List of diplomatic missions in Kosovo

Diplomatic missions in Kosovo

  Kosovo

  Country with an embassy in Kosovo

The Republic of Kosovo is recognised by 108 UN member states, as well as the Republic of China (Taiwan), Sovereign Military Order of Malta, the Cook Islands and Niue; 22 of which have opened embassies in Pristina. ^[1] Other states have retained representation offices.

Missions in Pristina

Embassy of Hungary in Pristina

Embassy of Luxembourg in Pristina

Embassy of the United States in Pristina

Embassies

1.   Albania
2.   Austria
3.   Belgium ^[2]
4.   Bulgaria
5.   Croatia
6.   Czech Republic
7.   Finland
8.   France
9.   Germany
10.   Hungary
11.   Italy
12.   Japan ^[3]
13.   Luxembourg ^[4]
14.   Montenegro
15.   Netherlands
16.   North Macedonia
17. Slovenia
18.   Sweden
19.   Switzerland
20.   Turkey
21.   United Kingdom (details)
22.   United States (details)

Liaison offices

•   China ^[a]
•   Greece ^{[a] [5]}
•   Romania ^[a]
•   Russia ^[a]
•   Serbia ^{[a] [6]} (details)

International organisations

European Union office in Kosovo

• Council of Europe ^[7]
•   European Union (EULEX)
• Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OMiK)
• International Monetary Fund
•   United Nations (UNMIK)
• World Bank

Consular missions

In Prizren

•   Turkey (Consulate-General) ^[8]
•   Hungary (Consulate-General) October 2022

Closed missions

•   Slovakia (Liaison Office) ^{[a] [9]} - closed in 2024 ^[10]
• Norway (Embassy) - 2023

Non-resident accredited missions

Embassies

• Afghanistan (Sofia) ^[11]
•   Australia (Zagreb) ^[12]
•   Bangladesh (Berlin)
•   Canada (Zagreb) ^[13]
•   Colombia (Vienna) ^[14]
•   Denmark (Vienna)
•   Estonia (Vienna) ^[15]
•   Ghana (Ankara) ^[16]
•   Guinea (Berlin)
•   Honduras (Brussels) ^{[17] [18]}
•   Ireland (Budapest) ^[19]
•   Jordan (Ankara)
•   Kuwait (Tirana) ^[20]
•   Latvia (Prague) ^[21]
•   Libya (Tirana)
•   Lithuania (Zagreb)
•   Malaysia (Rome) ^[22]
•   Malta (La Valletta) ^[23]
•   Mauritania (Rome) ^[24]
•   Pakistan (Ankara) ^[25]
•   Panama (Vienna)
•   Poland (Skopje) ^{[26] [27]}
•   Portugal (Budapest) ^[28]
•   Qatar (Tirana) ^[29]
•   San Marino (San Marino) ^[30]
•   Saudi Arabia (Tirana) ^[31]
•   South Korea (Vienna)
•   United Arab Emirates (Podgorica) ^[32]

Other missions

• Holy See - Apostolic Delegation (Ljubljana)

See also

• List of diplomatic missions of Kosovo
• Foreign relations of Kosovo

Notes

1. No diplomatic relations or diplomatic recognition.

References

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12. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Thaçi received the credentials of the new Ambassador of Australia". President of the Republic of Kosovo – Hashim Thaçi. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
13. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Canada in Zagreb, non-resident for Kosovo, Daniel Maksymiuk". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
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19. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Ireland non-resident for Kosovo, Kevin Dowling". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
20. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Thaçi received the credentials from the new Ambassador of the Kuwait". President of the Republic of Kosovo – Hashim Thaçi. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
21. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Latvia to the Czech Republic, accredited to Kosovo on non-residential basis". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
22. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Malaysia to Rome". President of the Republic of Kosovo – Hashim Thaçi. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
23. "President Thaçi received the credentials of the new non-resident Ambassador of Malta". President of the Republic of Kosovo – Hashim Thaçi. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
24. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Mauritania to Italy, also accredited to Kosovo on non-residential basis". President of the Republic of Kosovo – Hashim Thaçi. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
25. Presidenti i, Republikës së Kosovës. "Presidentja Atifete Jahjaga priti ambasadorin e Pakistanit, Muhammad Haroon Shaukat". Presidenti i Republikës së Kosovës. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
26. "Poland's missions abroad". mfa.gov.pl. Archived from the original on 7 November 2017. Retrieved 7 December 2015.
27. "Establishment of consular relations between the Republic of Poland and the Republic of Kosovo - Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Poland - Gov.pl website".
28. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the new Ambassador of Portugal to Hungary, accredited to Kosovo on non-residential basis". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
29. Presidenti i, Republikës së Kosovës. "Presidentja Jahjaga priti ambasadorin jorezident të Shtetit të Katarit". Presidenti i Republikës së Kosovës. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
30. Presidenti i, Republikës së Kosovës. "Presidenti Thaçi pranon letrat kredenciale nga Ambasadori i San Marinos". Presidenti i Republikës së Kosovës. Archived from the original on 26 July 2018. Retrieved 25 July 2018.
31. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia in Tirana, nonresident for Kosovo, Mr. Talat Salem Radwan". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.
32. President of the, Republic of Kosovo. "President Jahjaga received the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates in Podgorica, also accredited to Kosovo on non-residential basis". President of the Republic of Kosovo. Retrieved 21 March 2017.

External links

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Kosovo
• Missions in Kosovo
• Kosovo diplomatic list
• Kosovo diplomatic list 2022