List of diplomatic missions in Luxembourg

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Luxembourg. At present, the capital city of Luxembourg City hosts 23 embassies, and 2 embassy extension offices. ^[1]

Several other countries have non-resident embassies accredited from other capitals, in particular Brussels and The Hague.

Map of diplomatic missions in Luxembourg

Embassies in Luxembourg City

1.   Austria ^[1]
2.   Belgium ^[1]
3.   Cape Verde ^[1]
4.   China ^[1]
5.   Czech Republic ^[1]
6.   France ^[1]
7.   Germany ^[1]
8.   Greece ^[1]
9.   Ireland ^[1]
10.   Italy ^[1]
11.   Japan ^[1]
12.   Netherlands ^[1]
13.   Poland ^[1]
14.   Portugal ^[1]
15.   Romania ^[1]
16.   Russia ^[1]
17.   Rwanda ^[2]
18. South Korea ^[1]
19.   Spain ^[1]
20.   Switzerland ^[1]
21.   Turkey ^[1]
22.   United Kingdom ^[1]
23.   United States ^[1]

Embassy offices and other delegations in Luxembourg City

1. Armenia ^{[a] [3]}
2. Hungary ^{[a] [1] [4]}

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Belgium
• 
  Embassy of France
• 
  Embassy of the Netherlands
• 
  Embassy of Poland
• 
  Embassy of the United States

Accredited embassies

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

1. Afghanistan ^[1]
2.   Albania ^[1]
3.   Algeria ^[1]
4.   Andorra ^[1]
5.   Angola ^[1]
6.   Argentina ^[1]
7.   Armenia ^[1]
8.   Australia ^[1]
9.   Azerbaijan ^[1]
10. Bahrain ^[1]
11.   Bangladesh ^[1]
12.   Barbados ^[1]
13.   Belarus ^[1]
14. Belize ^[1]
15. Bhutan ^[1]
16.   Bolivia ^[1]
17.   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[1]
18.   Botswana ^[1]
19.   Brazil ^[1]
20.   Brunei ^[1]
21.   Bulgaria ^[1]
22.   Burkina Faso ^[1]
23.   Burundi ^[1]
24.   Cambodia ^[1]
25.   Canada ^[1]
26.   Central African Republic ^[1]
27.   Chad ^[1]
28.   Chile ^[1]
29.   Colombia ^[1]
30.   Comoros ^[1]
31. Congo-Brazzaville ^[1]
32. Congo-Kinshasa ^[1]
33.   Costa Rica ^[1]
34.   Croatia ^[1]
35. Denmark ^[1]
36.   Djibouti ^[1]
37.   Dominica ^[1]
38.   Dominican Republic ^[1]
39.   Ecuador ^[1]
40.   Egypt ^[1]
41.   El Salvador ^[1]
42.   Equatorial Guinea ^[1]
43.   Eritrea ^[1]
44.   Estonia ^[1]
45. Eswatini ^[1]
46.   Ethiopia ^[1]
47.   Finland ^[1]
48.   Gabon ^[1]
49.   Gambia ^[1]
50.   Georgia ^[1]
51.   Ghana ^[1]
52.   Guatemala ^[1]
53.   Guinea ^[1]
54.   Guinea-Bissau ^[1]
55.   Haiti ^[1]
56. Holy See ^[1]
57.   Honduras ^[1]
58. Hungary ^[1]
59.   Iceland ^[1]
60.   India ^[1]
61.   Indonesia ^[1]
62.   Iran ^[1]
63.   Iraq ^[1]
64.   Israel ^[1]
65. Ivory Coast ^[1]
66.   Jamaica ^[1]
67.   Jordan ^[1]
68.   Kazakhstan ^[1]
69.   Kenya ^[1]
70. Kosovo ^[1]
71.   Kuwait ^[1]
72.   Kyrgyzstan ^[1]
73.   Laos ^[1]
74.   Latvia ^[1]
75.   Lebanon ^[1]
76.   Lesotho ^[1]
77.   Liberia ^[1]
78.   Libya ^[1]
79.   Lithuania ^[1]
80.   Madagascar ^[1]
81.   Malawi ^[1]
82.   Malaysia ^[1]
83.   Mali ^[1]
84.   Malta ^[1]
85.   Mauritania ^[1]
86.   Mauritius ^[1]
87.   Maldives ^[1]
88.   Mexico ^[1]
89.   Moldova ^[1]
90.   Monaco ^[1]
91.   Mongolia ^[1]
92. Montenegro ^[1]
93.   Morocco ^[1]
94.   Mozambique ^[1]
95. Myanmar ^[1]
96.   Namibia ^[1]
97.   Nepal ^[1]
98.   New Zealand ^[1]
99.   Niger ^[1]
100.   Nigeria ^[1]
101. North Macedonia ^[1]
102.   Pakistan ^[1]
103.   Panama ^[1]
104.   Papua New Guinea ^[1]
105.   Paraguay ^[1]
106.   Peru ^[1]
107.   Philippines ^[1]
108.   Qatar ^[1]
109.   São Tomé and Príncipe ^[1]
110.   Senegal ^[1]
111.   Serbia ^[1]
112.   Saudi Arabia ^[1]
113.   Seychelles ^[1]
114.   Sierra Leone ^[1]
115.   Singapore ^[1]
116.   Slovakia ^[1]
117.   Slovenia ^[1]
118.   South Africa ^[1]
119.   South Sudan ^{[1] [5]}
120. Somalia ^[1]
121.   Sri Lanka ^[1]
122.   Sudan ^[1]
123.   Syria ^[1]
124. Tajikistan ^[1]
125.   Tanzania ^[1]
126.   Thailand ^[1]
127. Timor-Leste ^[1]
128.   Togo ^[1]
129.   Trinidad and Tobago ^[1]
130.   Tunisia ^[1]
131. Turkmenistan ^[1]
132.   Uganda ^[1]
133.   United Arab Emirates ^[1]
134.   Ukraine ^[1]
135.   Uruguay ^[1]
136.   Uzbekistan ^[1]
137.   Venezuela ^[1]
138.   Vietnam ^[1]
139.   Yemen ^[1]
140.   Zambia ^[1]
141.   Zimbabwe ^[1]

Resident in The Hague, Netherlands

1. Cameroon ^[1]
2. Cuba ^[1]
3. Cyprus ^[1]
4. Norway ^[1]
5. Oman ^[1]

Resident elsewhere

1. Benin (Paris) ^[1]
2. North Korea (Berlin) ^[1]
3. San Marino (Paris) ^[1]
4. Sweden (Stockholm) ^[1]
5. Tonga (London) ^[1]

Unconfirmed

•   Fiji (Brussels)
•   Grenada (Brussels)
• Kiribati (New York)
•   Liechtenstein (Brussels)
• Micronesia (New York)
•   Nicaragua (Berlin)
• Samoa (London)
• Solomon Islands (London)
• Tuvalu (New York)

Non-resident delegations/representative offices

Resident in Brussels:

• Arab League ^[1]
•   Palestine (General Delegation) ^[1]
•   Republic of China (Representative Office)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Luxembourg City	Denmark	Embassy [b]
	Finland	Embassy [b]	2015	[6]
	Sweden	Embassy [c]	2010	[7]

See also

• Foreign relations of Luxembourg
• List of diplomatic missions of Luxembourg
• Visa requirements for Luxembourgish citizens

Notes

1. Subordinate to the embassy in Brussels, Belgium.
2. Resident in Brussels, Belgium
3. Resident in Stockholm, Sweden

References

1. "Corps diplomatique accrédité à Luxembourg" [Diplomatic Corps Accredited to Luxembourg](PDF) (in French). Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Luxembourg). July 2025. Retrieved 23 July 2025.
2. "Amb. Aurore Mimosa presents credentials as Rwanda opens first embassy in Luxembourg".
3. "Embassies". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia. Retrieved 21 June 2024.
4. "Missions Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary. Retrieved 21 June 2024.
5. "The Embassy of the Republic of South Sudan to the European Union and Benelux Countries". Archived from the original on 2021-08-25. Retrieved 2020-05-06.
6. "Finland closing embassies in Luxembourg, Slovakia and Slovenia". YLE. 24 September 2014. Retrieved 28 May 2021.
7. Nilsson, Owe (2016-10-25). "UD planerar stänga flera ambassader" [The Foreign Ministry plans to close several embassies]. Göteborgs-Posten (in Swedish). TT. Retrieved 5 January 2024.

External links

• Embassies and consulates in Luxembourg