List of diplomatic missions in Lithuania

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Lithuania. At present, the capital city of Vilnius hosts 37 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Lithuania, with most being resident in Berlin, Copenhagen, Moscow, Warsaw or other Nordic capitals.[1]

Honorary consulates and trade missions are omitted.

Diplomatic missions in Vilnius

Country Mission type Photo
 Armenia Embassy -
 Azerbaijan Embassy
 Belarus Embassy
 Canada Embassy
 China Office of the Chargé d'Affaires
 Croatia Embassy -
 Czech Republic Embassy
 Denmark Embassy
 Estonia Embassy
 Finland Embassy -
 France Embassy
 Georgia Embassy
 Germany Embassy
 Greece Embassy
Holy See Apostolic Nunciature
 Hungary Embassy
 India Embassy[2]
 Ireland Embassy
 Israel Embassy
 Italy Embassy -
 Japan Embassy
 Kazakhstan Embassy
 Latvia Embassy -
 Moldova Embassy -
 Netherlands Embassy -
 Nigeria Embassy -
 Norway Embassy -
 Poland Embassy
 Romania Embassy
 Russia Embassy
 South Korea Embassy
Sovereign Military Order of Malta Embassy
 Spain Embassy
 Sweden Embassy
 Taiwan Representative Office
 Turkey Embassy
 Ukraine Embassy
 United Kingdom Embassy
 United States Embassy

Non-resident embassies accredited to Lithuania

Resident in Berlin, Germany

  1. Bahrain[1]
  2.  Burkina Faso[1]
  3. Chad[1]
  4.  Ecuador[1]
  5.  Ghana[1]
  6. Guinea[1]
  7.  Kuwait[1]
  8. Madagascar[1]
  9. Malawi[1]
  10. Mali[1]
  11.  Mauritania[1]
  12. Niger[1]
  13.  Paraguay[1]
  14.  Togo[1]

Resident in Copenhagen, Denmark

  1.  Bosnia and Herzegovina[1]
  2.  Brazil[1]
  3.  Egypt[1]
  4.  Indonesia[1]
  5. Ivory Coast[1]
  6.  Morocco[1]
  7.  Nepal[1]
  8.  Portugal[1]
  9.  Saudi Arabia[1]
  10.  Thailand[1]
  11. Uganda[1]

Resident in Helsinki, Finland

  1.  Iceland[1]
  2.  Namibia[1]
  3. Palestine[1]
  4.  Peru[1]
  5. Uruguay[1]

Resident in London, United Kingfom

  1. Antigua and Barbuda[1]
  2. Guyana[1]
  3. Oman[1]

Resident in Minsk, Belarus

  1.  Kyrgyzstan[1]
  2.  Syria[1]
  3.  Tajikistan[1]
  4.  Turkmenistan[1]

Resident in Riga, Latvia

  1.  Slovakia[1]
  2.  Slovenia[1]
  3.  Switzerland[1]
  4.  United Arab Emirates[1]
  5.  Uzbekistan[1]

Resident in Stockholm, Sweden

  1.  Botswana[1]
  2. Dominican Republic[1]
  3.  El Salvador[1]
  4. Kenya[1]
  5. Kosovo[1]
  6.  Laos[1]
  7. Libya[1]
  8.  Mexico[1]
  9.  North Korea[1]
  10.  South Africa[1]
  11.  Sri Lanka[1]
  12.  Tanzania[1]
  13.  Zambia[1]
  14. Zimbabwe[1]

Resident in The Hague, Netherlands

  1. Burundi[1]
  2. Jordan[1]
  3. Rwanda[1]

Resident in Warsaw, Poland

  1. Afghanistan[1]
  2.  Albania[1]
  3.  Algeria[1]
  4.  Angola[1]
  5.  Argentina[1]
  6.  Australia[1]
  7.  Bangladesh[1]
  8.  Belgium[1]
  9.  Chile[1]
  10.  Colombia[1]
  11.  Cyprus[1]
  12. Guatemala[1]
  13.  Iran[1]
  14. Iraq[1]
  15.  Lebanon[1]
  16. Luxembourg[1]
  17.  Malaysia[1]
  18.  Mongolia[1]
  19. Montenegro[1]
  20.  New Zealand[1]
  21. North Macedonia[1]
  22. Pakistan[1]
  23.  Philippines[1]
  24.  Qatar[1]
  25. Senegal[1]
  26.  Serbia[1]
  27.  Tunisia[1]
  28.  Vietnam[1]

Resident in other cities

  1.  Andorra (Andorra la Vella)[1]
  2.  Austria (Vienna)[a][1]
  3.  Bulgaria (Sofia)[b][1][3]
  4. Cambodia (Sofia)[1][4]
  5. Gabon (Moscow)[1]
  6. Honduras (Brussels)[1]
  7.  Malta (Valletta)[1][c]
  8.  Myanmar (Vienna)[1]
  9.  San Marino (City of San Marino)[1][d]
  10. Sierra Leone (Moscow)[5]
  11.  Venezuela (Oslo)[1]

Unverified

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Vilnius Austria Embassy 2018 [6]
Belgium Embassy 2015 [7][8]
Bulgaria Embassy 2011 [3]
China Embassy[e] 2021 [9]
Portugal Embassy 2012 [10]
Kaunas Empire of Japan Consulate 1940 [11]
Klaipėda Russia Consulate-General 2022 [12]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ The ambassador is based in the headquarters of the Austrian foreign ministry, in Vienna.
  2. ^ The ambassador is based in the headquarters of the Bulgarian foreign ministry, in Sofia.
  3. ^ The ambassador is based in the headquarters of the Maltese foreign ministry, in Valletta.
  4. ^ The ambassador is based in the headquarters of the Sanmarinese foreign ministry, in the City of San Marino.
  5. ^ Continued to operate as an "Embassy Office"

References

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  2. ^ "India operationalises new resident mission in Lithuania". The Print. 31 March 2023. Retrieved 3 April 2023.
  3. ^ a b "Lithuania". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria. Retrieved 5 March 2026.
  4. ^ "Cambodia Mission Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation of Cambodia. Retrieved 2 May 2025.
  5. ^ "About". Sierra Leone Embassy Russia. Retrieved 5 March 2026.
  6. ^ "About Us – Österreichische Botschaft für Litauen". Retrieved 16 July 2022.
  7. ^ "Didier Reynders restructures the network of Belgian diplomatic missions". Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of Belgium. 19 December 2014.
  8. ^ "Last Belgian ambassador leaving Vilnius". Lithuania Tribune. 26 May 2015. Retrieved 14 August 2021.
  9. ^ "Amid Taiwan spat, Lithuania closes embassy in China after diplomats leave". NPR.org.
  10. ^ "Portugal encerra embaixadas vice-consulados e um escritório consular" (in European Portuguese). Mundo Português. 24 November 2011. Retrieved 5 July 2021.
  11. ^ "MOFA: Story of a courageous diplomat of humanity, Mr. Chiune Sugihara". www.mofa.go.jp.
  12. ^ "Lithuania expels Russian ambassador over civilian deaths near Kyiv". Retrieved 5 April 2022.
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