List of diplomatic missions in Latvia

Map of diplomatic missions in Latvia

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Latvia. At present, the capital city of Riga hosts 38 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Latvia, with most being resident in Stockholm, Moscow, Warsaw or other Nordic capitals.

In late-November 2006, Riga hosted the 19th NATO Summit, significantly boosting the diplomatic profile of the country.

Diplomatic missions in Riga

Country	Mission type	Photo
Austria	Embassy
Azerbaijan	Embassy
Belarus	Embassy	-
Canada	Embassy
China	Embassy
Czech Republic	Embassy
Denmark	Embassy
Estonia	Embassy
Finland	Embassy
France	Embassy
Georgia	Embassy
Germany	Embassy
Greece	Embassy
Hungary	Embassy
Ireland	Embassy
Israel	Embassy	-
Italy	Embassy
Japan	Embassy	-
Kazakhstan	Embassy
Lithuania	Embassy
Moldova	Embassy
Netherlands	Embassy	-
Norway	Embassy
Poland	Embassy
Russia	Embassy
Slovakia	Embassy
South Korea	Embassy
Sovereign Military Order of Malta	Embassy
Slovenia	Embassy [1]	-
Spain	Embassy
Sweden	Embassy
Switzerland	Embassy
Taiwan	Taipei Representative Office	-
Turkey	Embassy
Ukraine	Embassy
United Arab Emirates	Embassy
United Kingdom	Embassy
United States	Embassy
Uzbekistan	Embassy

Consulates in Latvia

Country	Mission type	City	Photo
Belarus	Consulate-General	Daugavpils	-

Non-resident embassies

Stockholm:

•   Angola
•   Australia
•   Belgium
•   Botswana
•   Brazil
•   Chile
•   Croatia
•   Cyprus
•   Egypt
•   El Salvador
•   India
•   Indonesia
•   Iran
•   North Korea
•   Mexico
•   Morocco
•   Serbia
•   Kosovo
•   Pakistan
•   Portugal
•   South Africa
•   Sri Lanka
•   Sudan
•   Tanzania
•   Thailand
•   Vietnam
•   Zambia

Copenhagen:

•   Benin
•   Bosnia and Herzegovina
•     Nepal

Helsinki:

•   Argentina
•   Cuba
•   Iceland
•   Malaysia
•   Namibia
•   Nicaragua
•   Peru
•   Saudi Arabia
•   Uruguay

Warsaw:

•   Afghanistan
•   Albania
•   Algeria
•   Bulgaria
•   Colombia
•   Iraq
•   Lebanon
•   Luxembourg
•   North Macedonia
•   Montenegro
•   Mongolia
•   New Zealand
•   Panama
•   Philippines
•   Qatar
•   Syria
•   Tunisia

Berlin:

•   Burkina Faso
•   Ecuador
•   Ghana
•   Guatemala
•   Kuwait
•   Laos
•   Maldives
•   Mauritania
•   Paraguay

Brussels:

•   Ethiopia
•   Honduras

The Hague:

•   Burundi
•   Jordan
•   Rwanda

Moscow:

•   Bangladesh
•   Cambodia
•   Ivory Coast
•   Gabon
•   Myanmar
•   Sierra Leone

Minsk:

•   Kyrgyzstan
•   Tajikistan
•   Turkmenistan

Vilnius:

•   Armenia
•    Holy See
•   Romania

Other cities:

•   Andorra (Andorra la Vella)
•   Bahrain (Paris)
•   Eswatini (New York City) ^[2]
•   Malta (Valletta)
•   Nigeria (Kyiv)
•   San Marino (San Marino)
•   Venezuela (Oslo)

Closed missions

•   Belgium
  • Riga (Embassy) — closed in 2015 ^[3]
•   Portugal
  • Riga (Embassy) — closed in 2012 ^[4]
•   Russia
  • Daugavpils (Consulate-General) — closed in 2022 ^{[5] [6]}
  • Liepāja (Consulate-General) — closed in 2022

See also

• Foreign relations of Latvia
• List of diplomatic missions of Latvia

References

1. "Slovenia's Representations Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia. Retrieved 13 March 2023.
2. "The Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Eswatini to the United Nations". un.int. United Nations. Retrieved 6 July 2023.
3. "Didier Reynders restructures the network of Belgian diplomatic missions". Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of Belgium. 19 December 2014.
4. "Due to financial hardships, Portugal closes embassy in Riga". The Baltic Course. 24 November 2011.
5. "Латвия закроет два российских консульства и вышлет 13 дипломатов" (in Russian). RIA. 5 April 2022. Retrieved 16 July 2022.
6. "Латвия закрывает генконсульства России и выдворит их сотрудников" (in Russian). Interfax.ru. 5 April 2022. Retrieved 16 July 2022.

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