List of diplomatic missions of Moldova

This is a list of diplomatic missions of Moldova. The landlocked country of Moldova, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, has a handful of embassies, mostly located in Europe.

America

Host country Host city Mission Ambassador Concurrent accreditation Ref.
Canada Ottawa Embassy Sergiu Odainic [1]
United States Washington, D.C. Embassy Vladislav Kulminski
Countries:
 [1][2]
Chicago Consulate-General [3]
Sacramento Consulate-General [3]

Asia

Host country Host city Mission Ambassador Concurrent accreditation Ref.
Azerbaijan Baku Embassy Alexandru Esaulenco
Countries:
 [1]
China Beijing Embassy Petru Frunze
Countries:
 [1]
India New Delhi Embassy [4]
Israel Tel Aviv Embassy Alexandr Roitman [1]
Japan Tokyo Embassy Dumitru Socolan
Countries:
 [1]
Kazakhstan Astana Embassy [5]
Qatar Doha Embassy Iulian Grigoriță
Countries:
 [1]
Turkey Ankara Embassy Oleg Serebrian
Countries:
 [1]
Istanbul Consulate General [1]
United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi Embassy Anatolie Vangheli
Countries:
 [1]
  • Embassy in Tel-Aviv
  • Embassy in Tokyo


Europe

Host country Host city Mission Ambassador Concurrent accreditation Ref.
Austria Vienna Embassy Victoria Roșa
Countries:
 [1]
Belarus Minsk Embassy [1]
Belgium Brussels Embassy Viorel Cibotaru
Countries:
 [1]
Bulgaria Sofia Embassy Emil Jacotă
Countries:
 [1]
Czech Republic Prague Embassy Gabriela Moraru [1]
Estonia Tallinn Embassy Eugen Caras [1]
France Paris Embassy Lorina Bălteanu
Countries:
 [1]
Nice Consulate General [1]
Germany Berlin Embassy Aureliu Ciocoi [1]
Frankfurt Consulate General [1]
Greece Athens Embassy Andrei Popov
Countries:
 [1]
Hungary Budapest Embassy Mihail Barbulat
Countries:
 [1]
Ireland Dublin Embassy Jana Costachi [1]
Italy Rome Embassy Oleg Nica
Countries:
Sovereign Entity:
 [1][6][7]
Milan Consulate General [1]
Padua Consulate [1]
Latvia Riga Embassy Mihaela Mocanu [1]
Lithuania Vilnius Embassy Emil Druc [1]
Netherlands The Hague Embassy Veaceslav Dobîndă
Countries:
 [1][8]
Poland Warsaw Embassy Violeta Agrici [1]
Portugal Lisbon Embassy Alexei Cracan
Countries:
 [1]
Romania Bucharest Embassy Mihai Mîțu
Countries:
 [1]
Iași Consulate General [1]
Russia Moscow Embassy Lilian Darii
Countries:
 [1][9]
Spain Madrid Embassy Eugeniu Revenco
Countries:
 [1]
Barcelona Consulate General [1]
Sweden Stockholm Embassy Viorel Ursu
Countries:
 [1]
Ukraine Kyiv Embassy Victor Chirilă
Countries:
 [1]
Odesa Consulate General [1]
United Kingdom London Embassy Ruslan Bolbocean [1]
  • Embassy in Athens
  • Embassy in Berlin
  • Embassy in Brussels
  • Embassy in Dublin
  • Embassy in Kyiv
  • Embassy in London
  • Embassy in Madrid
  • Consulate-General in Milan
  • Embassy in Moscow
  • Embassy in Paris
  • Embassy in Prague
  • Embassy in Riga
  • Embassy in Sofia
  • Embassy in Stockholm
  • Embassy in Vienna
  • Embassy in Warsaw

Multilateral organisations

  • Brussels (Representation to the European Communities)
  • Geneva (General Delegation)
  • New York City (Representation to the United Nations)
  • Strasbourg (Representation to the Council of Europe)
  • Vienna (Representation to the OSCE)
  • Permanent Mission to the U.N. in New York City

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an "Diplomatic Missions and Consular Offices of the Republic of Moldova" (in Romanian and English). Retrieved 16 December 2024.
  2. ^ "De outros países no Brasil" [Of Other Countries in Brazil]. Government Portal of Brazil (in Portuguese). Retrieved 3 January 2025.
  3. ^ a b "Moldovan government appointed consuls general in Padua, Chicago, Sacramento". Moldpress. 19 March 2025. Retrieved 4 May 2025.
  4. ^ Moldova's First Resident Ambassador to India Presents Credentials
  5. ^ "Moldova opens embassy in Kazakhstan, boosting Central Asia ties". Moldova 1. 2 July 2025. Retrieved 28 August 2025.
  6. ^ "The new Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in Italy presented his credentials". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova. 7 July 2020. Retrieved 6 February 2024.
  7. ^ "Credentials presented by Argentina, Cuba, Honduras, Moldova". Sovereign Military Order of Malta. 30 June 2021. Retrieved 6 February 2024.
  8. ^ "Republic of Moldova". Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. Retrieved 17 January 2025.
  9. ^ Presidency of the Republic of Moldova. "Molovan president appoints ambassadors to ten countries". presidency of the republic of Moldova. Retrieved 2016-06-30.
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