List of diplomatic missions in Romania

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Romania. There are 86 diplomatic missions in Bucharest and many countries maintain consulates in other major cities. Also, several other countries have non-resident embassies accredited from other European capitals.

This listing excludes honorary consulates.

Countries with diplomatic missions in Romania

Diplomatic missions in Bucharest

Embassies

1.   Albania ^[1]
2.   Algeria ^[1]
3.   Argentina ^[1]
4.   Armenia ^[1]
5.   Austria ^[1]
6.   Azerbaijan ^[1]
7.   Bangladesh ^{[1] [2]}
8.   Belarus ^[1]
9.   Belgium ^[1]
10.   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[1]
11.   Brazil ^[1]
12.   Bulgaria ^[1]
13.   Canada ^[1]
14.   Chile ^[1]
15.   China ^[1]
16.   Colombia ^[3]
17.   Congo-Kinshasa ^[1]
18.   Croatia ^[1]
19.   Cuba ^[1]
20.   Cyprus ^[1]
21.   Czechia ^[1]
22.   Denmark ^[1]
23.   Egypt ^[1]
24.   Estonia ^[1]
25.   Finland ^[1]
26.   France ^[1]
27.   Georgia ^[1]
28.   Germany ^{[1] [4]}
29.   Greece ^[1]
30.   Holy See ^[1]
31.   Hungary ^[1]
32.   India ^[1]
33.   Indonesia ^[1]
34.   Iran ^[1]
35.   Iraq ^{[1] [5]}
36.   Ireland ^[1]
37.   Israel ^[1]
38.   Italy ^[1]
39.   Japan ^[1]
40.   Jordan ^[1]
41.   Kazakhstan ^[1]
42.   Kuwait ^[1]
43.   Lebanon ^[1]
44.   Libya ^[1]
45.   Lithuania ^[1]
46.   Malaysia ^[1]
47.   Mexico ^[1]
48.   Moldova ^{[1] [6]}
49.   Montenegro ^[1]
50.   Morocco ^[1]
51.   Netherlands ^[1]
52.   Nigeria ^[1]
53.   North Korea ^[1]
54.   North Macedonia ^[1]
55.   Norway ^[1]
56.   Pakistan ^[1]
57.   Palestine ^[1]
58.   Peru ^[1]
59.   Philippines (article)
60.   Poland ^[1]
61.   Portugal ^[1]
62.   Qatar ^[1]
63.   Russia ^[1]
64.   Saudi Arabia ^[1]
65.   Serbia ^[1]
66.   Slovakia ^[1]
67.   Slovenia ^[1]
68.   South Korea ^[1]
69.   Sovereign Military Order of Malta ^[1]
70.   Spain ^[1]
71.   Sri Lanka ^[1]
72.   Sudan ^[1]
73.   Sweden ^[1]
74.   Switzerland ^[1]
75.   Syria ^[1]
76.   Thailand ^[1]
77.   Tunisia ^[1]
78.   Turkey ^[1]
79.   Turkmenistan ^[1]
80.   Ukraine ^[1]
81.   United Arab Emirates ^[1]
82.   United Kingdom ^[1]
83.   United States ^[1]
84.   Uruguay ^[1]
85.   Venezuela ^[1]
86.   Vietnam ^[1]

Other posts

•   European Union (Delegation)

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Albania
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  Embassy of Algeria
• 
  Embassy of Austria
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  Embassy of Brazil
• 
  Embassy of Bulgaria
• 
  Embassy of Canada
• 
  Embassy of Cyprus
• 
  Embassy of France
• 
  Embassy of Greece
• 
  Embassy of North Korea
• 
  Embassy of Poland
• 
  Embassy of Portugal
• 
  Embassy of Russia
• 
  Embassy of Serbia
• 
  Embassy of South Korea
• 
  Embassy of Tunisia
• 
  Embassy of Ukraine
• 
  Embassy of Venezuela
• 
  Embassy of Vietnam

Consular missions

Cluj-Napoca

1.   Hungary (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Constanța

1.   Russia (Consulate-General) ^[1]
2.   Turkey (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Iași

1.   Moldova (Consulate-General) ^[6]

Miercurea Ciuc

1.   Hungary (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Sibiu

1.   Germany (Consulate) ^{[1] [4]}

Timișoara

1.   Germany (Consulate) ^{[1] [4]}
2.   Serbia (Consulate-General) ^[1]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Romania

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

1.   Burundi ^[1]
2.   Guinea ^[1]
3.   Kenya ^[1]

Resident in Berlin, Germany

1.   Bolivia ^[1]
2.   Chad ^[1]
3.   Bahrain ^[1]
4.   Congo-Brazzaville ^[1]
5.   Dominican Republic ^[1]
6.   Honduras ^[1]
7.   Jamaica ^[1]
8.   Laos ^[1]
9.   Malawi ^[1]
10.   Mauritania ^[1]
11.     Nepal ^[1]
12.   Niger ^[1]
13.   Rwanda ^[1]
14.   South Africa ^[1]
15.   Tanzania ^[1]
16.   Togo ^[1]
17.   Uganda ^[1]
18.   Zimbabwe ^[1]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

1.   Cape Verde ^[1]
2.   Costa Rica ^[7]
3.   New Zealand ^[1]
4.   Seychelles ^[1]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

1.   Botswana ^{[1] [8]}
2.   Eswatini ^[1]
3.   Guyana ^[1]

Resident in Moscow, Russia

1.   Eritrea ^[1]
2.   Gabon ^[1]
3.   Mauritius ^[1]
4.   Sierra Leone ^[1]
5.   Somalia ^[1]

Resident in Paris, France

1.   Benin ^[1]
2.   Gambia ^[1]
3.   Zambia ^[1]

Resident in Rome, Italy

1.   Burkina Faso ^[1]
2.   Lesotho ^[1]
3.   Mali ^[1]
4.   Monaco ^[1]
5.   Myanmar ^[1]
6.   Oman ^[1]
7.   Uzbekistan ^[1]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

1.   El Salvador ^{[1] [9]}
2.   Guatemala ^[1]
3.   Ivory Coast ^[1]
4.   Namibia ^[1]
5.   Panama ^[10]
6.   Tajikistan ^[1]

Resident in Warsaw, Poland

1.   Afghanistan ^{[1] [11]}
2.   Iceland ^[1]
3.   Latvia ^[1]
4.   Senegal ^[1]

Resident elsewhere

1.   Andorra (Andorra la Vella) ^[1]
2.   Angola (Belgrade) ^[1]
3.   Australia (Athens) ^[1]
4.   Cambodia (Sofia) ^[1]
5.   Ecuador (Budapest) ^[1]
6.   Ethiopia (Geneva) ^[1]
7.   Ghana (Prague) ^[1]
8.   Kyrgyzstan (Kyiv) ^[1]
9.   Luxembourg (Athens) ^[1]
10.   Malta (Valletta) ^[1]
11.   Mongolia (Sofia) ^[1]
12.   Paraguay (Bern) ^[1]

Unconfirmed

1.   Central African Republic (Moscow)
2.   Dominica (Brussels)
3.   Haiti (Rome)
4.   Maldives (Berlin/Geneva)
5.   Nicaragua (Berlin)
6.   Singapore (Ankara)
7.   Vanuatu (Canberra)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Bucharest
	Central African Republic	Embassy	Unknown	[12]
	Costa Rica	Embassy	1999	[7]
	Ecuador	Embassy	1999	[13]
	Guinea	Embassy	1988	[14]
	Mauritania	Embassy	1996	[15]
	Mongolia	Embassy	1995	[16]
	Somalia	Embassy	1991	[17] [18]
	South Africa	Embassy	2021	[19]
	Yemen	Embassy	2006	[20]
Cluj-Napoca	Germany	Consulate	2014	[4]
Constanța	China	Consulate-General	2017	[21] [22]
Suceava	Ukraine	Consulate-General	2014	[23]
Timișoara	Hungary	Consulate-General	2014	[24]

See also

• List of diplomatic missions of Romania
• Foreign relations of Romania
• Visa requirements for Romanian citizens

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External links

• Foreign missions in Romania
• Consulates-General in Romania