List of diplomatic missions in Ghana

This article lists the diplomatic mission in Ghana. The capital Accra currently hosts 70 embassies/high commissions, while Kumasi hosts one consulate.


Diplomatic missions in Accra, Ghana

Embassies/High Commissions

Entries marked with an asterisk (*) are member-states of the Commonwealth of Nations. As such, their embassies are formally termed as "high commissions".

  1. Algeria
  2. Angola
  3. Australia*
  4. Austria[1]
  5. Barbados*[2]
  6. Brazil
  7. Burkina Faso
  8. Canada*
  9. Chile
  10. China
  11. Colombia
  12. Congo-Kinshasa[3]
  13. Cuba
  14. Czech Republic
  15. Denmark
  16. Egypt
  17. Equatorial Guinea
  18. Ethiopia
  19. France
  20. Germany
  21. Guinea
  22. Holy See
  23. Hungary
  24. India*
  25. Iran
  26. Israel
  27. Italy
  28. Ivory Coast[4]
  29. Japan
  30. Kenya*[5]
  31. Kuwait
  32. Lebanon
  33. Liberia
  34. Libya[6]
  35. Malaysia*
  36. Mali
  37. Malta*[7]
  38. Mexico
  39. Morocco
  40. Mozambique*[8]
  41. Namibia*
  42. Netherlands
  43. Niger
  44. Nigeria*
  45. Norway
  46. Pakistan[9]
  47. Palestine
  48. Peru
  49. Qatar
  50. Russia
  51. Rwanda*[10]
  52. Sahrawi Republic
  53. Saudi Arabia
  54. Senegal
  55. Serbia[11]
  56. Sierra Leone*
  57. South Africa*
  58. South Korea
  59. Spain
  60. Sudan
  61.  Suriname
  62.  Switzerland
  63. Togo*
  64.  Turkey
  65. Ukraine[12]
  66. United Arab Emirates
  67. United Kingdom*
  68. United States
  69. Zambia*
  70. Zimbabwe

Other missions or delegations

  1. European Union (delegation)
  • Embassy of Guinea
  • Embassy of Japan
  • High Commission of the United Kingdom

Consulate-General in Kumasi, Ashanti Region

  1. Burkina Faso

Non-Resident Embassies and High Commissions accredited to Ghana

Resident in Abidjan, Ivory Coast

  1. Belgium[13]
  2. Cameroon[14]
  3. Djibouti[15]
  4. Mauritania[16]
  5. Portugal[17]

Resident in Abuja, Nigeria

  1. Argentina[18]
  2. Belarus[19]
  3. Botswana [20]
  4. Bulgaria[21]
  5. Burundi[22][23]
  6. Finland[24]
  7. Gambia[25]
  8. Greece[26]
  9. Indonesia[27]
  10. Ireland[28]
  11. Jamaica[22][29]
  12. Philippines[30]
  13. Poland[31]
  14. Romania[32]
  15. Slovakia[33]
  16. Sweden[34]
  17. Tanzania[35]
  18. Thailand[36]
  19. Trinidad and Tobago[37]
  20. Tunisia[38]
  21. Uganda[39]
  22. Vietnam[22][40]

Resident in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

  1. Kazakhstan[41]
  2. New Zealand[42]
  3. Seychelles[43]

Resident in other cities

  1. Chad (Cotonou)[44]
  2. Croatia (London)[45]
  3. Cyprus (Cairo)[46]
  4. Dominican Republic (Rabat)[47]
  5. Gabon (Lomé)[48]
  6. Iceland (Reykjavík)[49]
  7.   Nepal (Cairo)[50]
  8. Nicaragua (Ouagadougou)[51]
  9. Oman (Algiers)[52]
  10. Paraguay (Rabat)[53]
  11. Singapore (Singapore)[54]
  12. Sri Lanka (Nairobi)[55]
  13. Uruguay (Pretoria)[56]
  14. Venezuela (Cotonou)[57]
  15. Yemen (Khartoum)[58]

Unverified

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Accra Albania Embassy 1966 [62]
Argentina Embassy 1968 [63]
Belgium Embassy Unknown [64]
Benin Embassy Unknown
Bulgaria Embassy 2011 [65]
Indonesia Embassy 1967 [66]
North Korea Embassy 1998 [67]
Poland Embassy 1993 [68]
South Sudan Embassy 2018 [69]
Vietnam Embassy 1966 [70]

See also

Notes

References

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