List of diplomatic missions in Malaysia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Malaysia . At present, the capital city of Kuala Lumpur hosts 97 embassies and high commissions, while Putrajaya, the new federal administrative center, is host to one high commission. Several other countries accredit ambassadors from other capitals.

This listing excludes honorary consulates and trade missions, except for those that serve as de facto embassies.

Map of diplomatic missions in Malaysia

Diplomatic missions

Embassies/High Commissions in Kuala Lumpur

Entries marked with an asterisk (*) are member-states of the Commonwealth of Nations. As such, their embassies are formally termed as "high commissions".

1.   Afghanistan ^{[1] [2]}
2.   Algeria ^[3]
3.   Argentina ^[3]
4.   Australia* ^[3]
5.   Austria ^[3]
6.   Azerbaijan ^[3]
7.   Bahrain ^[3]
8.   Bangladesh* ^[3]
9.   Belgium ^[3]
10.   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[3]
11.   Brazil ^[3]
12.   Cambodia* ^[3]
13.   Canada* ^[3]
14.   Chile ^[3]
15.   China ^[3]
16.   Colombia ^[3]
17.   Croatia ^[3]
18.   Cuba ^[3]
19.   Czechia ^[3]
20.   Denmark ^[4]
21.   Egypt ^[3]
22.   Eswatini* ^[3]
23.   Finland ^[3]
24.   France ^[3]
25.   Georgia ^[3]
26.   Germany ^[3]
27.   Ghana* ^[3]
28.   Guinea ^[3]
29.   Holy See ^[3]
30.   Hungary ^[3]
31.   India* ^[3]
32.   Indonesia ^[3]
33.   Iran ^[3]
34.   Iraq ^[3]
35.   Ireland ^[3]
36.   Italy ^[3]
37.   Japan ^[3]
38.   Jordan ^[3]
39.   Kazakhstan ^[3]
40.   Kenya ^[3]
41.   Kuwait ^[3]
42.   Kyrgyzstan ^[3]
43.   Laos ^[3]
44.   Lebanon ^[3]
45.   Lesotho
46.   Libya ^[3]
47.   Maldives* ^[3]
48.   Mauritius* ^[3]
49.   Mexico ^[3]
50.   Morocco ^[3]
51.   Myanmar ^[3]
52.   Namibia* ^[3]
53.   Nepal ^[3]
54.   Netherlands ^[3]
55.   New Zealand* ^[3]
56.   Nigeria* ^[3]
57.   Norway ^[3]
58.   Oman ^[3]
59.   Pakistan* ^[3]
60.   Palestine ^[3]
61.   Papua New Guinea* ^[3]
62.   Peru ^[3]
63.   Philippines ^[3]
64.   Poland ^[3]
65.   Qatar ^[3]
66.   Romania ^[3]
67.   Russia ^[3]
68.   Saudi Arabia ^[3]
69.   Senegal ^[3]
70.   Singapore* ^[3]
71.   Somalia ^[3]
72.   South Africa* ^[3]
73.   South Korea ^[3]
74.   Spain ^[3]
75.   Sri Lanka* ^[3]
76.   Sudan ^[3]
77.   Sweden ^[3]
78.   Switzerland ^[3]
79.   Syria ^[3]
80.   Tajikistan ^[3]
81.   Tanzania* ^[3]
82.   Thailand ^[3]
83.   Timor-Leste ^[3]
84.   Turkey ^[3]
85.   Turkmenistan ^[3]
86.   Uganda* ^[3]
87.   Ukraine ^[3]
88.   United Arab Emirates ^[3]
89.   United Kingdom* ^[3]
90.   United States ^[3]
91.   Uruguay ^[3]
92.   Uzbekistan ^[3]
93.   Venezuela ^[3]
94.   Vietnam ^[3]
95.   Yemen ^[3]
96.   Zambia* ^[3]
97.   Zimbabwe ^[3]

High Commission in Putrajaya

1.   Brunei ^[3]

Representative offices or delegations in Kuala Lumpur

1.   Republic of China (Taiwan) (Economic & Cultural Office)
2.   European Union (Delegation) ^[3]
3.   United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office) ^[3]

Gallery

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  Embassy of Algeria
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  Embassy of Cambodia
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  Building hosting the High Commission of Canada, and the embassies of Belgium, Germany, Greece, Mexico, Syria, and Venezuela
• 
  Embassy of France
• 
  Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy See
• 
  Embassy of Indonesia
• 
  Embassy of Japan
• 
  Embassy of Laos
• 
  High Commission of Pakistan
• 
  Embassy of Palestine
• 
  Embassy of the Philippines
• 
  Embassy of Poland
• 
  Embassy of Romania
• 
  Embassy of Somalia
• 
  High Commission of Sri Lanka
• 
  Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

Kota Kinabalu

1.   Brunei (Consulate-General) ^[3]
2.   China (Consulate-General) ^[3]
3.   Indonesia (Consulate-General) ^[3]
4.   Japan (Consulate) ^[3]
5.   South Korea (Consulate) ^[3]

Gallery

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  Consulate-General of Indonesia

George Town

1.   China (Consulate-General) ^[3]
2.   Indonesia (Consulate-General) ^[3]
3.   Japan (Consulate-General) ^[3]
4.   Thailand (Consulate-General) ^[3]

Gallery

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  Consulate-General of Indonesia
• 
  Consulate-General of Thailand

Johor Bahru

1.   Indonesia (Consulate-General) ^[3]
2.   Singapore (Consulate-General) ^[3]

Gallery

• 
  Consulate-General of Indonesia

Kota Bharu

1.   Thailand (Consulate-General) ^[3]

Kuching

1.   Brunei (Consulate-General) ^[3]
2.   China (Consulate-General) ^[3]
3.   Indonesia (Consulate-General) ^[3]

Gallery

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  Building hosting the consulate-general of Brunei

Tawau

1.   Indonesia (Consulate) ^[3]

Non-resident embassies and high commissions accredited to Malaysia

Resident in Bangkok, Thailand

1.   Luxembourg ^[3]
2.   Mongolia ^[3]
3.   Portugal ^[3]

Resident in Beijing, China

1.   Bahamas ^[3]
2.   Botswana ^[3]
3.   Comoros ^[3]
4.   Equatorial Guinea ^[3]
5.   Guinea-Bissau ^[5]
6.   Malawi ^[6]
7.   Seychelles ^[3]
8.   Sierra Leone ^[3]
9.   Trinidad and Tobago ^[7]

Resident in Canberra, Australia

1.   Samoa ^[3]
2.   Slovenia ^[3]
3.   Tonga ^[3]

Resident in Jakarta, Indonesia

1.   Armenia ^[3]
2.   Belarus ^[3]
3.   Bulgaria ^[3]
4.   Ethiopia ^{[8] [9]}
5.   Fiji ^[10]
6.   Greece ^[3]
7.   Mauritania ^{[3] [11]}
8.   Mozambique ^[3]
9.   Serbia ^[12]
10.   Slovakia ^[13]
11.   Solomon Islands ^{[14] [15]}
12.   Tunisia ^[3]

Resident in New Delhi, India

1.   Angola ^{[3] [16]}
2.   Burkina Faso ^[3]
3.   Congo-Brazzaville ^[3]
4.   Congo-Kinshasa ^[3]
5.   Cyprus ^[3]
6.   Iceland ^[3]
7.   Jamaica ^[17]
8.   Mali ^[3]
9.   Niger ^[3]
10.   North Macedonia ^[3]
11.   Paraguay ^{[3] [18]}

Resident in Tokyo, Japan

1.   Albania ^[19]
2.   Benin ^[3]
3.   Bolivia ^[20]
4.   Djibouti ^[3]
5.   Estonia ^[21]
6.   Gabon ^[3]
7.   Guatemala ^[22]
8.   Liberia ^[3]
9.   Madagascar ^[23]
10.   Micronesia ^[3]
11.   Rwanda ^[3]
12.   Togo ^[3]

Resident in other cities

1.   El Salvador (Seoul) ^[3]
2.   Ivory Coast (Seoul) ^[24]
3.   Latvia (Riga) ^[3]
4.   Lithuania (Singapore) ^{[3] [25]}
5.   Nicaragua (Hanoi) ^[26]
6.   Panama (Hanoi) ^[3]
7.   San Marino (San Marino) ^[3]

Unverified

1.   Belize (Tokyo)
2.   Cameroon (Beijing)
3.   Central African Republic (Beijing)
4.   Cape Verde (Beijing)
5.   Chad (Beijing)
6.   Costa Rica (Seoul)
7.   Ecuador (Jakarta)
8.   Grenada (Beijing)
9.   Guyana (New Delhi)
10.   Haiti (Hanoi)
11.   Honduras (Tokyo)
12.   Kosovo (Bangkok)
13.   Malta (Valletta)
14.   Palau (Manila)
15.   São Tomé and Príncipe (Beijing)
16.   Suriname (Jakarta)
17.   Tuvalu (Suva)
18.   Vanuatu (Port Vila)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission level	Year closed	Ref.
Kuala Lumpur	Albania	Embassy	2014	[27]
	Bolivia	Embassy	Unknown	[28]
	Fiji	Embassy	Unknown	[29]
	Gambia	High Commission	2020	[30]
	North Korea	Embassy	2021	[31]
	Seychelles	High Commission	Unknown	[32]
	Slovakia	Embassy	2012	[33]
	Solomon Islands	High Commission	2019	[34]
Johor Bahru	Japan	Consular office	2014	[35]
Kuching	United Kingdom	Consulate-General	1999	[36]

See also

• List of diplomatic missions of Malaysia
• Visa requirements for Malaysian citizens

External links

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29. Shania Shayal Prasad (21 June 2023). "Cabinet approves re-opening of three embassies". FBC News. Retrieved 20 August 2024.
30. "Closure of Embassy In Malaysia Worries Gambian Students In South-East Asia". The Chronicle. 10 November 2020. Retrieved 16 June 2023.
31. "North Korea closes embassy in Malaysia as ties severed".
32. "Our people". Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Seychelles. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
33. "Two decades of diplomatic representation of the Slovak Republic in the world – political-geographic perspective" . Retrieved 4 October 2021.
34. "Malaysia Mission to Close". Solomon Times. 29 March 2019. Retrieved 6 October 2021.
35. "Consular Office in Johor Bahru has been closed since end of 2014". Embassy of Japan in Malaysia. 17 December 2018. Retrieved 7 October 2021.
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