List of diplomatic missions in Jordan

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Jordan . At present, the capital of Amman hosts 72 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited from other regional capitals. Honorary consulates are excluded from this listing.

Map of diplomatic missions in Jordan

Diplomatic missions in Amman

Embassies

1.   Algeria ^[1]
2.   Afghanistan ^[a]
3.   Antigua and Barbuda ^{[1] [2]}
4.   Australia ^[1]
5.   Austria ^[1]
6.   Azerbaijan ^[1]
7.   Bahrain ^[1]
8.   Bangladesh ^[1]
9.   Belgium ^[1]
10.   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[1]
11.   Brazil ^[1]
12.   Brunei ^[1]
13.   Bulgaria ^[1]
14.   Canada ^[1]
15.   Chile ^[1]
16.   China ^[1]
17.   Cyprus ^[1]
18.   Czechia ^[1]
19.   Egypt ^[1]
20.   France ^[1]
21.   Georgia ^[1]
22.   Germany ^[1]
23.   Greece ^[1]
24.   Holy See
25.   Hungary ^[1]
26.   India ^[1]
27.   Indonesia ^[1]
28.   Iran ^[1]
29.   Iraq ^[1]
30.   Ireland ^[1]
31.   Israel ^[1]
32.   Italy ^[1]
33.   Japan ^[1]
34.   Kazakhstan ^[1]
35.   Kuwait ^[1]
36.   Lebanon ^[1]
37.   Libya ^[1]
38.   Malaysia ^[1]
39.   Mexico ^[1]
40.   Morocco ^[1]
41.   Netherlands ^[1]
42.   Nigeria ^[1]
43.   Norway ^[1]
44.   Oman ^[1]
45.   Pakistan ^[1]
46.   Palestine ^[1]
47.   Panama ^[1]
48.   Philippines ^[1]
49.   Poland ^[1]
50.   Qatar ^[1]
51.   Romania ^[1]
52.   Russia ^[1]
53.   Rwanda ^{[3] [4]}
54.   Saudi Arabia ^[1]
55.   South Africa ^[1]
56.   South Korea ^[1]
57.   Sovereign Military Order of Malta ^[1]
58.   Spain ^[1]
59.   Sri Lanka ^[1]
60.   Sudan ^[1]
61.   Sweden ^[1]
62.   Switzerland ^[1]
63.   Syria ^[1]
64.   Thailand ^[1]
65.   Tunisia ^[1]
66.   Turkey ^[1]
67.   Ukraine ^[1]
68.   United Arab Emirates ^[1]
69.   United Kingdom ^[1]
70.   United States ^[1]
71.   Venezuela ^[1]
72.   Yemen ^[1]

Other missions or delegations

1.   European Union (Delegation) ^[1]
2.   Republic of China (Taiwan) (Economic & Cultural office)

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Algeria
• 
  Embassy of the Czech Republic
• 
  Embassy of Indonesia
• 
  Embassy of the United States

Consulate in Aqaba

•   Egypt

Non-resident embassies accredited to Jordan

Resident in Abu Dhabi, UAE

•   Costa Rica ^[5]
•   Dominica
•   Ethiopia ^[6]
•   Fiji

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

•   North Macedonia
•   Moldova
•   New Zealand
•   Nicaragua ^[7]

Resident in Beirut, Lebanon

•   Colombia ^[8]
•   Denmark
•   Finland
•   Paraguay
•   Slovakia

Resident in Cairo, Egypt

•   Albania
•   Angola
•   Bolivia
•   Burkina Faso
•   Cameroon ^[9]
•   Central African Republic
•   Chad
•   Congo-Brazzaville ^{[10] [11]}
•   Croatia
•   Dominican Republic ^[12]
•   Ecuador
•   Eritrea
•   Estonia
•   Ethiopia
•   Guatemala ^[13]
•   Guinea
•   Honduras
•   Kenya
•   Latvia ^{[14] [15]}
•   Liberia
•   Lithuania
•   Malawi
•   Mali
•   Mongolia
•   Peru
•   Portugal
•   Singapore
•   Slovenia
•   South Sudan
•   Uruguay
•   Uzbekistan
•   Zimbabwe
•   Zambia

Resident in Damascus, Syria

•   Argentina
•   Armenia
•   Belarus
•   Cuba
•   Mauritania ^[16]
•   Serbia

Resident in Kuwait City

•   Djibouti
•   Kyrgyzstan
•   Malta ^{[17] [18]}
•   Niger
•   North Korea
•   Senegal
•   Sierra Leone

Resident in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

•   Benin ^{[14] [19]}
•   Equatorial Guinea ^[20]
•   Gambia
•   Ghana
•   Ivory Coast
•   Kosovo
•   Maldives
•   Nepal
•   Somalia ^[21]
•   Turkmenistan
•   Tajikistan
•   Uganda
•   Vietnam ^[22]

Resident elsewhere

•   Estonia (Athens)
•   Haiti (Rome)
•   Iceland (London)
•   San Marino (Rome)

Former embassies

•   Denmark (closed in 2010) ^{[b] [23]}
•   Ethiopia (closed in 1970) ^{[c] [24]}
•   Mauritania ^[d]
•   North Korea (closed in 1998) ^{[e] [25]}

Note

1. As of 27 January 2022, no country has formally recognized the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan as the de jure government of Afghanistan.
2. Resident in Beirut, Lebanon
3. Resident in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
4. Resident in Damascus, Syria
5. Resident in Kuwait city, Kuwait

See also

• Foreign relations of Jordan
• List of diplomatic missions of Jordan
• Visa requirements for Jordanian citizens

References

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18. "George Alexander Said-Zammit". ORCID. Retrieved 5 March 2025.
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24. "Diplomatic Relations between the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the Middle East". www.mfa.gov.et. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ethiopia). September 2021. Retrieved 17 January 2023.
25. https://www.ncnk.org/sites/default/files/issue-briefs/DPRK_Diplo_Relations_August2016.pdf Archived 2022-10-09 at Ghost Archive^{[ bare URL PDF ]}

External links

• Amman Diplomatic List