List of diplomatic missions in Bangladesh

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Bangladesh. At present, the capital city of Dhaka hosts 49 resident embassies and high commissions, including the European Union delegation.

Other countries have accredited missions to Bangladesh by being resident in neighboring nations.

Honorary consulates and trade missions are omitted from this listing.

Map of diplomatic missions in Bangladesh

Diplomatic missions in Dhaka

Embassies and 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.  Afghanistan[1]
  2.  Algeria[1]
  3.  Argentina (article)[1][2]
  4.  Australia*[1]
  5.  Bhutan[1]
  6.  Brazil[1]
  7.  Brunei*[1]
  8.  Canada*[1][3]
  9.  China[1]
  10.  Denmark[1][4]
  11.  Egypt[1]
  12.  France[1]
  13.  Germany (article)[1]
  14.  Holy See (article)[1]
  15.  India* (article)[1]
  16.  Indonesia[1]
  17.  Iran[1]
  18.  Iraq[1]
  19.  Italy[1]
  20.  Japan (article)[1]
  21.  Kosovo[1]
  22.  Kuwait[5]
  23.  Libya[1]
  24.  Malaysia*[1]
  25.  Maldives*[1]
  26.  Morocco[1]
  27.  Myanmar[1]
  28.  Nepal[1]
  29.  Netherlands[1]
  30.  Norway[1]
  31.  Oman[1][6]
  32.  Pakistan*[1]
  33.  Palestine (article)[1]
  34.  Philippines[1]
  35.  Qatar[1]
  36.  Russia[1]
  37.  Saudi Arabia[1]
  38.  Singapore*[1][7]
  39.  South Korea[1]
  40.  Spain[1][8]
  41.  Sri Lanka*[1]
  42.  Sweden[1]
  43.  Switzerland[1]
  44.  Thailand[1]
  45.  Turkey[1]
  46.  United Arab Emirates[1]
  47.  United Kingdom* (article)[1]
  48.  United States (article)[1]
  49.  Vietnam[1]

Other missions or delegations

  1.  European Union (Delegation)[1]
  2.  Hungary (Embassy office)[1][9]

Consular missions

Chittagong

Khulna

Rajshahi

Sylhet

Non-resident Embassies/High Commissions/Representative Offices

Resident in Beijing, China

  1.  Albania
  2.  Cape Verde
  3.  Dominica
  4.  El Salvador
  5.  Honduras
  6.  Micronesia
  7.  Kiribati
  8.  São Tomé and Príncipe

Resident in Islamabad, Pakistan

  1.  Bahrain
  2.  Jordan[15]
  3.  Kazakhstan
  4.  Lebanon
  5.  Sudan
  6.  Tunisia

Resident in New Delhi, India

  1.  Azerbaijan
  2.  Austria
  3.  Belgium
  4.  Bosnia and Herzegovina
  5.  Cambodia
  6.  Chile
  7.  Costa Rica
  8.  Colombia
  9.  Cuba
  10.  Cyprus
  11.  Czechia
  12.  Estonia
  13.  Finland
  14.  Guinea
  15.  Georgia
  16.  Greece
  17.  Guatemala
  18.  Hungary
  19.  Iceland
  20.  Ireland
  21.  Ivory Coast[16]
  22.  Jamaica[17]
  23.  Laos
  24.  Latvia
  25.  Lesotho
  26.  Lithuania
  27.  Mali
  28.  Malta
  29.  Mauritius
  30.  Mexico
  31.  New Zealand
  32.  Nigeria[18]
  33.  Portugal
  34.  Peru
  35.  Paraguay
  36.  Poland
  37.  Panama
  38.  Romania
  39.  Serbia
  40.  Slovakia
  41.  Slovenia
  42.  Somalia[19]
  43.  South Africa
  44.  South Sudan
  45.  Syria
  46.  Taiwan
  47.  Turkmenistan
  48.  Togo
  49.  Tanzania
  50.  Ukraine
  51.  Uganda
  52.  Yemen
  53.  Zimbabwe
  54.  Zambia

Resident elsewhere

Former embassies

See also

References

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