List of diplomatic missions in the Dominican Republic

This is a list of diplomatic missions in the Dominican Republic. There are currently 39 embassies in Santo Domingo.

Countries with a diplomatic mission in the Dominican Republic

Diplomatic missions in Santo Domingo

Embassies

1. Argentina^[1]
2. Belize^[1]
3. Brazil^[1]
4. Canada^[1]
5. Chile^[1]
6. China^[2]
7. Colombia^[1]
8. Costa Rica^[1]
9. Cuba^[3]
10. Ecuador^[3]
11. El Salvador^[3]
12. France^[2]
13. Germany^[2]
14. Guatemala^[3]
15. Haiti^[3]
16. Holy See^[4]
17. Honduras^[3]
18. India^[4]
19. Israel^[3]
20. Italy^[5]
21. Jamaica^[6]
22. Japan^[5]
23. Mexico^[5]
24. Morocco^[5]
25. Netherlands^[5]
26. Nicaragua^[5]
27. Panama^[5]
28. Paraguay^[5]
29. Peru^[5]
30. Qatar^[4]
31.  Russia^[7]
32. South Korea^[1]
33. Sovereign Military Order of Malta^[5]
34. Spain^[3]
35.  Switzerland^[4]
36. Turkey^[4]
37. United Kingdom^[3]
38. United States^[3]
39. Uruguay^[4]

Other missions or delegations

1. Austria (Embassy Office)
2.  European Union (Delegation)^[4]
3. Puerto Rico (Trade Office)

Gallery of embassies

• 
  Former Embassy of France
• 
  Embassy of Haiti
• 
  Embassy of Mexico
• 
  Former Embassy of the Netherlands

Consular missions

Dajabón

• Haiti (Consulate-General)

Higüey

• Haiti (Consulate-General)

Puerto Plata

•  United States (Consular Agency)^[8]

Punta Cana

•  Canada (Office of the Embassy)^[9]
•  United States (Consular Agency)^[10]

Santa Cruz de Barahona

• Haiti (Consulate-General)

Santiago de los Caballeros

• Haiti (Consulate-General)

Non-resident embassies

Resident in Bogotá, Colombia

• Finland^[3]
• Ireland^[11]
• Romania^[12]

Resident in Caracas, Venezuela

• Algeria^[13][14]
• Lebanon^[11]

Resident in Havana, Cuba

• Angola^[12]
• Austria^[1]
• Barbados^[15]
• Belarus^[12]
• Belgium^[11]
• Benin^[6]
• Bolivia^[15]
• Bulgaria^[15]
• Burkina Faso^[13]
• Cape Verde^[1]
• Cyprus^[15]
• Czech Republic^[4]
• Egypt^[3]
• Djibouti^[13]
• Equatorial Guinea^[15]
• Ethiopia^[13]
• Iran^[6]
• Ghana^[6]
• Greece^[6]
• Guinea^[2]
• Guinea-Bissau^[15]
• Guyana^[11]
• Hungary^[6]
• Indonesia^[2]
• Iran^[6]
• Kenya^[13]
• Malaysia^[5]
• Mali^[2]
• Mongolia^[11]
• Namibia^[6]
• North Korea^[12]
• Norway^[5]
• Saudi Arabia^[11]
• Serbia^[4]
• Slovakia^[6]
• South Africa^[15]
• Sri Lanka^[13]
• Sweden^[15]
• Ukraine^[16]
• Vietnam^[6]
• Yemen^[13]
• Zimbabwe^[11]

Resident in Mexico City, Mexico

• Australia^[1]
• Denmark^[2]
• Georgia^[13]
• Philippines^[2]
• Kazakhstan^[2]
• Portugal^[4]
• New Zealand^[13]

Resident in Ottawa, Canada

• Armenia ^[11]
• Rwanda^[12]
• Senegal^[11]
• Slovenia^[12][17]
• Thailand^[15]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

• Afghanistan
• Bahrain^[12]
• Albania^[1][18]
• Bangladesh^[13]
• Botswana^[11][19]
• Ivory Coast^[13]
• Mauritius^[2]
• Pakistan^[12]
• United Arab Emirates^[13]

Resident elsewhere

• Bahamas (Port Au Prince)^[4]
• Burundi (New York City)^[11]
• Croatia (New York City)^[20]
• Iceland (New York City)^[6][21]
• Jordan (New York City)^[2]
• Nigeria (Kingston)^[6]
• Palestine (New York City)^[15]
• Poland (Panama City)^[2]
• San Marino (Rome)^[11]
• Trinidad & Tobago (Kingston)^[15]

Unverified

•  Cambodia
•  Central African Republic (Washington, D.C.)
• East Timor
•  Gabon
•  Kuwait (Washington, D.C.)
•  Laos
•  Libya
•  Madagascar
•  Maldives (New York City)
•  Oman (Washington, D.C.)
•  Sierra Leone (Washington, D.C.)
•  Singapore (Washington D.C.)
•  Sudan (Washington, D.C.)
•  Syria
•  South Sudan (Washington, D.C.)
•  Togo (Washington, D.C.)
•  Turkmenistan (Washington, D.C.)
•  Taiwan (Guatemala City)
•  Tunisia (Washington, D.C.)
•  Uganda (Washington, D.C.)
•  Uzbekistan (Washington, D.C.)
•  Zambia (Washington, D.C.)

Former Embassies

•  Republic of China (Taiwan)
•  Venezuela

See also

• Foreign relations of the Dominican Republic