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This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At present, the capital city of Sarajevo hosts 45 embassies. Several other countries have non-resident embassies accredited from other regional capitals, such as Vienna and Budapest, for diplomatic and consular purposes.

Embassies in Sarajevo

Country	Mission type	Year Opened	Photo
Algeria	Embassy	2022	-
Austria	Embassy	1993
Azerbaijan	Embassy	2012
Belgium	Embassy	2024
Brazil	Embassy	2011
Bulgaria	Embassy	1996
China	Embassy	1995
Croatia	Embassy	1992
Czechia	Embassy	1994
Egypt	Embassy	1996
France	Embassy	1993
Germany	Embassy	1993
Greece	Embassy	1996
Holy See	Apostolic Nunciature	1992
Hungary	Embassy	1993
Indonesia	Embassy	2010
Iran	Embassy	2004
Italy	Embassy	1993
Japan	Embassy	1998
Kuwait	Embassy	2018	-
Libya	Embassy	1998
Malaysia	Embassy	1996
Montenegro	Embassy	2006	-
Netherlands	Embassy	1994
North Macedonia	Embassy	1995
Norway	Embassy	1996
Pakistan	Embassy	1999
Palestine	Embassy	1999
Poland	Embassy	1996
Qatar	Embassy	2007	-
Romania	Embassy	1996
Russia	Embassy	1995
San Marino	Embassy	2008
Saudi Arabia	Embassy	1998	-
Serbia	Embassy	2000
Slovakia	Embassy	1995
Slovenia	Embassy	1996
Sovereign Military Order of Malta	Embassy	1997	-
Spain	Embassy	1999
Sweden	Embassy	1996
Switzerland	Embassy	1995
Turkey	Embassy	1993
Ukraine	Embassy	2020	-
United Kingdom	Embassy	1993
United States	Embassy	1994

Missions in Sarajevo

Mission	Mission type	Photo
European Union	Delegation	-
United Nations	Mission	-

Embassy Branch Offices in other parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Country	Mission type	City	Photo
United Kingdom	Embassy Branch Office	Banja Luka	-
United States	Embassy Branch Office	Banja Luka	-
United States	Embassy Branch Office	Mostar	-

Consular missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Country	Mission type	City	Photo
Croatia	Consulate-General	Banja Luka
Croatia	Consulate-General	Livno	-
Croatia	Consulate-General	Mostar
Croatia	Consulate	Orašje	-
Croatia	Consulate-General	Tuzla
Croatia	Consulate	Vitez	-
Serbia	Consulate-General	Banja Luka
Serbia	Consulate-General	Mostar
Slovenia	Consular Office	Banja Luka	-
Turkey	Consulate-General	Banja Luka	-
Turkey	Consulate-General	Mostar

Embassies to open

•  Albania
•  Denmark
•  Ireland

Non-resident embassies accredited to Bosnia and Herzegovina

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

1.  Brunei
2.  Georgia
3.  Ghana

Resident in Belgrade, Serbia

1.  Denmark
2.  Iraq
3.  Mexico
4.  Syria

Resident in Budapest, Hungary

1.  Angola
2.  Argentina
3.  Belarus
4.  Canada
5.  Chile
6.  Colombia
7.  Cuba
8.  Cyprus
9.  Estonia
10.  India
11.  Laos
12.  Lithuania
13.  Moldova
14.  Nigeria
15.  Peru
16.  Philippines
17.  Portugal
18.  Thailand
19.  Vietnam

Resident in Rome, Italy

1.  Burkina Faso
2.  Ethiopia
3.  Jordan
4.  Mali
5.  Mauritania
6.  New Zealand
7.  Oman
8.  Sudan
9.  Tanzania

Resident in Vienna, Austria

1.  Australia
2.  Costa Rica
3.  Iceland
4.  Mongolia
5.  Sri Lanka

Resident in Zagreb, Croatia

1.  Albania
2.  Finland
3.  Kazakhstan
4.  Morocco
5.  South Korea

Resident elsewhere

1.  Armenia (Prague)
2.  Bahrain (Moscow)
3.  Bangladesh (The Hague)
4.  Ecuador (Bern)
5.  Ireland (Ljubljana)
6.  Israel (Tirana)
7.  North Korea (Bucharest)
8.  Latvia (Prague)
9.  Lebanon (Belgrade)
10.  Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)
11.  Malta (Valletta)
12.  South Africa (Athens)
13.  United Arab Emirates (Podgorica)
14.  Uruguay (Warsaw)
15.  Yemen (Berlin)
16.  Zambia (Paris)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission level	Year closed	Ref.
Sarajevo	Albania	Embassy	2014
	Canada	Embassy	2010
	Denmark	Embassy	2011
	Portugal	Embassy	2012
Banja Luka	France	Liaison office	2010
	Germany	Liaison office	2010

See also

• Foreign relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• List of diplomatic missions of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Visa requirements for Bosnia and Herzegovina citizens

References

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2. ^ "Džaferović receives the credentials of the newly appointed ambassadors of Angola and Algeria". 16 June 2023. Retrieved 3 March 2023.
3. ^ "Embassies of the Republic of Croatia in the world". Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
4. "Danish Government to Open Embassy in Sarajevo".
5. "Ireland announces Opening of Embassy in BiH's Capital". 6 March 2024.
6. "Decreto Número 124 de 2 de Febrero de 2021" (PDF) (in Spanish).
7. Phontham Visapra (2 November 2022). "Lao Embassy in Hungary to Start Operations in November". The Laotian Times. Retrieved 26 December 2022.
8. "Embassies and Consulates Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. Retrieved 21 November 2023.
9. "Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in Rome, Republic of Italy". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & East African Cooperation of Tanzania. Archived from the original on June 29, 2016. Retrieved 20 March 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
10. "Embassies". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia. Retrieved 31 October 2021.
11. "Albania closes its embassies in Lisbon, New Delhi, Sarajevo and Kuala Lumpur". Independent Balkan News Agency. 21 July 2014. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
12. ^ "U Bosni i Hercegovini ambasade do sada zatvorilo pet država". 072info (in Serbo-Croatian). 1 August 2014. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
13. "Canada to close embassies in Cambodia, Bosnia-Herzegovina". CBC News. 24 April 2009. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
14. "Portugal encerra embaixadas vice-consulados e um escritório consular" (in European Portuguese). Mundo Português. 24 November 2011. Retrieved 5 July 2021.

External links

• Diplomatic List in Bosnia-Herzegovina as of February of 2023

• Diplomatic missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Lists of diplomatic missions by receiving country
• Bosnia and Herzegovina diplomacy-related lists