List of diplomatic missions in Iran

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Iran. There are 92 embassies in Tehran, and many countries maintain consulates in other Iranian cities (not including honorary consulates).

Map of diplomatic missions in Iran

Diplomatic missions in Tehran

Embassies

1.   Afghanistan
2.   Algeria
3.   Argentina
4.   Armenia
5.   Australia
6.   Austria
7.   Azerbaijan
8.   Bangladesh
9.   Belarus
10.   Belgium
11.   Bolivia
12.   Bosnia and Herzegovina
13.   Brazil
14.   Brunei
15.   Bulgaria
16.   Burkina Faso
17.   Chile
18.   China
19.   Croatia
20.   Cuba
21.   Cyprus
22.   Czechia
23.   Denmark
24.   Finland
25.   France
26.   Georgia
27.   Germany
28.   Ghana
29.   Greece
30.   Guinea
31.   Holy See
32.   Hungary
33.   India
34.   Indonesia
35.   Iraq ^[1]
36.   Italy
37.   Ivory Coast
38.   Japan
39.   Jordan
40.   Kazakhstan
41.   Kenya
42.   Kuwait
43.   Kyrgyzstan
44.   Lebanon
45.   Libya
46.   Malaysia
47.   Mali
48.   Mauritania
49.   Mexico
50.   Netherlands
51.   New Zealand
52.   Nicaragua
53.   Nigeria
54.   North Korea
55.   Norway
56.   Oman
57.   Pakistan
58.   Palestine
59.   Philippines
60.   Poland
61.   Portugal
62.   Qatar
63.   Romania
64.   Russia
65.   Saudi Arabia
66.   Senegal
67.   Serbia
68.   Sierra Leone
69.   Slovakia
70.   Slovenia
71.   South Africa
72.   South Korea
73.   Spain
74.   Sri Lanka
75.   Sweden
76.    Switzerland
77.   Syria
78.   Tajikistan
79.   Thailand
80.   Tunisia
81.   Turkey
82.   Turkmenistan
83.   Uganda
84.   Ukraine
85.   United Arab Emirates
86.   United Kingdom
87.   Uruguay
88.   Uzbekistan
89.   Venezuela
90.   Vietnam
91.   Yemen
92.   Zimbabwe

Other missions/delegations/offices

•   Albania (Interests section -   Turkey is the protecting power) ^{[2] [3]}
•   Egypt (interests section - It is supervised by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt)
•   United States (interests section -    Switzerland is the protecting power)

Gallery

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  Embassy of China
• 
  Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy See
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  Embassy of Poland
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  Embassy of Turkey
• 
  Embassy of the United Kingdom

Consular missions

Ahvaz

•   Iraq ^[1]

Bandar Abbas

•   China ^[4]
•   India
•   Kazakhstan (Consulate-General) ^{[5] [6]}

Isfahan

•   Russia
•   Syria

Gorgan

•   Kazakhstan (Consulate-General) ^{[5] [7]}

Kermanshah

•   Iraq ^[1]

Mashhad

•   Afghanistan
•   Iraq ^[1]
•   Kyrgyzstan
•   Pakistan (Consulate) ^[8]
•   Saudi Arabia ^[9]
•   Tajikistan
•   Turkey
•   Turkmenistan

Rasht

•   Russia

Tabriz

•   Azerbaijan
•   Turkey

Urmia

•   Turkey

Zahedan

•   Afghanistan
•   India
•   Pakistan (Consulate-General) ^[10]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Iran

Resident in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

•   Maldives
•   Tanzania ^[11]
•   Panama

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

•   Albania
•   Angola ^[12]
•   Colombia ^[13]
•   Estonia
•   Lithuania ^[14]
•   Moldova
•   North Macedonia
•   Paraguay ^[15]
•   Peru ^[16]
•   South Sudan

Resident in Kuwait City, Kuwait

•   Central African Republic
•   Honduras
•   Togo

Resident in London, United Kingdom

•   Dominica
•   Tonga
•   Vanuatu

Resident in New Delhi, India

•   Bhutan
•   Botswana ^[17]
•   Cambodia ^[18]
•   Laos
•   Mongolia

Resident in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

•   Cameroon
•   Chad

Resident in other cities

•   Costa Rica (Moscow)
•   Cape Verde (Moscow)
•   Guatemala (New York City) ^[19]
•   Haiti (Doha)
•   Iceland (Oslo) ^[20]
•   Malta (Valletta) ^[21]
•   Malawi (Cairo)
•   Myanmar (Islamabad)
•   Nauru (New York City)
•     Nepal (Islamabad) ^[22]
•   Singapore (Singapore) ^[23]
•   São Tomé and Príncipe (Addis Ababa)
•   Taiwan (Dubai)
•   Timor-Leste (Jakarta)

Former Embassies

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Tehran	Bahrain	Embassy	2016	[24]
	Benin	Embassy	2020
	Burundi	Embassy	Unknown	[ citation needed ]
	Canada	Embassy	2012	[25]
	Colombia	Embassy	2002	[26]
	Comoros	Embassy	2016
	Ecuador	Embassy	1978	[27]
	Egypt	Embassy	1979
	Ethiopia	Embassy	1997	[28]
	Gabon	Embassy	1980s	[29]
	Gambia	Embassy	Unknown	[ citation needed ]
	Ireland	Embassy	2012	[30]
	Israel	Embassy	1979	[31] [32]
	Morocco	Embassy	2018	[33]
	Peru	Embassy	1978	[27]
	Somalia	Embassy	2016	[34]
	Sudan	Embassy	2016
	United States	Embassy	1979
	Zambia	Embassy	Unknown	[ citation needed ]
Tabriz	United States	Consulate-General	1979

See also

• List of diplomatic missions of Iran
• Visa requirements for Iranian citizens

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External links

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran