List of diplomatic missions in Cambodia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Cambodia . At present, the capital city of Phnom Penh hosts 29 embassies and a delegation of the European Union.

Several other countries have missions accredited from other capitals, mostly in Bangkok, Beijing, Hanoi, and Seoul.

Map of diplomatic missions in Cambodia

Resident missions in Phnom Penh

Embassies

1.   Australia ^[1]
2.   Brazil ^{[1] [2]}
3.   Brunei ^[1]
4.   Canada ^{[1] [3]}
5. ‹See TfM›   China ^[1]
6.   Cuba ^[1]
7.   Czech Republic ^[1]
8.   France ^[1]
9.   Germany ^[1]
10.   India ^[1]
11.   Indonesia ^[1]
12.   Japan ^[1]
13.   Kuwait
14.   Laos ^[1]
15.   Malaysia ^[1]
16.   Myanmar ^[1]
17.   North Korea ^[1]
18.   Pakistan ^[1]
19.   Philippines ^[1]
20.   Russia ^[1]
21.   Singapore ^[1]
22.   South Korea ^[1]
23. Sovereign Military Order of Malta ^{[1] [4]}
24. Timor-Leste ^[1]
25.   Thailand ^[1]
26.   Turkey ^[1]
27.   United Kingdom ^[1]
28.   United States ^[1]
29.   Vietnam ^[1]

Other representations or delegations

1.   European Union (Delegation) ^[1]
2.   Hungary (Embassy office) ^{[1] [5]}
3.   Switzerland (Cooperation office & consular agency) ^[1]
4.   United Nations (Resident coordinator's office) ^[6]

Consular missions

Battambang

•   Vietnam (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Siem Reap

• ‹See TfM›   China (Consulate) ^{[1] [7]}
•   Japan (Consular office) ^{[1] [8]}
• South Korea (Consulate) ^{[1] [9]}

Sihanoukville

• ‹See TfM›   China (Consulate) ^{[1] [10]}
•   Vietnam (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Stung Treng

•   Laos (Consulate-General) ^[11]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Cambodia

Resident in Bangkok, Thailand

• Argentina ^[12]
• Austria ^[12]
• Bangladesh ^[12]
• Belgium ^[12]
• Chile ^[12]
• Colombia ^[12]
• Denmark ^[12]
• Egypt ^[12]
• Finland ^[12]
• Greece ^[12]
• Holy See ^[12]
• Israel ^[12]
• Italy ^[12]
• Kenya ^[12]
• Maldives ^[12]
• Morocco ^[12]
• Netherlands ^[12]
• New Zealand ^[12]
•    Nepal ^[12]
• Norway ^[12]
• Panama ^[12]
• Poland ^[12]
• Portugal ^[12]
• Slovakia ^[12]
• South Africa ^[12]
• Spain ^[12]
• Sri Lanka ^[12]
•   Sweden ^{[12] [13]}
•   United Arab Emirates ^[12]

Resident in Beijing, China

• Barbados ^[14]
• Benin ^[12]
• Congo-Kinshasa ^[12]
• Cyprus ^[12]
•   Cape Verde
• Ethiopia ^[12]
• Eritrea ^[12]
• Guinea-Bissau ^[15]
• Iceland
• Ivory Coast ^[12]
• Jamaica ^[12]
• Liberia ^[12]
• Mali ^[12]
• Malta ^[12]
• Mauritania ^[12]
• Madagascar ^[12]
• Namibia ^[12]
• Senegal ^[12]
• Seychelles
•   Sierra Leone
•   South Sudan
•   Somalia
• Suriname ^[12]
•   Togo
• Tunisia ^[12]

Resident in Hanoi, Vietnam

• Algeria ^{[12] [16]}
• Angola ^[17]
• Armenia ^[12]
• Azerbaijan ^[12]
• Belarus ^[12]
• Bulgaria ^[12]
• Haiti
• Hungary ^[12]
• Iran ^[12]
• Iraq ^{[12] [18]}
• Ireland ^[12]
• Kazakhstan ^[12]
• Mexico ^[12]
• Nicaragua ^[19]
• Oman ^{[12] [20]}
• Palestine ^[12]
• Qatar ^[12]
• Romania ^[12]
• Saudi Arabia ^[12]
• Ukraine ^[12]
• Venezuela ^{[12] [21]}

Resident in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

• Croatia ^[12]
• Gambia ^[12]
• Georgia ^[12]
• Ghana ^[12]
• Libya ^[12]
• Papua New Guinea ^[12]
• Peru ^[12]
• Tanzania ^[22]
• Turkmenistan ^[12]
•   Uganda
• Uruguay ^[12]
• Yemen ^[12]
• Zambia ^[12]
• Zimbabwe ^[12]

Resident in Seoul, South Korea

• Guatemala ^[12]
• Paraguay ^[12]
• Rwanda ^{[12] [23]}
• Slovenia ^[24]

Resident elsewhere

• Bahrain (Jakarta) ^[12]
• El Salvador (New Delhi) ^[12]
• Eswatini (New York City)
• Marshall Islands (Taipei) ^[25]
• Mongolia (Vientiane) ^[12]
• Nigeria (Manila) ^{[12] [26]}
• Serbia (Jakarta) ^[12]
•   Taiwan (Ho Chi Minh City)

Former Embassy

• Israel
• Poland ^[27] fhungary

Missions to open

• Bangladesh (Embassy) ^[28]
• Egypt (Embassy) ^[29]
•    Nepal (Embassy) ^[30]
• Saudi Arabia (Embassy) ^[31]
• Serbia (Diplomatic office) ^[32]
• Ukraine (Embassy) ^{[33] [34]}

See also

• List of diplomatic missions of Cambodia
• Visa requirements for Cambodian citizens

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External links

• Listing of embassies