List of diplomatic missions in Serbia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Serbia . At present, Serbia hosts 73 foreign embassies in Belgrade and 9 Consulates-Generals. Serbia also hosts representatives of the Palestinian National Authority and Sovereign Military Order of Malta. ^[1]

Honorary consulates and trade missions are excluded from this listing.

Map of countries that maintain embassies in Serbia

  Serbia

  Embassy

Diplomatic missions in Belgrade

Embassies

1. Albania ^[2]
2. Algeria ^[2]
3. Angola ^[2]
4. Argentina ^[2]
5. Australia ^[2]
6. Austria ^[2]
7. Azerbaijan ^[2]
8. Belarus ^[2]
9. Belgium ^[2]
10. Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[2]
11. Brazil ^[2]
12. Bulgaria ^[2]
13. Cambodia ^[2]
14. Canada ^[2]
15. China ^[2]
16. Congo-Kinshasa ^[2]
17. Croatia ^{[2] [3]}
18. Cuba ^{[2] [4]}
19. Cyprus ^[2]
20. Czech Republic ^[2]
21. Denmark ^[2]
22. Egypt ^[2]
23. Finland ^[2]
24. France ^[2]
25. Germany ^[2]
26. Ghana ^[2]
27. Greece ^[2]
28. Guinea ^[2]
29. Holy See ^[2]
30. Hungary ^[2]
31. India ^[2]
32. Indonesia ^[2]
33. Iran ^[2]
34. Iraq ^[2]
35. Israel ^[2]
36. Italy ^[2]
37. Japan ^[2]
38. Kazakhstan ^[2]
39. Kuwait ^[2]
40. Lebanon ^[2]
41. Libya ^[2]
42. Malaysia ^[2]
43. Malta ^[2]
44. Mexico ^[2]
45. Montenegro ^[2]
46. Morocco ^[2]
47. Myanmar ^[2]
48. Netherlands ^[2]
49. North Macedonia ^[2]
50. Norway ^[2]
51. Pakistan ^[2]
52. Palestine ^[2]
53. Poland ^[2]
54. Portugal ^[2]
55. Qatar ^[2]
56. Romania ^{[2] [5]}
57. Russia ^[2]
58. Slovakia ^{[2] [6]}
59. Slovenia ^[2]
60. Somalia ^[2]
61. South Korea ^[2]
62. Spain ^[2]
63. Sweden ^[2]
64.   Switzerland ^{[a] [2] [7]}
65. Syria ^[2]
66. Tunisia ^[2]
67. Turkey ^[2]
68. Ukraine ^[2]
69. United Arab Emirates ^[2]
70. United Kingdom ^[2]
71. United States ^[2]
72. Venezuela ^[2]

Other delegations or missions

1. Armenia (Embassy office) ^{[b] [2]}
2. European Union (Delegation) ^[2]
3. Georgia (Embassy office) ^{[c] [2]}
4. Kosovo (Liaison office) ^{[8] [9] [10]}
5. NATO (Liaison Office) ^[2]
6. United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office) ^[2]

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Albania
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  Embassy of Argentina
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  Embassy of Austria
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  Embassy of Belarus
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  Embassy of Belgium
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  Embassy of Brazil
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  Embassy of Bulgaria
• 
  Embassy of Canada
• 
  Embassy of Croatia
• 
  Embassy of the Czech Republic
• 
  Embassy of France
• 
  Embassy of Germany
• 
  Embassy of Greece
• 
  Embassy of Indonesia
• 
  Embassy of Italy
• 
  Embassy of Myanmar
• 
  Embassy of North Macedonia
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  Embassy of Pakistan
• 
  Embassy of Palestine
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  Embassy of Poland
• 
  Embassy of Russia
• 
  Embassy of Spain
• 
  Embassy of Turkey
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  Embassy of the United Arab Emirates
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  Embassy of the United Kingdom

Embassies to open

•   Bahrain ^[11]
•   Saudi Arabia

Consular missions

Niš

1.   Bulgaria (Consulate-General) ^[2]
2. Turkey (Consular office) ^[2]

Novi Pazar

1.   Bosnia and Herzegovina (Consulate-General) ^[2]
2.   Turkey (Consulate-General) ^[2]

Sremski Karlovci

1.   Montenegro (Consulate-General) ^[2]

Subotica

1.   Croatia (Consulate-General) ^{[2] [3]}
2.   Hungary (Consulate-General) ^{[2] [12]}

Vršac

1.   Romania (Consulate-General) ^{[2] [5]}

Zaječar

1.   Romania (Consulate-General) ^{[2] [5]}

Non-resident embassies accredited to Serbia

Resident in Athens, Greece

1. Georgia ^[2]
2. Ireland ^[13]
3. Jordan ^[14]
4. Latvia ^[15]
5. Panama ^[16]
6. South Africa ^[17]
7. Thailand ^[18]

Resident in Berlin, Germany

1. Cameroon ^[19]
2. Chile ^[20]
3. Iceland ^[21]
4. Jamaica ^[22]
5. Malawi ^[23]
6.    Nepal ^[24]
7. Niger ^[25]
8. Senegal ^[26]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

1. Bhutan ^[27]
2. Cape Verde ^[28]
3. Central African Republic ^[29]
4. Eswatini ^[30]
5. Gambia ^[31]
6. Guyana ^[32]
7. Liberia ^[33]
8. São Tomé and Príncipe ^[34]
9. Vanuatu ^[35]

Resident in Bucharest, Romania

1. Moldova ^[36]
2. North Korea ^[37]
3. Sudan ^[38]
4. Uruguay ^[39]
5. Vietnam ^[40]

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

1. Colombia ^{[41] [42]}
2. Ecuador ^[43]
3. Estonia ^[44]
4. Laos ^{[45] [46]}
5. Lithuania ^[47]
6. Mongolia ^[48]
7. Peru ^[49]
8. Philippines ^[50]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

1. Bahamas ^[51]
2. Botswana ^[52]
3. Maldives ^[53]
4. Papua New Guinea ^[54]
5. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ^[55]

Resident in Moscow, Russia

1. Bahrain ^[56]
2. Grenada ^[57]
3. Guinea-Bissau ^[58]
4. Kyrgyzstan ^[59]
5. Madagascar ^[60]
6. Mauritius ^[61]
7. Oman ^[62]
8. Rwanda ^[63]
9. Sierra Leone ^[64]
10. Tajikistan ^[65]
11. Turkmenistan ^[66]

Resident in Paris, France

1. Comoros ^[67]
2. Kenya ^[68]
3. Seychelles ^[69]
4. Togo ^[70]
5. Zambia ^[71]

Resident in Rome, Italy

1. Bangladesh ^[72]
2. Bolivia ^[73]
3. Burundi ^[74]
4. Equatorial Guinea ^[75]
5. Eritrea ^[76]
6. Ethiopia ^[77]
7. Guatemala ^[78]
8. Lesotho ^[79]
9. Mali ^[80]
10. Mauritania ^[81]
11. New Zealand ^[82]
12. Paraguay ^[83]
13. Tanzania ^[84]
14. Uganda ^[85]
15. Yemen ^[86]
16. Zimbabwe ^[87]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

1. Ivory Coast ^[88]
2. Namibia ^[89]
3. Nicaragua ^[90]
4. Sri Lanka ^[91]
5. Uzbekistan ^[92]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

1. Antigua and Barbuda ^[93]
2. Dominica ^[94]
3. Saint Kitts and Nevis ^[95]
4. Saint Lucia ^[96]
5. Trinidad and Tobago ^[97]

Resident in New York City, United States

1. Fiji ^[98]
2. Nauru ^[99]
3. Solomon Islands ^[100]
4. Timor-Leste ^[101]
5. Tonga ^[102]
6. Tuvalu ^[103]

Resident elsewhere

1. Afghanistan (Sofia) ^[104]
2. Andorra (Andorra la Vella) ^[105]
3. Armenia (Prague) ^[2]
4. Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan) ^[106]
5. Haiti (Havana) ^[107]
6. Luxembourg (Luxembourg City) ^[108]
7. Malta (Valletta) ^[109]
8. Palau (Tokyo) ^[110]
9. San Marino (City of San Marino) ^[111]
10. Saudi Arabia (Sarajevo) ^[112]
11. Singapore (Singapore) ^[113]
12. Suriname (Paramaribo) ^[114]

Unverified

•   Benin (Paris)
•   Costa Rica (Vienna)
•   Honduras (Rome)

Closed embassies

•   Jordan ^[d]
• Niger ^[e]
•   Nigeria
•   Peru ^[f]
•   San Marino ^[g]
•   Vietnam ^[h]
•   Zimbabwe (closed in 2006; to be reopened) ^{[i] [115]}

See also

• Foreign relations of Serbia
• List of diplomatic missions of Serbia
• Visa requirements for Serbian citizens

Notes

1. Also conducts relations on behalf of Liechtenstein.
2. Subordinate to the Armenian embassy in Prague.
3. Subordinate to the Georgian embassy in Athens.
4. Resident in Athens, Attica, Greece
5. Resident in Berlin, Germany
6. Resident in Budapest, Hungary
7. Resident in City of San Marino, San Marino
8. Resident in Bucharest, Romania
9. Resident in Rome, Lazio, Italy

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55. "Saint Vincent and the Grenadines / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
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57. "Grenada / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
58. "Guinea-Bissau / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
59. "Kyrgyzstan, Republic / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
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95. "Saint Kitts and Nevis / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
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101. "Timor-Leste / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
102. "Tonga / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
103. "Tuvalu / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
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105. "Andorra / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
106. "Brunei / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
107. "Haiti / Bilateral Relations". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
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External links

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