This article lists diplomatic missions accredited to Liechtenstein. The Principality of Liechtenstein is one of only two sovereign countries in the world, the other being the Vatican City, [note 1] without a resident embassy or consulate located within its territory. Eighty-six countries have ambassadors accredited to Liechtenstein, with most being resident in Bern, Vienna or Berlin.
Resident in Vaduz unless otherwise noted
Austria (Mauren) [1] 
Belgium (Schaan) [1] 
Brazil (Mauren) [1] 
Bulgaria (Schaan) [1] 
Central African Republic (Triesen) [1] 
Croatia (Schaan) [1] 
Cyprus [1] 
Czechia [1] 
Denmark [1] 
Ecuador [1] 
Estonia [1] 
Finland [1] 
France (Triesen) [1] 
Germany (Balzers) [1] 
Iceland (Schaan) [1] 
Indonesia (Triesen) [1] 
Italy (Schaan) [1] 
Japan (Schaan) [1] 
Kazakhstan (Triesen) [1] 
Latvia (Balzers) [1] 
Lithuania (Triesen) [1] 
Luxembourg (Schaan) [1] 
Malta (Ruggell) [1] 
Mexico (Mauren) [1] 
Monaco [1] 
Netherlands (Schaan) [1] 
North Macedonia [1] 
Philippines (Bendern) [1] 
Rwanda (Küsnacht) [1] 
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines [1] 
Slovakia [1] 
South Korea [1] 
Spain (Triesen) [1] 
Sweden [1] 
Switzerland [1] 
Turkey [1] 
Ukraine [1] 
All entries are consulates-general resident in Zürich, unless otherwise noted:
Afghanistan [1] 
Albania [1] 
Algeria [1] 
Argentina [1] 
Australia [1] [2] 
Azerbaijan [1] Belgium [1] 
Bosnia and Herzegovina [1] Brazil [1] Bulgaria [1] 
Canada [1] 
Chile [1] 
Colombia [1] 
Costa Rica [1] Croatia [1] 
Cuba [1] Czechia [1] 
Dominican Republic [1] Ecuador [1] 
Egypt [1] 
European Union [1] Finland [1] France [1] 
Georgia [1] Germany [1] 
Ghana [1] 
Greece [1] 
Holy See [1] 
Hungary [1] 
India [1] Indonesia [1] 
Iran [1] 
Ireland [1] 
Israel [1] Italy [1] 
Ivory Coast [1] Japan [1] Kazakhstan [1] 
Kenya [1] 
Kosovo [1] 
Kuwait [1] 
Lebanon [1] Luxembourg [1] 
Malaysia [1] Mexico [1] Monaco [1] 
Morocco [1] Netherlands [1] 
Nigeria [1] 
North Korea [1] North Macedonia [1] 
Norway [1] 
Oman [1] 
Pakistan [1] 
Peru [1] Philippines [1] 
Poland [1] 
Portugal [1] 
Qatar [1] 
Romania [1] 
Russia [1] 
Saudi Arabia [1] 
Serbia [1] Slovakia [3] 
Slovenia [1] Spain [1] 
South Africa [1] South Korea [1] Sweden [1] Switzerland [1] 
Thailand [1] 
Tunisia [1] Turkey [1] 
United Arab Emirates [1] Ukraine [1] 
United Kingdom [1] 
United States [1] 
Uruguay [1] 
Venezuela [1] 
Vietnam [1] 
Benin (Geneva) Central African Republic (Geneva)
Libya (Bern)
Mali (Geneva)
Montenegro (Bern)
Sierra Leone (Geneva)
Tajikistan (Geneva)
Tanzania (Geneva)
Togo (Geneva)
Turkmenistan (Geneva)
Uzbekistan (Vienna)
Yemen (Vienna)The 2012–13 Liechtenstein Cup was the sixty-eight season of Liechtenstein's annual cup competition. Seven clubs competed with a total of sixteen teams for one spot in the first qualifying round of the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League. USV Eschen/Mauren were the defending champions.
Events in the year 2007 in Liechtenstein.
Events in the year 2022 in Liechtenstein.
