List of diplomatic missions in Brazil

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Brazil. At present, the capital city of Brasília hosts 133 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Brazil, with most being resident in Washington, D.C. or in New York City (United Nations).^[1][2][3]

Honorary consulates are excluded from this listing when an official mission is listed.

Map of diplomatic missions in Brazil

Embassies in Brasília

1.  Albania^[4]
2.  Algeria^[5]
3.  Angola^[6]
4.  Argentina^[7]
5.  Armenia^[8]
6.  Australia^[9]
7.  Austria^[10]
8.  Azerbaijan^[11]
9.  Bahrain^[12]
10.  Bangladesh^[13]
11.  Barbados^[14]
12.  Belarus^[15]
13.  Belgium^[16]
14.  Benin^[17][18]
15.  Bolivia^[19]
16.  Botswana^[20]
17.  Bulgaria^[21]
18.  Burkina Faso^[22]
19.  Cambodia^[23]
20.  Cameroon^[24]
21.  Canada^[25]
22.  Cape Verde^[26]
23.  Chile^[27]
24.  China^[28]
25.  Colombia^[29]
26. Congo-Brazzaville^[30]
27. Congo-Kinshasa^[18]
28.  Costa Rica^[31]
29.  Croatia^[32]
30.  Cuba^[33]
31.  Cyprus^[34]
32.  Czech Republic^[35]
33.  Denmark^[36]
34.  Dominican Republic^[37]
35.  Ecuador^[38]
36.  Egypt^[18]
37.  El Salvador^[39]
38.  Equatorial Guinea^[40]
39.  Ethiopia^[18]
40.  Finland^[41]
41.  France^[42]
42.  Gabon^[18]
43.  Georgia^[43]
44.  Germany^[44]
45.  Ghana^[45]
46.  Greece^[46]
47.  Guatemala^[47]
48.  Guinea^[18]
49.  Guinea-Bissau^[17][18]
50.  Guyana^[48]
51.  Haiti^[49]
52. Holy See^[50]
53.  Honduras^[51]
54.  Hungary^[52]
55.  India^[53]
56.  Indonesia^[54]
57.  Iran^[55]
58.  Iraq^[56]
59.  Ireland^[57]
60.  Israel^[58]
61.  Italy^[59]
62.  Ivory Coast^[60]
63.  Japan^[61]
64.  Jordan^[62]
65.  Kazakhstan^[63]
66.  Kenya^[64]
67.  Kuwait^[65]
68.  Lebanon^[18]
69.  Libya^[18]
70.  Luxembourg^[66]
71.  Malawi^[67]
72.  Malaysia^[68]
73.  Mali^[18]
74.  Malta^[18]
75.  Mauritania^[69]
76.  Mexico^[70]
77.  Morocco^[71]
78.  Mozambique^[72]
79.  Myanmar^[73]
80.  Namibia^[74]
81.  Nepal^[75]
82.  Netherlands^[76]
83.  New Zealand^[77]
84.  Nicaragua^[18]
85.  Nigeria^[78]
86.  North Korea^[18]
87.  North Macedonia^[79]
88.  Norway^[80]
89.  Oman^[81]
90.  Pakistan^[18]
91.  Palestine^[18]
92.  Panama^[82]
93.  Paraguay^[83]
94.  Peru^[84]
95.  Philippines^[85]
96.  Poland^[86]
97.  Portugal^[87]
98.  Qatar^[88]
99.  Romania^[89]
100.  Russia^[90]
101.  Rwanda^[91]
102.  Saudi Arabia^[92]
103.  Senegal^[93]
104.  Serbia^[18]
105.  Singapore^[94]
106.  Slovakia^[95]
107.  Slovenia^[96]
108.  South Africa^[97]
109.  South Korea^[98]
110. Sovereign Order of Malta^[99]
111.  Spain^[100]
112.  Sri Lanka^[101]
113.  Sudan^[18]
114.  Suriname^[102]
115.  Sweden^[103]
116.  Switzerland^[104]
117.  Syria^[105]
118.  Tanzania^[106]
119.  Thailand^[107]
120.  Timor-Leste^[108]
121.  Togo^[109]
122.  Trinidad and Tobago^[110]
123.  Tunisia^[18]
124.  Turkey^[111]
125.  Ukraine^[112]
126.  United Arab Emirates^[113]
127.  United Kingdom^[114]
128.  United States^[115]
129.  Uruguay^[116]
130.  Venezuela^[117]
131.  Vietnam^[118]
132.  Zambia^[119]
133.  Zimbabwe^[120]

Other missions in Brasília

•  European Union (Delegation)^[121]
• Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Mission)^[122]
•  Republic of China (Taiwan) (Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Brazil)^[123]

Gallery

• 
  Embassy of Albania
• 
  Embassy of Argentina
• 
  Embassy of Botswana
• 
  Embassy of Cameroon
• 
  Embassy of Cape Verde
• 
  Embassy of Czechia
• 
  Embassy of Finland
• 
  Embassy of Guyana
• 
  Apostolic Nunciature (Holy See)
• 
  Embassy of Indonesia
• 
  Embassy of Israel
• 
  Embassy of Italy
• 
  Embassy of Kenya
• 
  Embassy of Mexico
• 
  Embassy of Morocco
• 
  Embassy of Portugal
• 
  Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

Bagé

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

Belém

•  Japan (Consulate)^[61]
•  Portugal (Vice-Consulate)^[87]
•  Suriname (Consulate-General)^[102]

Belo Horizonte

•  Argentina (Consulate-General)^[7]
•  Canada (Consulate)^[25]
•  Italy (Consulate-General)^[59]
•  Portugal (Consulate)^[87]
•  United Kingdom (Consulate)^[114]
•  United States (Embassy Branch Office)^[115]
•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

• 
  Consulate-General of Italy

Boa Vista

•  Guyana (Consulate)^[48]

Cáceres

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[19]

Chuí

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

Corumbá

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[19]

Curitiba

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]
•  Italy (Consulate-General)^[59]
•  Japan (Consulate-General)^[61]
•  Paraguay (Consulate-General)^[125]
•  Poland (Consulate-General)^[86]
•  Portugal (Vice-Consulate)^[87]
•  Uruguay (Consulate-General)^[124]

Epitaciolândia

•  Bolivia (Consulate, formerly located in the twin city of Brasileia)^[19]

Florianópolis

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]
•  Uruguay (Consulate-General)^[124]

Fortaleza

•  Portugal (Vice-Consulate)^[87]

Foz do Iguaçu

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]
•  Paraguay (Consulate-General)^[125]

• 
  Consulate of Argentina
• 
  Consulate-General of Paraguay

Guaíra

•  Paraguay (Consulate)^[125]

• 
  Consulate of Paraguay

Guajará-Mirim

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[19]

Jaguarão

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

Manaus

•  Colombia (Consulate)^[29]
•  Japan (Consulate-General)^[61]
•  Peru (Consulate-General)^[126]

Paranaguá

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

Ponta Porã

•  Paraguay (Consulate)^[125]

Porto Alegre

•  Argentina (Consulate-General)^[7]
•  Chile (Consulate-General)^[27]
•  Germany (Consulate-General)^[44]
•  Italy (Consulate-General)^[59]
•  Japan (Consular Office)^[61]
•  Portugal (Vice-Consulate)^[87]
•  Spain (Consulate-General)^[100]
•  United States (Consulate-General)^[115]
•  Uruguay (Consulate-General)^[124]

• 
  Consulate-General of Italy

Porto Murtinho

•  Paraguay (Consulate)^[125]

Quaraí

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

Recife

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]
•  China (Consulate-General)^[28]
•  France (Consulate-General)^[42]
•  Germany (Consulate-General)^[44]
•  Italy (Consulate)^[59]
•  Japan (Consulate-General)^[61]
•  Portugal (Vice-Consulate)^[87]
•  United Kingdom (Consulate-General)^[114]
•  United States (Consulate-General)^[115]

• 
  Consulate-General of the United States

Rio Branco

•  Peru (Consulate-General)^[126]

Rio de Janeiro

•  Angola (Consulate-General)^[6]
•  Argentina (Consulate-General)^[7]
•  Belgium (Consulate-General)^[16]
•  Bolivia (Consulate-General)^[19]
•  Canada (Consulate-General)^[25]
•  Chile (Consulate-General)^[27]
•  China (Consulate-General)^[28]
•  Dominican Republic (Consulate-General)^[37]
•  Egypt (Consulate-General)^[18]
•  France (Consulate-General)^[42]
•  Germany (Consulate-General)^[44]
•  Italy (Consulate-General)^[59]
•  Japan (Consulate-General)^[61]
•  Lebanon (Consulate-General)
•  Mexico (Consulate-General)^[70]
•  Netherlands (Consulate-General)^[76]
•  Norway (Consulate-General)^[80]
•  Panama (Consulate-General)^[82]
•  Paraguay (Consulate-General)^[125]
•  Peru (Consulate-General)^[126]
•  Portugal (Consulate-General)^[87]
•  Romania (Consulate-General)^[89]
•  Russia (Consulate-General)^[90]
•  Spain (Consulate-General)^[100]
•  Switzerland (Consulate-General)^[104]
•  United Kingdom (Consulate-General)^[114]
•  United States (Consulate-General)^[115]
•  Uruguay (Consulate-General)^[124]

• 
  Consulate-General of Angola
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Argentina
• 
  Torre Rio Sul hosting the Consulates-General of Belgium, Norway, and Spain
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Bolivia
• 
  Building hosting the Consulates-General of Canada, Mexico, and Uruguay
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Chile
• 
  Consulate-General of China
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of the Dominican Republic
• 
  Consulate-General of Egypt
• 
  Building hosting the Consulates-General of France, and Germany
• 
  Consulate-General of Italy
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Japan
• 
  Consulate-General of Lebanon
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of the Netherlands
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Panama
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Paraguay
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Peru
• 
  Consulate-General of Portugal
• 
  Consulate-General of Romania
• 
  Consulate-General of Russia
• 
  Building hosting the Consulate-General of Switzerland
• 
  Consulate-General of the United States

Salvador da Bahia

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]
•  Portugal (Consulate-General)^[87]
•  Spain (Consulate-General)^[100]

Santana do Livramento

•  Uruguay (Consulate)^[124]

• 
  Building hosting the Consulate of Uruguay

Santos

•  Panama (Consulate-General)^[82]
•  Portugal (Consular Office)^[87]

São Paulo

•  Angola (Consulate-General)^[6]
•  Argentina (Consulate-General)^[7]
•  Australia (Consulate-General)^[9]
•  Austria (Consulate-General)^[10]
•  Belgium (Consulate-General)^[16]
•  Bolivia (Consulate-General)^[19]
•  Canada (Consulate-General)^[25]
•  Chile (Consulate-General)^[27]
•  China (Consulate-General)^[28]
•  Colombia (Consulate-General)^[29]
•  Cuba (Consulate-General)^[33]
•  Czech Republic (Consulate-General)^[35]
•  Denmark (Consulate-General)^[36]
•  Dominican Republic (Consulate-General)^[37]
•  Ecuador (Consulate-General)^[38]
•  Egypt (Commercial Office)^[18]
•  Finland (Consulate)^[41]
•  France (Consulate-General)^[42]
•  Germany (Consulate-General)^[44]
•  Greece (Consulate-General)^[46]
•  Hungary (Consulate-General)^[52]
•  India (Consulate-General)^[53]
•  Ireland (Consulate-General)^[57]
•  Israel (Consulate-General)^[58]
•  Italy (Consulate-General)^[59]
•  Japan (Consulate-General)^[61]
•  Lebanon (Consulate-General)^[18]
•  Lithuania (Consulate-General)^[127]
•  Mexico (Consulate-General)^[70]
•  Netherlands (Consulate-General)^[76]
•  New Zealand (Consulate-General)^[77]
•  Paraguay (Consulate-General)^[125]
•  Peru (Consulate-General)^[126]
•  Portugal (Consulate-General)^[87]
•  Russia (Consulate-General)^[90]
•  South Africa (Consulate-General)^[97]
•  South Korea (Consulate-General)^[128]
•  Spain (Consulate-General)^[100]
•  Switzerland (Consulate-General)^[104]
•  Syria (Consulate-General)^[105]
•  Republic of China (Taiwan) (Economic & Cultural Office)^[123]
•  Turkey (Consulate-General)^[111]
•  United Arab Emirates (Consulate-General)^[113]
•  United Kingdom (Consulate-General)^[114]
•  United States (Consulate-General)^[115]
•  Uruguay (Consulate-General)^[124]
•  Venezuela (Consulate)^[129]

• 
  Consulate-General of Italy
• 
  Consulate-General of Mexico
• 
  Consulate-General of Portugal
• 
  Consulate-General of the United Kingdom

Tabatinga

•  Colombia (Consulate)^[29]

Uruguaiana

•  Argentina (Consulate)^[7]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Brazil

Resident in Havana, Cuba

•  Djibouti^[130]
•  Mongolia^[131]
•  Yemen^[1]

Resident in New York City, United Nations

•  Bhutan^[132]
•  Federated States of Micronesia^[1]
•  Kiribati^[1]
•  Marshall Islands^[1]
•  Nauru^[1]
•  Palau^[1]
•  Papua New Guinea^[1]
•  Samoa^[1]
•  São Tomé and Príncipe^[1]
•  Seychelles^[133]
•  Solomon Islands^[1]
•  Tonga^[1]
•  Turkmenistan^[1]
•  Tuvalu^[1]
•  Vanuatu^[1]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States of America

• Afghanistan^[1]
•  Bosnia and Herzegovina^[1]
•  Burundi^[1]
•  Central African Republic^[1]
•  Chad^[1]
•  Eswatini^[1]
•  Fiji^[1]
•  Iceland^[134]
•  Lesotho^[1]
•  Madagascar^[135]
•  Mauritius^[1]
•  Moldova^[1]
•  Niger^[1]
•  Sierra Leone^[1]
•  Uganda^[1]
•  Uzbekistan^[1]

Resident in other cities

•  Antigua and Barbuda (St. John's)^[1]
•  Brunei (Ottawa)^[136]
•  Dominica (Roseau)^[1]
•  Montenegro (Buenos Aires)^[137]
•  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Caracas)^[138]
•  San Marino (Domagnano)^[139]

Countries without an accredited non-resident embassy or consulate to Brazil

•  Andorra^[1]
•  Bahamas^[1]
•  Belize (Honorary Consulate in Fortaleza)^[140]
•  Comoros^[1]
• Cook Islands^[1]
•  Eritrea^[1]
•  Estonia (Honorary Consulate-General in São Paulo)^[141]
•  Gambia^[1]
•  Grenada^[1]
•  Jamaica^[1]
•  Kyrgyzstan^[1]
•  Laos^[1]
•  Latvia (Honorary Consulate in Brasília)^[142]
•  Liberia^[1]
•  Liechtenstein (Embassy of Switzerland in Brasília)^[143]
•  Maldives^[1]
•  Monaco (Honorary Consulate in São Paulo)^[144]
• Niue
•  Saint Kitts and Nevis (Honorary Consulate in São Paulo)^[145]
•  Saint Lucia^[1]
•  Somalia^[1]
•  South Sudan^[1]
•  Tajikistan^[1]

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Brasília	Afghanistan	Embassy[a]	2015	[146]
	Burundi	Embassy[a]
	East Germany	Embassy[b]	1990
	Estonia	Embassy	2017	[147]
	Fiji	Embassy[a]	2019	[148]
	Jamaica	Embassy	2021	[149]
	Mongolia	Embassy [c]
Belém	Colombia	Consulate	1987	[150]
	Venezuela	Consulate
Boa Vista	Venezuela	Consulate
Campo Grande	Bolivia	Consulate	2012	[151]
	Paraguay	Consulate-General	2024	[152]
Cuiabá	Bolivia	Consulate	2012	[151]
Curitiba	Ukraine	Consulate	2014	[153]
	Uruguay	Consulate-General	2021	[154]
Florianópolis	Portugal	Consulate	2000
Manaus	Cuba	Consulate-General	2022	[33]
	Portugal	Consulate-General	2018
	Venezuela	Consulate	2009
Paranaguá	Paraguay	Consulate
Pelotas	Uruguay	Consulate-General	2021	[154]
Porto Alegre	Mexico	Consulate-General	2009	[155]
	Paraguay	Consulate-General	2024	[152]
Recife	Venezuela	Consulate
Rio de Janeiro	Austria	Consulate-General	2010	[156]
	Greece	Consulate-General	2005	[157]
	Guinea	Consulate
	Israel	Consulate-General	2000
	Poland	Consulate-General	2008	[158]
	Sweden	Consulate-General	1991	[159]
	Venezuela	Consulate
Salvador da Bahia	Uruguay	Consulate	2021	[154]
Santos	Paraguay	Consulate		[160][125]
São Paulo	Panama	Consulate-General	2018	[161]
	Poland	Consulate-General	2013	[158]
	Romania	Consulate
	Suriname	Consulate-General
	Sweden	Consulate-General	1983	[162]
	Ukraine	Consulate
Uruguaiana	Uruguay	Consulate	2002	[163][164]

Missions to be opened

Sending country	Host city	Mission	Ref.
Bangladesh	São Paulo	Consulate-General	[165]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Brasília	Embassy	[166]
Colombia	Rio de Janeiro	Consulate-General	[167]
Uzbekistan	Brasília	Embassy	[168]

See also

• Foreign relations of Brazil
• List of diplomatic missions of Brazil
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
• Visa requirements for Brazilian citizens

Notes

1. Resident in Washington, D.C., United States of America
2. East German embassy closed, due to the reunification of Germany.
3. Resident in Havana, Cuba