List of diplomatic missions in Serbia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Serbia. At present, Serbia hosts 72 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
• 
  Embassy of Argentina
• 
  Embassy of Austria
• 
  Embassy of Belarus
• 
  Embassy of Belgium
• 
  Embassy of Brazil
• 
  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
• 
  Embassy of Pakistan
• 
  Embassy of Palestine
• 
  Embassy of Poland
• 
  Embassy of Russia
• 
  Embassy of Spain
• 
  Embassy of Turkey
• 
  Embassy of the United Arab Emirates
• 
  Embassy of the United Kingdom

Embassies to open

•  Bahrain^[11]
•  Ireland^[12]
•  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][13]

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^[14]
3. Jordan^[15]
4. Latvia^[16]
5. Panama^[17]
6. South Africa^[18]
7. Thailand^[19]

Resident in Berlin, Germany

1. Cameroon^[20]
2. Chile^[21]
3. Iceland^[22]
4. Jamaica^[23]
5. Malawi^[24]
6.   Nepal^[25]
7. Niger^[26]
8. Senegal^[27]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

1. Bhutan^[28]
2. Cape Verde^[29]
3. Central African Republic^[30]
4. Eswatini^[31]
5. Gambia^[32]
6. Guyana^[33]
7. Liberia^[34]
8. São Tomé and Príncipe^[35]
9. Vanuatu^[36]

Resident in Bucharest, Romania

1. Moldova^[37]
2. North Korea^[38]
3. Sudan^[39]
4. Uruguay^[40]
5. Vietnam^[41]

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

1. Colombia^[42][43]
2. Ecuador^[44]
3. Estonia^[45]
4. Laos^[46][47]
5. Lithuania^[48]
6. Mongolia^[49]
7. Peru^[50]
8. Philippines^[51]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

1. Bahamas^[52]
2. Botswana^[53]
3. Maldives^[54]
4. Papua New Guinea^[55]
5. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines^[56]

Resident in Moscow, Russia

1. Bahrain^[57]
2. Grenada^[58]
3. Guinea-Bissau^[59]
4. Kyrgyzstan^[60]
5. Madagascar^[61]
6. Mauritius^[62]
7. Oman^[63]
8. Rwanda^[64]
9. Sierra Leone^[65]
10. Tajikistan^[66]
11. Turkmenistan^[67]

Resident in Paris, France

1. Comoros^[68]
2. Kenya^[69]
3. Seychelles^[70]
4. Togo^[71]
5. Zambia^[72]

Resident in Rome, Italy

1. Bangladesh^[73]
2. Bolivia^[74]
3. Burundi^[75]
4. Equatorial Guinea^[76]
5. Eritrea^[77]
6. Ethiopia^[78]
7. Guatemala^[79]
8. Lesotho^[80]
9. Mali^[81]
10. Mauritania^[82]
11. New Zealand^[83]
12. Paraguay^[84]
13. Tanzania^[85]
14. Uganda^[86]
15. Yemen^[87]
16. Zimbabwe^[88]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

1. Ivory Coast^[89]
2. Namibia^[90]
3. Nicaragua^[91]
4. Sri Lanka^[92]
5. Uzbekistan^[93]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

1. Antigua and Barbuda^[94]
2. Dominica^[95]
3. Saint Kitts and Nevis^[96]
4. Saint Lucia^[97]
5. Trinidad and Tobago^[98]

Resident in New York City, United States

1. Fiji^[99]
2. Nauru^[100]
3. Solomon Islands^[101]
4. Timor-Leste^[102]
5. Tonga^[103]
6. Tuvalu^[104]

Resident elsewhere

1. Afghanistan (Sofia)^[105]
2. Andorra (Andorra la Vella)^[106]
3. Armenia (Prague)^[2]
4. Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)^[107]
5. Haiti (Havana)^[108]
6. Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)^[109]
7. Malta (Valletta)^[110]
8. Palau (Tokyo)^[111]
9. San Marino (City of San Marino)^[112]
10. Saudi Arabia (Sarajevo)^[113]
11. Singapore (Singapore)^[114]
12. Suriname (Paramaribo)^[115]

Unverified

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

Closed embassies

•  Ireland
•  Jordan
• Niger
•  Nigeria
•  Peru
•  San Marino
•  Vietnam
•  Zimbabwe (closed in 2006; to be reopened)^[116]

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.