List of diplomatic missions in Serbia

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Embassy

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Serbia. The list is in alphabetical order by country. The country hosts 70 embassies.^[1]

List of Ambassadors

Albania — Ilir Boçka
Algeria — Abdelhamid Chebchoub^[2]
Angola — José João Manuel^[3]
Argentina - Ricardo Fernando Fernández^[4]
Australia — Julia Alice Patricia Feeney^[5]
Austria — Johannes Eigner^[6]
Azerbaijan — Eldar Həsənov^[7]
Belarus — Vladimir Chushev^[8]
Belgium — Leo Vincent M. D'aes (Luxembourg)^[9]
Bosnia and Herzegovina — Lazar Mirkić
Brazil — Isabel Cristina De Azevedo Heyvaert^[10]
Bulgaria — Angel Simeonov Dimitrov^[11]
- Consul-General Atanas Vassilev Krastin in Niš
Canada — Philip Herbert Pinnington^[12]
China — Li Manchang^[13]
- Liaison office in Pristina - Xiao Dongjing
Democratic Republic of the Congo — Paul-Emile Tshinga Ahuka (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[14]
Croatia — Gordan Markotić^[15]
- Consul-General Dragan Đurić in Subotica
Cuba — Adela Mayra Ruiz García^[16]
Cyprus — Constantinos Eliades
Czech Republic — Ivana Hlavsová^[17]
Denmark — Morten Skovgaard Hansen (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)(Iceland)^[18]
Egypt — Ezzeldin Fahmy Mahmoud Fahmy
Finland — Pertti Juhani Ikonen^[19]
France — Christine Moro (Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Gabon, Mauritania, Monaco, Senegal, Togo)^[20]
Germany — Axel Wilhelm Dittmann^[21]
Greece — Constantine Economides^[22]
- Liaison office in Pristina - Nikolaos Kanellos
Guinea — Almamy Kobélé Keita (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Vatican City — Archbishop Luciano Suriani (Apostolic Nuncio)
Hungary — Attila Pintér^[23]
- Consul-General János Babity in Subotica^[24]
India — Narinder Chauhan^[25]
Indonesia — Harry Richard James Kandou^[26]
Iran — Majid Fahim Pour
Iraq — Kasim Asker Hasan
Israel — Yossef Levy^[27]
Italy — Giuseppe Manzo^[28]
Japan — Juichi Takahara^[29]
Kuwait — Yousef Ahmad S. Abdulsamad^[30]
Lebanon — Toufic Jaber
Libya — Tajouri Sh. Tajouri
North Macedonia — Vera Jovanovska^[31]
Malaysia — Nik Ady Arman Bin Nik Mohd Kamil (Chargé d'Affaires)^[32]
Mexico — Marco Antonio García Blanco (List of Mexican ambassadors to Serbia)^[33]
Montenegro — Branislav Mićunović
Morocco — Abdellah Zegour
Myanmar — U Myo Aye (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Netherlands — Hendrik Gerrit Cornelis van den Dool^[34]
Nigeria — Chijioke Mchardy Ani (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[35]
Norway — Arne Sannes Bjørnstad^[36]
Pakistan — Arif Mahmood^[37]
Palestine - Mohammed Nabhan
Poland — Hanna Dalewska-Greń (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[38]
Qatar — Sheikh Mubarak Fahad J.M. Al-Thani ^[39]
Portugal — Augusto José Pestana Saraiva Peixoto^[40]
Romania — Daniel Banu^[41]
- Consul Nicolae-Dan Constantin in Vršac
- Consul-General Iulian Niţu in Zaječar
- Liaison office in Pristina - Silviu-Emanuel Dragoicea
Russia — Alexander Vasilyevich Chepurin^[42]
- Liaison office in Pristina - Andrei Lisovoi
San Marino — Scipione Giacomo Caneva (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Slovakia — Dagmar Repčeková^[43]
- Liaison office in Pristina - Ľubomir Batáry
Slovenia — Vladimir Gasparič^[44]
South Korea — Lee Do-hoon
Sovereign Military Order of Malta - Alberto di Luca^[45]
Spain — Miguel Fuertes Suárez^[46]
Sweden — Bertil Christer Asp ^[47]
Switzerland — Jean-Daniel Ruch (Liechtenstein)^[48]
Syria — Mazen Obeid (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
Tunisia — Mohamed Bougamra
Turkey — Mehmet Kemal Bozay^[49]
Ukraine — Oleksandr Aleksandrovych^[50]
United Arab Emirates — Juma Rashed Saif Zayed Aldaheri^[51]
United Kingdom — Denis Edward Peter Paul Keefe (Antigua and Barbuda, Anguila, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Gibraltar, Grenada, Jamaica, Kenya, Kiribati, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Swaziland, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Virgin Islands) (List of Ambassadors from the United Kingdom to Serbia)^[52]
United States — Michael David Kirby ^[53]
Venezuela — Dia Nader De El Andari (Chargé d'Affaires, ad hoc)^[54]

Other entities

Palestine - Mohammed K.M. Nabhan

List of honorary Consuls

Armenia - Predrag Tomić
Belarus - Dragoljub Švonja in Novi Sad
Belarus - Zoran Vulović in Niš
Belarus - Dragomir Karić
Chile - Agustín Pío García Espinosa
Ecuador - Carmita Auria Vegas de Spalajković
Estonia - Petar Rakočević
France - Saša Miljković in Niš
Gabon - Momira Radunović
Hungary - Miloje Branković in Niš
Iceland - Slobodan Mićić
Ireland - Ann Pešić
Jamaica - Mirko Miljuš
Kenya - Miško Subotić
Mongolia - Marko Bumbaširević
Namibia - Vasilije R. Bošković
Peru - Miodrag Colić
Philippines - Verica Milaković
Seychelles - Ivan Ćurković
Slovakia - Stela Jovanović in Niš
Slovenia - Rajko Marić in Novi Sad
Sri Lanka - Ljiljana Miljanić-Cassim
Uganda - Dragoljub Šaponjski
United Kingdom - Petar Bošnjaković in Niš

Accredited Embassies

Lithuania (Rome)
Madagascar (Rome)
Mali (Paris)
Malta (Rome)
Moldova (Sofia)
Mongolia (Sofia)
New Zealand (London)
Nepal (Berlin)
Panama (Vienna)
Paraguay (Vienna)
Peru (Bucharest)
Philippines (Budapest)
Sierra Leone (Moscow)
Singapore (Paris)
South Africa (Athens)
Sri Lanka (Vienna)
Sudan (Cairo)
Tanzania (Rome)^[55]
Uruguay (Prague)
Vietnam (Bucharest)
Yemen (Rome)
Zambia (Berlin)

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Saudi Arabia ^[56]

References

External links

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs

[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia - Foreign missions

[2] Ambasada Alžira - Srbija

[3] The Embassy of the Republic of Angola in Belgrade, Serbia.

[4] Embajada de la República Argentina en República de Serbia

[5] Australian Embassy in Belgrade

[6] Österreichischen Botschaft Belgrad

[7] Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Serbia

[8] EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

[9] Embassy of Belgium in Belgrade

[10] Embaixada do Brasil - Sérvia

[11] Посолство на Република България в Белград, Сърбия

[12] Embassy of Canada to Serbia

[13] AMBASADA NARODNE REPUBLIKE KINE U REPUBLICI SRBIJI

[14] Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo in Belgrade (Republic of Serbia)

[15] Veleposlanstvo Republike Hrvatske u Republici Srbiji

[16] Ambasada Republike Kube u Srbiji

[17] Velvyslanectví České republiky v Bělehradě

[18] Embassy of Denmark, Belgrade

[19] EMBASSY OF FINLAND, Belgrade

[20] La France en Serbie

[21] Deutsche Botschaft Belgrad

[22] EMBASSY OF GREECE BELGRADE

[23] A Magyarország Nagykövetsége - Belgrád, Szerbia

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[25] Embassy of India, Belgrade

[26] Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Beograd, the Republic of Serbia

[27] Embassy of Israel - Belgrade

[28] Ambasciata d'Italia a Belgrado

[29] Embassy of Japan in Serbia

[30] [2]

[31] Амбасада на Република Македонија во Белград

[32] Embassy of Malaysia in Belgrade

[33] Embajada de México - Serbia

[34] Royal Netherlands Embassy, Belgrade, Serbia

[35] Diplomatic List of the Republic of Serbia

[36] Norway - the official site in Serbia

[37] Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Serbia

[38] Ambasada Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w Belgradzie

[39] ttp://mfa.rs/sr/images/dipllist/302.pdf

[40] Ambasada Portugala u Beogradu

[41] Ambasada Romaniei - Belgrad

[42] Ambasada Ruske Federacije u Republici Srbiji

[43] Veľvyslanectvo Slovenskej republiky v Belehrade

[44] Veleposlaništvo RS Beograd

[45] Embassy of Sovereign Order of Malta to the Republic of Serbia

[46] Embajada de España en Belgrado

[47] Sweden Abroad - Belgrade, Serbia

[48] Embassy Belgrade

[49] BELGRAD BÜYÜKELÇİLİĞİ

[50] Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Serbia

[51] U.A.E. ambassador to Serbia presents credentials to President Nikolic

[52] UK in Serbia

[53] Embassy of the United States in Serbia

[54] [3]

[55] "Accreditation". Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in Italy. 2014. Archived from the original on 12 March 2015. Retrieved 12 March 2015.

[56] ttp://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2015&mm=11&dd=06&nav_id=95963

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See also

References

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