List of diplomatic missions in Nicaragua

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Nicaragua . The capital, Managua, hosts 31 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited from other regional capitals. Its role as a promoter of Third World causes during the Cold War led to the development of close ties with many non-aligned and socialist-leaning countries around the globe; other countries have ambassadors accredited from developing countries.

This listing excludes honorary consulates.

Map of diplomatic missions in Nicaragua

Embassies in Managua

1.   Abkhazia
2.   Algeria ^{[1] [2]}
3.   Argentina
4.   Bolivia
5.   Brazil
6.   Chile
7.   China
8.   Colombia
9.   Costa Rica
10.   Cuba
11.   Dominican Republic
12.   El Salvador
13.   France
14.   Germany
15.   Guatemala
16.   Honduras
17.   Iran
18.   Italy
19.   Japan
20.   Libya
21.   Mexico
22.   Palestine
23.   Panama
24.   Peru
25.   Russia
26.   Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
27.   South Korea ^[3]
28.   Spain
29.   Turkey
30.   United States
31.   Venezuela

Missions/Offices

•   Canada (Embassy office) ^[4]
•   European Union (Delegation)
•   Switzerland (Swiss Cooperation Office)

Non-Resident Embassies

Resident in Mexico City unless otherwise noted

•   Abkhazia (Caracas) ^[5]
•   Afghanistan (New York City)
•   Angola (Havana)
•   Armenia
•   Australia ^[6]
•   Austria
•   Azerbaijan (New York City) ^[7]
•   Bangladesh (Ottawa) ^[8]
•   Bahrain (Washington, DC)
•   Barbados (Washington, DC)
•   Belgium (Panama City)
•   Belize (Guatemala City)
•   Bulgaria ^{[5] [9]}
•   Burkina Faso (Havana)
•   Cambodia (Havana)
•   Canada (San José) ^[4]
•   Central African Republic (Washington, DC)
•   Chad (Washington, DC)
•   Cote d'Ivoire
•   Congo-Brazzaville (Havana)
•   Congo-Kinshasa (Havana)
•   Croatia (New York City) ^[10]
•   Cyprus
•   Czechia (San José)
•   Dominica (Havana)
•   Denmark
•   Estonia (New York City)
•   Egypt (Panama City)
•   Ethiopia (Washington, DC)
•   Eritrea (New York City)
•   Finland
•   Micronesia (New York City)
•   Fiji (Washington, DC)
•   Gabon (Washington, DC)
•   Ghana (Washington, DC)
•   Greece
•   Guinea (Havana)
•   Guyana (Havana)
•   Guinea-Bissau (New York City)
•   Haiti (Panama City)
•   Hungary ^[5]
•   Iceland (Ottawa)
•   India (Panama City) ^[5]
•   Indonesia (Panama City)
•   Iraq
•   Ireland ^{[5] [11]}
•   Israel (San José)
•   Jordan
•   Jamaica
•   Kazakhstan
•   Kiribati (New York City)
•   Kuwait
•   Kenya (Havana)
•   Kyrgyzstan (New York City)
•   Laos (Havana)
•   Libya (Havana)
•   Lebanon
•   Liberia (New York City)
•   Lesotho (Ottawa)
•   Mali (Ottawa)
•   Maldives (New York City)
•   Marshall Islands (New York City)
•   Malaysia (Havana)
•   Morocco (Panama City)
•   Mozambique (Havana)
•   Myanmar (New York City)
•   Nauru (New York City)
•   Netherlands (San José)
•   New Zealand
•   Nigeria (Havana)
•   Norway ^[5]
•   Oman (New York City)
•   Pakistan
•   Paraguay (Panama City)
•   Philippines ^[5]
•   Portugal (Panama City)
•   Poland (Panama City) ^[5]
•   Portugal
•   Romania
•   Saint Kitts and Nevis (Washington, DC)
•   Saint Lucia (Washington, DC)
•   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Washington, DC)
•   Serbia
•   Slovakia
•   Saudi Arabia
•   Singapore (Washington, DC)
•   South Africa
•   South Ossetia (Moscow ^[5]
•   Suriname (Washington, DC)
•   Sierra Leone (New York City)
•   Sweden (Guatemala City) ^{[5] [12]}
•   Switzerland (San José)
•   Sudan (New York City)
•   Senegal (New York City)
•   Syria (Caracas)
•   South Sudan (New York City)
•   Somalia (New York City)
•   Thailand
•   Timor-Leste (Havana)
•   Togo (Washington, DC)
•   Turkmenistan (Washington, DC)
•   Tunisia (Washington, DC)
•   Tajikistan (Washington, D.C-¡)
•   Tuvalu (New York City)
•   Timor-Leste (New York City)
•   Tanzania (New York City)
•   Tonga (New York City)
•   Uganda (New York City)
•   United Arab Emirates (Bogota)
•   United Kingdom (San José)
•   Uzbekistan
•   Vanuatu (New York City)
•   Vietnam (Havana) ^[5]
•   Yemen (Havana) ^[5]
•   Zimbabwe (Havana)
•   Zambia (Washington, D.C.) ^{[5] [13]}

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Managua	Denmark	Embassy	2012	[14]
	Ecuador	Embassy	2020	[15]
	Finland	Embassy	2013	[16]
	Holy See	Embassy	2023	[17]
	Iceland	Embassy	2009	[18]
	Luxembourg	Embassy	2022	[19] [20]
	Netherlands	Embassy	2013	[21] [22]
	North Korea	Embassy	1995	[23]
	Norway	Embassy	2011	[24]
	Sweden	Embassy	2008	[25]
	Taiwan	Embassy	2021	[26]
	United Kingdom	Embassy	2003	[27]
	Uruguay	Embassy	2021	[28] [29]
	Vietnam	Embassy	1991	[30]
Bluefields	Colombia	Consulate	1999	[31]
Chinandega	Costa Rica	Consulate	2022	[32]
	El Salvador	Consulate-General	2013	[33]
Rivas	Costa Rica	Consulate	2006	[33]

See also

• Foreign relations of Nicaragua
• List of diplomatic missions of Nicaragua

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