.  Switzerland[a][2][7]
  65. Syria[2]
  66. Tunisia[2]
  67. Turkey[2]
  68. Ukraine[2]
  69. United Arab Emirates[2]
  70. United Kingdom[2]
  71. United States[2]
  72. Venezuela[2]

Other delegations or missions

  1. Armenia (Embassy office)[b][2]
  2. Council of Europe (Office)[2]
  3. European Union (Delegation)[2]
  4. Georgia (Embassy office)[c][2]
  5. International Committee of the Red Cross (Delegation)[2]
  6. Kosovo (Liaison office)[8][9][10]
  7. NATO (Liaison Office)[2]
  8. United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office)[2]

Embassies to open

Consular missions

The following cities host career consulates from neighboring Balkan countries. All entries are consulates-general unless otherwise indicated.

Niš

  1.  Bulgaria[2]
  2. Turkey (Consular office)[2]

Novi Pazar

  1.  Bosnia and Herzegovina[2]
  2.  Turkey[2]

Sremski Karlovci

  1.  Montenegro[2]

Subotica

  1.  Croatia[2][3]
  2.  Hungary[2][12]

Vršac

  1.  Romania[2][5]

Zaječar

  1.  Romania[2][5]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Serbia

Resident in Athens, Greece

  1. Chile[13]
  2. Georgia[2]
  3. Jordan[14]
  4. Latvia[15]
  5. Panama[16]
  6. South Africa[17]
  7. Thailand[18]

Resident in Berlin, Germany

  1. Cameroon[19]
  2. Iceland[20]
  3. Jamaica[21]
  4. Malawi[22]
  5. Maldives[23]
  6.   Nepal[24]
  7. Niger[25]
  8. Senegal[26]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

  1. Bhutan[27]
  2. Cape Verde[28]
  3. Central African Republic[29]
  4. Eswatini[30]
  5. Gambia[31]
  6. Guyana[32]
  7. Liberia[33]
  8. São Tomé and Príncipe[34]
  9. Vanuatu[35]

Resident in Bucharest, Romania

  1. Moldova[36]
  2. North Korea[37]
  3. Sudan[38]
  4. Uruguay[39]
  5. Vietnam[40]

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

  1. Colombia[41]
  2. Ecuador[42]
  3. Estonia[43]
  4. Laos[44][45]
  5. Lithuania[46]
  6. Mongolia[47]
  7. Peru[48]
  8. Philippines[49]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

  1. Bahamas[50]
  2. Botswana[51]
  3. Papua New Guinea[52]
  4. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines[53]

Resident in Moscow, Russia

  1. Bahrain[54]
  2. Grenada[55]
  3. Guinea-Bissau[56]
  4. Kyrgyzstan[57]
  5. Madagascar[58]
  6. Mauritius[59]
  7. Oman[60]
  8. Rwanda[61]
  9. Sierra Leone[62]
  10. Tajikistan[63]
  11. Turkmenistan[64]

Resident in Paris, France

  1. Comoros[65]
  2. Kenya[66]
  3. Seychelles[67]
  4. Togo[68]
  5. Zambia[69]

Resident in Rome, Italy

  1. Bangladesh[70]
  2. Bolivia[71]
  3. Burundi[72]
  4. Equatorial Guinea[73]
  5. Eritrea[74]
  6. Ethiopia[75]
  7. Guatemala[76]
  8. Lesotho[77]
  9. Mali[78]
  10. Mauritania[79]
  11. New Zealand[80]
  12. Paraguay[81]
  13. Tanzania[82]
  14. Uganda[83]
  15. Yemen[84]
  16. Zimbabwe[85]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

  1. Ivory Coast[86]
  2. Namibia[87]
  3. Nicaragua[88]
  4. Sri Lanka[89]
  5. Uzbekistan[90]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

  1. Antigua and Barbuda[91]
  2. Dominica[92]
  3. Saint Kitts and Nevis[93]
  4. Saint Lucia[94]
  5. Trinidad and Tobago[95]

Resident in New York City, United States

  1. Fiji[96]
  2. Nauru[97]
  3. Solomon Islands[98]
  4. Timor-Leste[99]
  5. Tonga[100]
  6. Tuvalu[101]

Resident elsewhere

  1. Afghanistan (Sofia)[102]
  2. Andorra (Andorra la Vella)[103]
  3. Armenia (Prague)[2]
  4. Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)[104]
  5. Haiti (Havana)[105]
  6. Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)[106]
  7. Malta (Valletta)[107]
  8. Palau (Tokyo)[108]
  9. San Marino (City of San Marino)[109]
  10. Saudi Arabia (Sarajevo)[110]
  11. Singapore (Singapore)[111]
  12. Suriname (Paramaribo)[112]

Closed embassies

See also

Notes

  1. [a]
    Also conducts relations on behalf of Liechtenstein.
  2. [b]
    Subordinate to the Armenian embassy in Prague.
  3. [c]
    Subordinate to the Georgian embassy in Athens.
  4. [d]
    Resident in Athens, Attica, Greece
  5. [e]
    Resident in Berlin, Germany
  6. [f]
    Resident in Budapest, Hungary
  7. [g]
    Resident in City of San Marino, San Marino
  8. [h]
    Resident in Bucharest, Romania
  9. [i]
    Resident in Rome, Lazio, Italy

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