List of diplomatic missions in the United States

This is a list of diplomatic missions in the United States. At present, 175 nations maintain diplomatic missions to the United States in the capital, Washington, D.C. Being the seat of the Organization of American States, the city also hosts missions of its member-states, separate from their respective embassies to the United States.

Diplomatic relations between world states and the United States

  United States

  Countries that have diplomatic relations with the United States

  Countries that lack diplomatic relations with the United States

  Disputed territories

  Antarctica

Eight nations also attribute their missions at the United Nations in New York City as their official embassies to the United States. However, only those offices in New York City that serve as an official diplomatic mission to the United States are listed here. For a complete list of diplomatic missions to the United Nations, see List of current permanent representatives to the United Nations.

Only diplomatic missions operated by a foreign country are listed here. Honorary consulates, typically private offices designated to provide limited services on behalf of a foreign country, are not listed.

Embassies in Washington, D.C.

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Washington, D.C.

The following 175 countries maintain embassies in Washington, D.C. as their primary diplomatic missions to the United States. Entries marked with an asterisk (*) have chanceries (embassy buildings) located on or near a portion of Massachusetts Avenue known as Embassy Row.

1. Albania
2. Algeria
3. Angola
4. Antigua and Barbuda
5. Argentina
6. Armenia*
7. Australia*
8. Austria
9. Azerbaijan*
10. Bahamas*
11. Bahrain
12. Bangladesh
13. Barbados
14. Belarus
15. Belgium
16. Belize*
17. Benin
18. Bolivia*
19. Bosnia and Herzegovina
20. Botswana
21. Brazil*
22. Brunei
23. Bulgaria*
24. Burkina Faso*
25. Burundi
26. Cambodia
27. Cameroon*
28. Canada^[1]
29. Cape Verde*
30. Central African Republic*
31. Chad
32. Chile*
33. China
34. Colombia
35. Congo-Brazzaville
36. Congo-Kinshasa
37. Costa Rica
38. Croatia*
39. Cuba
40. Cyprus*
41. Czech Republic
42. Denmark*
43. Djibouti
44. Dominica
45. Dominican Republic
46. Ecuador
47. Egypt
48. El Salvador^[2]
49. Equatorial Guinea
50. Eritrea
51. Estonia*
52. Eswatini
53. Ethiopia
54. Fiji
55. Finland*^[3]
56. France
57. Gabon
58. Gambia
59. Georgia
60. Germany
61. Ghana
62. Greece*
63. Grenada
64. Guatemala*
65. Guinea
66. Guyana
67. Haiti*
68. Holy See*
69. Honduras
70. Hungary
71. Iceland*
72. India*
73. Indonesia*
74. Iraq*^[4]
75. Ireland*
76. Israel
77. Italy*
78. Ivory Coast*
79. Jamaica
80. Japan*^[5]
81. Jordan
82. Kazakhstan
83. Kenya
84. Kosovo^[6]
85. Kuwait
86. Kyrgyzstan*
87. Laos
88. Latvia*
89. Lebanon
90. Lesotho*
91. Liberia
92. Libya
93. Liechtenstein
94. Lithuania
95. Luxembourg*
96. Madagascar*
97. Malawi*
98. Malaysia
99. Maldives
100. Mali
101. Malta
102. Marshall Islands*
103. Mauritania
104. Mauritius
105. Mexico^[7]
106. Micronesia^[8]
107. Moldova
108. Monaco
109. Mongolia
110. Montenegro
111. Morocco
112. Mozambique
113. Myanmar
114. Namibia
115.   Nepal
116. Netherlands
117. New Zealand*
118. Nicaragua
119. Niger*
120. Nigeria
121. North Macedonia
122. Norway*
123. Oman
124. Pakistan
125. Palau
126. Panama
127. Papua New Guinea*
128. Paraguay*
129. Peru*
130. Philippines*^[9]
131. Poland
132. Portugal*^[10]
133. Qatar
134. Romania*
135. Russia
136. Rwanda
137. Saint Kitts and Nevis
138. Saint Lucia
139. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
140. Saudi Arabia
141. Senegal
142. Serbia^[11]
143. Sierra Leone
144. Singapore
145. Slovakia
146. Slovenia
147. Somalia
148. South Africa*
149. South Korea*
150. South Sudan
151. Spain
152. Sri Lanka
153. Sudan*
154. Suriname
155. Sweden
156.  Switzerland
157. Tajikistan
158. Tanzania
159. Thailand
160. Timor-Leste*
161. Togo*
162. Trinidad and Tobago*
163. Tunisia*
164. Turkey*
165. Turkmenistan*
166. Uganda
167. Ukraine
168. United Arab Emirates
169. United Kingdom*
170. Uruguay
171. Uzbekistan*
172. Vietnam*
173. Yemen
174. Zambia*
175. Zimbabwe

Permanent Missions to the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington, D.C.

The following member-states maintain permanent missions to the Organization of American States. Member-states not listed here have their ambassadors to the United States concurrently accredited to the organization^[12]

1. Argentina
2. Bolivia
3. Brazil
4. Canada
5. Chile
6. Colombia
7. Costa Rica
8. Dominican Republic
9. Ecuador
10. El Salvador^[2]
11. Honduras
12. Guatemala
13. Mexico
14. Panama
15. Paraguay
16. Peru
17. Spain^[13]
18. United States
19. Uruguay
20. Venezuela

Other missions/delegations to the United States in Washington, D.C.

The following countries or entities have missions in Washington, D.C., though they may not have full diplomatic relations with the United States government.

International Organizations African Union – General Delegation Arab League – Mission[14] European Union – General Delegation States with no relations Interests sections are provided by protecting powers. Iran – Iranian Interests Section, Embassy of Pakistan Governments with limited recognition The United States does not formally recognize the following states. Northern Cyprus – Representative Office Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic – Representative Office Somaliland – Representative Office Taiwan – Economic & Cultural Representative Office[15]

Territories Bermuda (United Kingdom) – Representative Office Catalonia (Spain) – Delegation[16] Gibraltar (United Kingdom) – Representative Office Greenland (Kingdom of Denmark) – Representative Office[17] Hong Kong (China) – Economic & Trade Office Iraqi Kurdistan (Iraq) – Representative Office Quebec (Canada) – Representative Office Scotland (United Kingdom) - Government office[18] Wales (United Kingdom) - Government office[18] Other entities National Unity Government of Myanmar – Liaison Office[19] Sovereign Military Order of Malta – Liaison Office Central Tibetan Administration – Office of Tibet[20]

Missions in New York City

See also: List of current Permanent Representatives to the United Nations

New York City, the largest city in the United States, is home to the General Assembly of the United Nations, and all 195 member and observer states send permanent delegations. Nine diplomatic missions in New York City listed below are also formally accredited as each country's official embassy to the United States. There are 107 missions in the city. All are consulates-general unless otherwise noted.

1. Albania
2. Algeria^[18]
3. Angola
4. Antigua and Barbuda
5. Argentina^[18]
6. Armenia
7. Australia^[18]
8. Austria
9. Bahamas
10. Bahrain
11. Bangladesh
12. Barbados^[18]
13. Belgium
14. Bhutan^[21]
15. Bolivia
16. Brazil^[18]
17. Bulgaria
18. Burkina Faso^[22]
19. Canada^[18][1]
20. Chile^[18]
21. China^[18]
22. Colombia
23. Costa Rica^[18]
24. Croatia
25. Cyprus
26. Czech Republic
27. Denmark
28. Dominica
29. Dominican Republic^[23]
30. Ecuador^[18]
31. Egypt
32. El Salvador^[18][2]
33. Finland^[3]
34. France
35. Gabon (Consulate)
36. Georgia^[18]
37. Germany
38. Ghana
39. Greece
40. Grenada
41. Guatemala^[18][24]
42. Guyana
43. Haiti
44. Honduras^[18]
45. Hong Kong, China (Economic and Trade Office)^[18]
46. Hungary
47. India^[18]
48. Indonesia^[18]
49. Ireland^[18]
50. Israel^[18]
51. Italy^[18]
52. Ivory Coast^[18]
53. Jamaica
54. Japan^[5]
55. Kazakhstan^[18]
56. Kenya
57. Kosovo^[6]
58. Kuwait
59. Kyrgyzstan (Consular Post)
60. Lebanon^[25]
61. Lithuania
62. Luxembourg
63. Malaysia^[18]
64. Mexico
65. Monaco^[18]
66. Montenegro
67. Morocco
68.   Nepal
69. Netherlands
70. New Zealand
71. Nicaragua
72. Nigeria^[18]
73. Northern Cyprus (Representative Office)^[26]
74. North Macedonia
75. Norway
76. Pakistan
77. Panama
78. Paraguay
79. Peru
80. Philippines^[18][9]
81. Poland
82. Portugal^[10]
83. Romania
84. Russia
85. Saint Kitts and Nevis
86. Saint Lucia
87. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
88. Saudi Arabia
89. Senegal
90. Serbia^[11][18]
91. Singapore (Consulate)
92. Slovakia
93. Somalia
94. South Africa
95. South Korea
96. Spain
97. Sri Lanka
98. Sweden
99.  Switzerland
100. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
101. Thailand
102. Trinidad and Tobago
103. Turkey^[18]
104. Ukraine
105. United Arab Emirates
106. United Kingdom
107. Uruguay
108. Uzbekistan
109. Vietnam

Cities with ten or more consular missions

The following major cities are host to career consular missions; all of whom are consulates-general unless indicated otherwise.

Los Angeles, California

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, the second-largest city in the United States, is home to 63 consular missions, more than any other city on the West Coast and any U.S. city except Washington, D.C. and New York City. Many of these consulates are located along Wilshire Boulevard.

1. Argentina^[27]
2. Armenia^[27]
3. Australia^[27]
4. Austria^[27]
5. Azerbaijan^[27]
6. Bahamas^[27]
7. Bangladesh^[27]
8. Belgium^[27]
9. Belize^[27]
10. Bolivia^[27]
11. Brazil^[27]
12. Bulgaria^[27]
13. Canada^[27][1]
14. Chile^[27]
15. China^[27]
16. Colombia^[27]
17. Costa Rica^[27]
18. Croatia^[27]
19. Czech Republic^[27]
20. Dominican Republic^[27][23]
21. Ecuador (Consulate)^[27]
22. Egypt^[27]
23. El Salvador^[27][2]
24. Finland^[27][3]
25. France^[27]
26. Germany^[27]
27. Greece^[27]
28. Guatemala^[27][24]
29. Honduras^[27]
30. Hungary^[27]
31. Indonesia^[27]
32. Iraq^[27][4]
33. Ireland^[27]
34. Israel^[27]
35. Italy^[27]
36. Japan^[27][5]
37. Kenya^[27]
38. Kuwait^[27]
39. Lebanon^[27][25]
40. Lithuania^[27]
41. Malaysia^[27]
42. Mexico^[27][7]
43. Myanmar^[27]
44. New Zealand^[27]
45. Pakistan^[27]
46. Panama^[27]
47. Paraguay^[27]
48. Peru^[27]
49. Philippines(article)^[27][9]
50. Poland^[27]
51. Qatar^[27]
52. Romania^[27]
53. Saint Kitts and Nevis^[27]
54. Saudi Arabia^[27]
55. South Korea^[27]
56. Spain^[27]
57. Sri Lanka^[27]
58. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[27][15]
59. Thailand^[27]
60. Turkey^[27]
61. United Arab Emirates^[27]
62. United Kingdom^[27]

Chicago, Illinois

Main article: List of diplomatic missions and trade organizations in Chicago

Chicago, the third largest city in the United States and the largest in the midwestern region of the country, is home to 50 missions, the fourth-most after Washington, D.C., New York and Los Angeles.

1. Argentina^[28]
2. Australia^[28]
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina^[28]
4. Brazil^[28]
5. Bulgaria^[28]
6. Canada^[28][1]
7. Chile^[28]
8. China^[28]
9. Colombia^[28]
10. Croatia^[28]
11. Czech Republic^[28]
12. Denmark^[28]
13. Dominican Republic^[28][23]
14. Ecuador^[28]
15. Egypt^[28]
16. El Salvador^[2]
17. France^[28]
18. Germany^[28]
19. Greece^[28]
20. Guatemala^[28][24]
21. Haiti^[28]
22. Honduras^[28]
23. Hungary^[28]
24. India^[28]
25. Indonesia^[28]
26. Ireland^[28]
27. Israel^[28]
28. Italy^[28]
29. Japan^[28][5]
30. Kyrgyzstan^[28]
31. Lithuania^[28]
32. Mexico^[28][7]
33. Moldova^[29]
34. Mongolia^[28][30]
35. Netherlands^[28]
36. North Macedonia^[28]
37. Pakistan^[28]
38. Peru^[28]
39. Philippines^[28][9]
40. Poland^[28]
41. Romania^[28]
42. Serbia^[11][28]
43. South Korea^[28]
44. Spain^[28]
45.  Switzerland^[28]
46. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
47. Thailand^[28]
48. Turkey^[28]
49. Ukraine^[28]
50. United Kingdom^[28]

Miami, Florida

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Miami

Miami is home to 45 missions. Due to its location, many Latin American and Caribbean countries maintain consulates there.

1. Antigua and Barbuda^[31]
2. Argentina^[31]
3. Bahamas^[31]
4. Bangladesh^[31][32]
5. Barbados^[31]
6. Bolivia^[31]
7. Brazil^[31]
8. Canada^[31][1]
9. Chile^[31]
10. Colombia^[31]
11. Costa Rica^[31]
12. Dominican Republic^[31][23]
13. Ecuador (Consulate)^[31]
14. El Salvador^[a][31][2]
15. France^[31]
16. Germany^[31]
17. Grenada^[31]
18. Guatemala^[31][24]
19. Haiti^[31]
20. Honduras^[31]
21. Hungary (Vice-consulate)^[31][33]
22. Ireland^[31][34]
23. Israel^[31]
24. Italy^[31]
25. Jamaica^[31]
26. Japan^[31][5]
27. Mexico^[31][7]
28. Morocco^[35]
29. Netherlands^[31]
30. Nicaragua^[31]
31. Panama^[31]
32. Paraguay^[31]
33. Peru^[31]
34. Romania^[31]
35. Saint Lucia^[b][31]
36. Sierra Leone^[31][36]
37. Spain^[31]
38. Suriname^[31]
39. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
40. Trinidad and Tobago^[31]
41. Turkey^[31]
42. United Kingdom^[31]
43. Uruguay^[31]

Houston, Texas

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Houston

Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States and is home to 45 missions.

1. Angola^[37]
2. Argentina^[37]
3. Australia^[37]
4. Bolivia^[37]
5. Brazil^[37]
6. Chile^[37]
7. Colombia^[37]
8. Costa Rica^[37]
9. Denmark^[37][38]
10. Dominican Republic^[37][23]
11. Ecuador^[37]
12. Egypt^[37]
13. El Salvador^[37][2]
14. Equatorial Guinea(article)^[37]
15. Finland^[3]
16. France^[37]
17. Germany^[37]
18. Greece (Consulate)^[37]
19. Guatemala^[37][24]
20. Honduras^[37]
21. Hungary (Vice-consulate)^[37][33]
22. India^[37]
23. Indonesia (article)^[37]
24. Iraq^[37][4][39]
25. Israel^[37]
26. Italy^[37]
27. Japan (article)^[37][5]
28. Mexico^[37][7]
29. Pakistan^[37]
30. Panama^[37]
31. Peru^[37]
32. Philippines (article)^[37][9]
33. Poland^[37]
34. Qatar^[37]
35. Russia(article)^[37]
36. Saudi Arabia^[37]
37. South Korea^[37]
38. Spain^[37]
39. Sweden(article)^[40]
40. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[37][15]
41. Turkey^[37]
42. Ukraine^[37]
43. United Arab Emirates^[37]
44. United Kingdom^[37]
45. Vietnam^[37]

San Francisco, California

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in San Francisco

San Francisco is home to 42 missions.

1. Algeria^[41][42]
2. Australia^[41]
3. Brazil^[41]
4. Canada^[41][1]
5. Chile^[41]
6. China^[41]
7. Colombia^[41]
8. El Salvador^[41][2]
9. European Union (Delegation Office)^[41]
10. France^[41]
11. Georgia^[41]
12. Germany^[41]
13. Greece^[41]
14. Guatemala^[41][24]
15. Honduras^[41]
16. India^[27][41]
17. Indonesia^[41]
18. Ireland^[41]
19. Israel^[41]
20. Italy^[41]
21. Japan^[41][5]
22. Kazakhstan^[41]
23. Luxembourg^[27][41][43]
24. Mexico^[41][7]
25. Mongolia^[27][41]
26. Netherlands^[27][41]
27. Norway^[27][41]
28. Peru^[41]
29. Philippines(article)^[41][9]
30. Portugal^[27][41][10]
31. Singapore^[27][41]
32. South Korea^[41]
33. Spain^[41]
34. Sweden(article)^[41]
35.  Switzerland^[41]
36. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
37. Tonga^[c][27][41]
38. Ukraine^[27]
39. United Kingdom^[41]
40. Uruguay^[41]
41. Vietnam^[27][41]

Atlanta, Georgia

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Atlanta

Atlanta is home to 26 missions.

1. Argentina^[44]
2. Bahamas^[44]
3. Belgium^[44]
4. Brazil^[44]
5. Canada^[44][1]
6. Colombia^[44]
7. Costa Rica^[44]
8. Ecuador^[44]
9. France^[44]
10. Germany^[44]
11. Greece^[44]
12. Guatemala^[44][24]
13. Haiti^[44]
14. Honduras^[44]
15. India^[44]
16. Ireland^[44]
17. Israel^[44]
18. Japan(article)^[44][5]
19. Mexico^[44][7]
20. Netherlands^[44]
21. Nigeria^[44]
22. Peru^[44]
23. South Korea^[44]
24.  Switzerland^[44]
25. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
26. United Kingdom^[44]

Boston, Massachusetts

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Boston

The Boston area of New England is home to 25 foreign missions.

1. Brazil
2. Canada^[1]
3. Cape Verde (Consulate General)
4. Colombia (Consulate General)
5. Dominican Republic^[23]
6. El Salvador^[2]
7. France
8. Germany
9. Greece
10. Haiti
11. Honduras
12. Ireland (Consulate General)
13. Israel
14. Italy
15. Japan^[5]
16. Mexico^[7]
17. Peru (Consulate General)
18. Portugal^[10]
19. South Korea (located in Newton)
20. Spain
21.  Switzerland (Consulate; located in Cambridge)
22. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[15]
23. Turkey
24. United Arab Emirates
25. United Kingdom (located in Cambridge)

Seattle, Washington

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Seattle

Seattle is home to 10 missions.

1. Canada^[43][1]
2. El Salvador^[2]
3. Guatemala^[43][24]
4. Honduras
5. India^[43]
6. Japan^[5]
7. Mexico (Consulate)^[43][7]
8. South Korea^[43]
9. Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)^[43][15]
10. United Kingdom (Government office)^[43]

Other cities with consular missions

Other cities have few consulates, which are often from Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Canada, Japan, Honduras, or Peru.

Aurora, Colorado El Salvador[2][45] Honduras[45][46] Anchorage, Alaska Japan (Consular office)[5] South Korea (Consulate)[47] Austin, Texas Ireland[37] Mexico[37][7] Charlotte, North Carolina El Salvador[2] Honduras Cleveland, Ohio Slovenia[48][49] Columbus, Ohio Guatemala (Consulate)[24][49] Dallas, Texas Canada[37][1] El Salvador [37][2] Guatemala (Consulate)[37][24] Honduras [37] Mexico(article)[37][7] Peru[37] South Korea (Consulate)[37][50] Del Rio, Texas Guatemala (Consulate)[37][24] Mexico (Consulate)[37][7] Des Moines, Iowa Kosovo (Consulate)[6] Denver, Colorado Canada[45][1] Guatemala[45][24] Japan[45][5] Mexico[45][7] Peru[45] Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)[15] United Kingdom (Government office)[45] Detroit, Michigan Canada[1][51] Iraq[51][4] Italy (Consulate)[51][52] Japan(article)[51][5] Lebanon[d][25] Mexico (Consulate)[51][7] North Macedonia (Consulate)[51] Duluth, Georgia El Salvador (Consulate-General)[44][2] El Paso, Texas El Salvador[37] Mexico[37][7] Elizabeth, New Jersey El Salvador[2] Fresno, California El Salvador[2] Mexico (Consulate)[7] Hartford, Connecticut Brazil Peru (Consulate General) Honolulu, Hawaii Australia[53] Japan (article)[53][5] Marshall Islands[53] Micronesia[53][8] New Zealand[53] Philippines (article)[53][9] South Korea[53] Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)[15] Irving, Texas Honduras[54] Lake Worth Beach, Florida Guatemala (Consulate)[31][24] Las Vegas, Nevada El Salvador[2] Mexico (Consulate)[7] Long Island City, New York Ecuador[55] Mayagüez, Puerto Rico Dominican Republic[23] McAllen, Texas El Salvador[37][2] Guatemala (Consulate)[37][24] Honduras[37] Mexico (Consulate)[37][7] Minneapolis, Minnesota Canada[1][56] Ecuador (Consulate)[56] United Kingdom (Government office)[56] Nashville, Tennessee El Salvador (Consulate-General)[2] Japan (Consulate-General)[5]  Guatemala (Consulate-General) Newark, New Jersey Main article: List of diplomatic missions in New Jersey Colombia (Consulate General) Ecuador Portugal (Consulate General)[10] New Bedford, Massachusetts Portugal (Consulate)[10] New Haven, Connecticut Ecuador New Orleans, Louisiana Dominican Republic[23][57] France[57] Honduras[58] Mexico (Consulate)[57][7] Panama[57]

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Guatemala[24][59]  Mexico (Consulate)[7][59] Omaha, Nebraska El Salvador (Consulate-General)[2] Mexico (Consulate)[7] Guatemala (Consulate-General) Orlando, Florida Brazil[60] Colombia[31] Dominican Republic[23][31] Haiti (Consulate)[31] Mexico (Consulate)[31][7] Pago Pago, American Samoa Samoa[61] Palo Alto, California Denmark (Consulate-General)[41] Paterson, New Jersey Dominican Republic[23] Peru[18] Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dominican Republic[18][23] Guatemala[24] Italy[18] Mexico (Consulate)[18][7] Panama[18] South Korea (Consulate)[24][62] Phoenix, Arizona Ecuador (Consulate General) Guatemala (Consulate-General)[24] Honduras (Consulate General) Mexico (Consulate General)[7] Peru (Consulate General) [63][64] Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Honduras (Consulate General)[65] Plainview, New York El Salvador[2] Portland, Oregon Japan (Consular office)[5][66] Marshall Islands [67] Micronesia[8][66] Mexico (Consulate)[7][66] Providence, Rhode Island Guatemala (Consulate-General)[24] Portugal (Vice-consuate)[10] Raleigh, North Carolina Guatemala (Consulate-General)[24] Mexico[7] Riverhead, New York Guatemala (Consulate)[24] Rockville, Maryland Guatemala (Consulate-General)[24] Sacramento, California Moldova[41][29] Mexico[7] Saint Paul, Minnesota El Salvador[2][56] Mexico (Consulate)[56][7] Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands Japan (Consular Office)[5] Palau Salt Lake City, Utah El Salvador[2][68] Mexico (Consulate)[7][68] Peru[64][68] San Antonio, Texas El Salvador[37][2] Mexico[37][7] San Bernardino, California El Salvador (Consulate General)[2] Guatemala (Consulate)[24] Mexico (Consulate)[7] San Diego, California Mexico (Consulate-General)[7] United Kingdom (UK Government Office) San Juan, Puerto Rico Colombia Dominican Republic[23] Haiti Mexico Spain Silver Spring, Maryland El Salvador[2][69] Springdale, Arkansas El Salvador[2][70] Marshall Islands[71] Tampa, Florida Greece[31] Honduras[72] Panama[31] Tamuning, Guam Japan[5] Micronesia[8] Palau Philippines[9] South Korea (Consulate)[73] Taiwan (Economic & Cultural Office)[15] Tucson, Arizona El Salvador[2] Guatemala (Consulate)[24] Mexico[7] Woodbridge, Virginia El Salvador[2]

Cities with Mexican consulates only (18)

Main article: List of diplomatic missions of Mexico

Due to the large number of Mexican immigrants in the United States, Mexico has 52 consular missions in the United States, more than any sending country has with any other host country. Many of these are smaller cities in the southwestern United States, including a number of border towns.

1. Albuquerque, New Mexico (Consulate)^[7]
2. Boise, Idaho (Consulate)^[7]
3. Brownsville, Texas (Consulate)^[37][7]
4. Calexico, California (Consulate)^[7]
5. Douglas, Arizona (Consulate)^[7]
6. Eagle Pass, Texas (Consulate)^[37][7]
7. Indianapolis, Indiana (Consulate)^[7]
8. Kansas City, Missouri (Consulate)^[7]
9. Laredo, Texas (Consulate-General)^[37][7]
10. Little Rock, Arkansas (Consulate)^[7]
11. Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Consulate)^[7]
12. New Brunswick, New Jersey (Consulate)^[7]
13. Nogales, Arizona (Consulate-General)^[7]
14. Oxnard, California (Consulate)^[7]
15. Presidio, Texas (Consulate)^[37][7]
16. San Jose, California (Consulate-General)^[7]
17. Santa Ana, California (Consulate)^[7]
18. Yuma, Arizona (Consulate)^[7]

Countries without formal diplomatic missions to the United States

Several countries do not have formal diplomatic missions accredited to the United States. Consular duties for each country—except Afghanistan, Kiribati, and non-UN members—are instead managed by their respective diplomatic missions to the United Nations in New York.

States with relations Resident in New York unless otherwise stated. Afghanistan (Resident in Ottawa)[74] Andorra Comoros Guinea-Bissau Kiribati Nauru San Marino[75] São Tomé and Príncipe  Seychelles Solomon Islands Syria Tuvalu Vanuatu States with no relations Bhutan Iran (Interests Section in the Pakistani Embassy, Washington, DC) North Korea Palestine (UN observer, not recognized by US) States with limited recognition The United States does not recognize the following states. Abkhazia South Ossetia Transnistria Non-Independent Territories Cook Islands Niue

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Washington, D.C.	Afghanistan[e]	Embassy[f]	2022	[76]
	East Germany	Embassy[g]	1990	[77]
	Guinea-Bissau	Embassy	2007	[78][79]
	Iran	Embassy	1979
	São Tomé and Príncipe	Embassy	Unknown	[80]
	South Vietnam[h]	Embassy	1975	[81]
	Syria	Embassy	2014	[82]
	Venezuela	Embassy	2023	[83]
Anchorage	Mexico	Consulate	2015	[84]
Atlanta	Australia	Consulate-General	2012	[85]
Baltimore	Argentina	Consulate	1990	[86]
	Colombia	Consulate	1987	[87]
	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
Boston	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
Buffalo, NY	Canada	Consulate	2012	[89]
Chicago	Austria	Consulate	2013	[90]
	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
	Sweden	Consulate General	1993	[91]
	Uruguay	Consulate General	2021	[92]
Cincinnati	Cuba	Consulate	1957	[88]
Cleveland	Italy	Consulate	1980	[52]
	United Kingdom	Consulate	1999	[93]
Corpus Christi	Mexico	Consulate	2002	[94]
Dallas	United Kingdom	Consulate	2005	[93][95]
Denver	France	Consulate	1969	[96]
	India	Consulate	2003
Detroit	Colombia	Consulate	1994	[97]
	Cuba	Consulate	1958	[88]
	Polish People's Republic	Consulate-General	1958	[98]
Fort Lauderdale	Colombia	Consulate	1988	[99]
Galveston	Cuba	Consulate	1960	[88]
Honolulu	Cuba	Consulate	1932	[88]
	France	Consulate-General	1996	[100]
Houston	China	Consulate-General	2020	[101]
	Cuba	Consulate	1960	[88]
	Norway	Consulate-General	2023	[102]
	Nicaragua	Consulate-General	2024	[103][104]
	Switzerland	Consulate-General	2006	[105][106]
Jacksonville	Cuba	Consulate	1960	[88]
Kansas City	Cuba	Consulate	1957	[88]
	Japan	Consulate-General	2004	[107]
Key West	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
Los Angeles	Afghanistan[e]	Consulate-General	2022	[27][76]
	Angola	Consulate-General	2018	[108]
	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
	Ethiopia	Consulate-General	2021	[27][109][110]
	Nicaragua	Consulate-General	2024	[27][103][111]
	Slovakia	Consulate-General	2013	[112]
	Sweden	Consulate-General	2009	[113]
	Switzerland	Consulate-General	2018	[114]
	Uruguay	Consulate-General	2021	[27][92]
Miami	Belgium	Consulate	2007
	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
	Egypt	Consulate-General	2015
	Norway	Consulate-General	2003	[115]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2012	[116][117]
Midland	Mexico	Consulate	2002	[94]
Minneapolis	Norway	Consulate-General	2008	[118]
	Sweden	Consulate-General	1989	[119]
Mobile	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
New Orleans	Colombia	Consulate-General	2002	[120]
	Cuba	Consulate General	1961	[88]
	Greece	Consulate	Unknown	[121]
	Italy	Consulate-General	1997	[52]
	Japan	Consulate-General	2008	[122][123]
	Nicaragua	Consulate-General	2024	[103][104]
	Philippines	Consulate-General	1985	[124]
	Spain	Consulate-General	2009	[125][126]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2023	[83]
New York City	Afghanistan[e]	Consulate-General	2022	[76]
	Belarus	Consulate-General	2021	[127]
	Benin	Consulate-General	2019	[128]
	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
	Slovenia	Consulate-General	2012	[129][130]
	Suriname	Consulate-General	1984	[131]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2023	[83]
Newark	Italy	Consulate	2014	[132]
Norfolk	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
Orlando	United Kingdom	Consulate	2014	[133]
Philadelphia	Canada	Consulate-General	2012	[134]
	Colombia	Consulate	1987	[135]
	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
	Dominican Republic	Consulate-General	2006	[136]
	Israel	Consulate-General	2016	[137]
	Portugal	Consulate-General	2010	[138]
	United Kingdom	Consulate-General	1998	[139]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2010	[140]
Pittsburgh	Polish People's Republic	Consulate	1950	[141]
Saint Louis	Cuba	Consulate	1960	[88]
Saint Paul	Ethiopia	Consulate-General	2021	[109][110]
Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands	Philippines	Consulate-General	2012	[142]
San Francisco	Cuba	Consulate-General	1961	[88]
	Egypt	Consulate-General	2014	[143]
	Iran	Consulate	1980	[144]
	Nigeria	Consulate-General	1989	[144][145]
	Russia	Consulate-General	2017	[27]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2023	[27][83]
San Juan, Puerto Rico	Cuba	Consulate-General	1960	[88]
	France	Consulate	1996	[100]
	Panama	Consulate-General	Unknown
	United Kingdom	Consulate	2005	[93][95]
	Venezuela	Consulate-General	2023	[83]
Santa Ana	El Salvador	Consulate	2011	[146]
Savannah	Cuba	Consulate	1961	[88]
Seattle	Colombia	Consulate	1922	[147]
	Germany	Consulate	2000	[148]
	Philippines	Consulate-General	Unknown	[149][150]
	Russia	Consulate-General	2018	[151]
Tacoma	Empire of Japan	Consulate	1901	[152]
Tampa	Colombia	Consulate	1990	[153]
	Cuba	Consulate-General	1960	[88]

Mission to open

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Ref.
Los Angeles	India	Consulate	[154]

See also

• United States portal
• Politics portal

• Foreign policy of the United States
• List of diplomatic missions of the United States
• Ambassadors of the United States
• List of ambassadors to the United States
• Visa requirements for United States citizens

Notes

1. Although officially titled as a consulate-general in Miami, it is physically located in the adjacent city of Doral, which forms part of the Miami-Dade County.
2. Although officially titled as a consulate-general in Miami, it is physically located in the adjacent city of Coral Gables, which forms part of the Miami-Dade County.
3. Although officially titled as a consulate-general in San Francisco, it is physically located in the nearby city of Burlingame, which forms part of the San Francisco Bay area.
4. Although officially titled as a consulate-general in Detroit, it is physically located in the adjacent city of Southfield, which forms part of Metro Detroit.
5. Closed in the wake of the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban
6. Resident in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
7. The East German embassy was closed upon the reunification of Germany in 1990.
8. The South Vietnamese embassy was closed upon the fall of Saigon in April 1975, thus marking the end of the Vietnam War and the start of a transition period to the formal reunification of Vietnam.