List of diplomatic missions in Croatia

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Croatia. At present, the capital city of Zagreb hosts 58 embassies. Several countries have non-resident embassies accredited from other regional capitals, such as Vienna and Rome.

Diplomatic missions in Zagreb

Embassies

  1.  Albania[1]
  2.  Algeria[1]
  3.  Australia[1]
  4.  Austria[1]
  5.  Azerbaijan[1]
  6.  Belgium[1]
  7.  Bosnia and Herzegovina[1]
  8.  Brazil[1]
  9.  Bulgaria[1]
  10.  Canada[1]
  11.  Chile[1]
  12.  China[1]
  13. Czechia[1]
  14.  Denmark[1]
  15.  Egypt[1]
  16.  Finland[1]
  17.  France[1]
  18.  Georgia[1]
  19.  Germany[1]
  20.  Greece[1]
  21. Holy See[1]
  22.  Hungary[1][2]
  23.  India[1]
  24.  Indonesia[1]
  25.  Iran[1]
  26.  Iraq[1]
  27.  Ireland[1]
  28.  Israel[1]
  29.  Italy[1][3]
  30.  Japan[1]
  31.  Kazakhstan[1]
  32.  Kosovo[1]
  33.  Libya[1]
  34.  Lithuania[1]
  35.  Malaysia[1]
  36.  Montenegro[1]
  37.  Morocco[1]
  38.  Netherlands[1]
  39.  North Macedonia[1]
  40.  Norway[1]
  41.  Oman[1]
  42.  Poland[1]
  43.  Portugal[1]
  44.  Qatar[1]
  45.  Romania[1]
  46.  Russia[1]
  47.  Serbia[1]
  48.  Slovakia[1]
  49.  Slovenia[1]
  50.  South Korea[1]
  51. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[1]
  52.  Spain[1]
  53.  Sweden[1]
  54.  Switzerland[1]
  55.  Turkey[1]
  56.  Ukraine[1]
  57.  United Kingdom[1][4]
  58.  United States[1]

Other delegations or missions

  1. Wallonia (Economic & Trade Office)[1]

Consular missions

Rijeka

  1.  Bosnia and Herzegovina (Consulate-General)[1]
  2.  Italy (Consulate-General)[1][5]
  3.  Serbia (Consulate-General)[1]

Osijek

  1. Hungary (Consulates-General)[1][6]

Split

  1. United Kingdom (Consulate)[4][7]

Vukovar

  1.  Serbia (Consulate-General)[1]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Croatia

Resident in Berlin, Germany

  1.  Cambodia[1]
  2.  Jamaica[1]
  3.  Malawi[1]
  4.  Sri Lanka[1]
  5.  United Arab Emirates[1]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

  1.  Myanmar[1]
  2.  Gambia[1]
  3.  Seychelles[1]

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

  1.  Argentina[1]
  2.  Belarus[1]
  3.  Ecuador[1]
  4.  Latvia[1]
  5.  Mexico[1]
  6.  Moldova[1]
  7.  Nigeria[1]
  8.  Peru[1][8]
  9.  South Africa[1]
  10.  Sudan[1]
  11.  Thailand[1]
  12.  Vietnam[1]

Resident in Prague, Czechia

  1.  Armenia[1]
  2.  Colombia[9]
  3.  Estonia[1]
  4.  Kuwait[1]

Resident in Rome, Italy

  1.  Bahrain[1]
  2.  Burundi[1]
  3.  Dominican Republic[1]
  4.  Ethiopia[1][10]
  5.  Ghana[1]
  6.  Jordan[1]
  7.  Lesotho[1]
  8.  Luxembourg[1]
  9.  Mali[1]
  10.  Mauritania[1][11]
  11.  Monaco[1]
  12.  New Zealand[1]
  13.  Tanzania[1]
  14.  Uganda[1]
  15.  Uruguay[1]
  16.  Zambia[1]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

  1.  Angola[1]
  2.  Bolivia[1]
  3.  Burkina Faso[1]
  4.  Costa Rica[1]
  5.  Cuba[1]
  6.  Cyprus[1]
  7.  El Salvador[1]
  8.  Iceland[1]
  9.  Ivory Coast[1]
  10.  Kenya[1]
  11.  Laos[1]
  12.  Lebanon[1]
  13.  Mongolia[1]
  14.  Namibia[1]
  15.  Nepal[1]
  16.  Panama[1]
  17.  Palestine[1]
  18.  Paraguay[1]
  19.  Philippines[1]
  20.  Tunisia[1]
  21.  Venezuela[1]
  22.  Yemen[1]

Resident elsewhere

  1.  Andorra (Andorra la Vella)[1]
  2.  Bangladesh (The Hague)[1]
  3.  Botswana (London)[1]
  4.  Eswatini (New York City)[12]\
  5.  Guyana (London)[1]
  6.  Malta (Valletta)[1]
  7.  North Korea (Bucharest)[1]
  8.  Pakistan (Sarajevo)[1]
  9.  San Marino (San Marino)[1]
  10.  Saudi Arabia (Sarajevo)[1]
  11.  Turkmenistan (Bucharest)[1]

No relations

References

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