List of diplomatic missions in Botswana

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Botswana excluding honorary consulates. The capital Gaborone currently hosts 24 embassies and 1 delegation (European Union). The city is also host to several international organizations. Most of the non-resident diplomatic missions that are accredited to Botswana are located in South Africa.[1]

Honorary consulates are omitted from this listing.

Diplomatic missions in Gaborone

Sending country Location Photo Coordinates Notes
Embassies and High Commissions
Algeria [1][2]
Angola Plot 13232 Khama Crescent and Nelson Mandela Road 24°39′07″S 25°54′36″E / 24.65205°S 25.90992°E / -24.65205; 25.90992 (Embassy of Angola, Gaborone) [1]
Brazil 3rd Floor, Standard House, Lot 1124–1125, Queen's Road 24°39′28″S 25°55′06″E / 24.65782°S 25.91820°E / -24.65782; 25.91820 (Embassy of Brazil, Gaborone) [1][3]
China Plot 3096 North Ring Road 24°39′01″S 25°54′58″E / 24.65020°S 25.91605°E / -24.65020; 25.91605 (Embassy of China, Gaborone) [1][4]
Congo-Kinshasa [5]
Cuba Plot 1051 Semane Close, Extension 2 24°39′42″S 25°54′51″E / 24.66166°S 25.91418°E / -24.66166; 25.91418 (Embassy of Cuba, Gaborone) [1][6]
France Plot 761 Robinson Road 24°39′35″S 25°55′03″E / 24.65978°S 25.91757°E / -24.65978; 25.91757 (Embassy of France, Gaborone) [1][7]
Germany Queens Road, Plot 1079–1084, Main Mall [1][8]
India Plot 5375 President's Drive 24°39′11″S 25°54′37″E / 24.65316°S 25.91036°E / -24.65316; 25.91036 (Embassy of India, Gaborone) [1][9]
Japan 4th Floor, Barclays House, Plot 8842 Khama Crescent 24°39′42″S 25°54′38″E / 24.66163°S 25.91052°E / -24.66163; 25.91052 (Embassy of Japan, Gaborone) [1][10]
Kenya Plot 786 Independence Avenue 24°39′38″S 25°55′08″E / 24.66054°S 25.91886°E / -24.66054; 25.91886 (High Commission of Kenya, Gaborone) [1][11]
Libya [1]
Mozambique Plot 758 Robinson Rd, Extension 2 24°39′37″S 25°55′03″E / 24.66034°S 25.91753°E / -24.66034; 25.91753 (High Commission of Mozambique, Gaborone) [1][12]
Namibia Plot 186 Morara Close 24°39′24″S 25°54′53″E / 24.65661°S 25.91467°E / -24.65661; 25.91467 (High Commission of Namibia, Gaborone) [1][13]
Nigeria Plot 1086–1092 Queen's Road, Main Mall 24°39′29″S 25°54′50″E / 24.65804°S 25.91396°E / -24.65804; 25.91396 (High Commission of Nigeria, Gaborone) [1][14]
Russia Plot 4711 Tawana Close 24°39′00″S 25°55′10″E / 24.65001°S 25.91932°E / -24.65001; 25.91932 (Embassy of Russia, Gaborone) [1][15]
Sahrawi Republic [16]
South Africa Plot 29 Queen's Road 24°39′29″S 25°54′59″E / 24.65797°S 25.91650°E / -24.65797; 25.91650 (High Commission of South Africa, Gaborone) [1][17]
Turkey Plot 8842, Old Barclays House [1][18]
Ukraine [19]
United Kingdom Plot 1079–1084 Main Mall, off Queens Road 24°39′29″S 25°54′48″E / 24.65802°S 25.91346°E / -24.65802; 25.91346 (High Commission of the United Kingdom, Gaborone) [1][20]
United States Embassy Drive, Government Enclave 24°39′40″S 25°54′31″E / 24.66103°S 25.90872°E / -24.66103; 25.90872 (Embassy of the United States, Gaborone) [1][21]
Zambia Plot 1120 Queen's Road, Main Mall 24°39′29″S 25°54′55″E / 24.65798°S 25.91520°E / -24.65798; 25.91520 (Embassy of Zambia, Gaborone) [1][22]
Zimbabwe Plot 8850 Orapa Close, Government Enclave 24°39′38″S 25°54′31″E / 24.66045°S 25.90870°E / -24.66045; 25.90870 (Embassy of Zimbabwe, Gaborone) [1][23]
Other Missions
European Union Plot 758 Robinson Rd, Extension 2 24°39′37″S 25°55′03″E / 24.66034°S 25.91753°E / -24.66034; 25.91753 (Delegation of the European Union to Botswana) [1][24]

Non-resident embassies and High Commissions

Most of the accredited non-resident embassies to Botswana are in Pretoria, South Africa. However, some are in Zimbabwe, Ethiopia or Namibia.

Resident Harare, Zimbabwe

  1. Canada[1]
  2. Equatorial Guinea[25]
  3. Rwanda[26]
  4. Palestine[1]

Resident in Pretoria, South Africa

  1. Argentina[1]
  2. Australia[1]
  3. Austria[1]
  4. Bangladesh[1]
  5. Belarus[27]
  6. Belgium[1]
  7. Bulgaria[1]
  8. Burundi[1]
  9. Burkina Faso[28]
  10. Cameroon[29]
  11. Central African Republic[30]
  12. Chad[1][31]
  13. Chile[1]
  14. Colombia[1]
  15. Croatia[1]
  16. Cyprus[1]
  17. Czechia[1]
  18. Denmark[1]
  19. Egypt[1]
  20. Eswatini[1]
  21. Ethiopia[1]
  22. Finland[1]
  23. Gabon[1]
  24. Gambia[32]
  25. Georgia[1]
  26. Greece[1]
  27. Guinea[1]
  28. Guyana[1]
  29. Holy See[1]
  30. Hungary[1]
  31.  Indonesia[1]
  32. Ireland[1]
  33. Ivory Coast[1]
  34. Jamaica[1]
  35. Kuwait[1]
  36. Lesotho[1]
  37. Liberia[1][33]
  38. Lithuania[1]
  39. Madagascar[1]
  40. Malawi[1]
  41. Malaysia[1]
  42. Mali[1]
  43. Mauritania[1]
  44. Mauritius[1]
  45. Mexico[1]
  46. Morocco[1]
  47.   Nepal[1]
  48. Niger[1]
  49. Netherlands[1]
  50. New Zealand[1]
  51. Norway[1]
  52. Pakistan[1]
  53. Panama[1]
  54. Paraguay[34]
  55. Philippines[1]
  56. Poland[1]
  57. Portugal[1][35]
  58. Qatar[1]
  59. Romania[1][36]
  60. Saudi Arabia[1]
  61. Senegal[1]
  62. Serbia[1]
  63. Seychelles[1]
  64. Singapore[1]
  65. Slovakia[1][37]
  66. Somalia[38]
  67. South Korea[1]
  68. South Sudan[1]
  69. Sri Lanka[1]
  70. Sudan[1]
  71. Sweden[1]
  72.  Switzerland[1]
  73. Tanzania[1][39]
  74. Thailand[1]
  75.  Togo[40]
  76. Trinidad and Tobago[1]
  77. Tunisia[1]
  78. Uganda[1]
  79.  United Arab Emirates[1]
  80. Uruguay[1]
  81.  Vietnam[1]

Resident in Windhoek, Namibia

  1. Congo-Brazzaville[1]
  2. Ghana[1]
  3. Spain[1]
  4. Venezuela[1]

Resident in other cities

  1. Italy (Maputo)[1][41]
  2. Israel (Jerusalem)[1]
  3. Sierra Leone (Addis Ababa)[1]

Unverified

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Gaborone Norway Embassy 1997 [42]
Poland Embassy 1991 [43]
Sweden Embassy 2008 [44]

See also

Notes

References

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