List of diplomatic missions in Iraq

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Iraq. There are 59 embassies in Baghdad, and several other countries maintain consulates in Erbil, Basra, Mosul and Najaf.

Map of diplomatic missions in Iraq

Resident missions in Baghdad

Embassies

1.  Afghanistan[1]
2.  Algeria[1]
3.  Armenia[1]
4.  Austria[2]
5.  Australia[1]
6.  Azerbaijan[1][3]
7.  Bahrain[1]
8.  Bangladesh[1]
9.  Brazil[1]
10.  Bulgaria[1]
11.  Canada[4]
12.  China
13.  Croatia[1][5]
14.  Czechia[1]
15.  Egypt[1]
16.  Finland[1][6]
17.  France
18.  Germany
19.  Greece[7]
20.  Holy See
21.  Hungary
22.  India
23.  Indonesia
24.  Iran
25.  Italy[8]
26.  Japan
27.  Jordan
28.  Kuwait[1]
29.  Lebanon[1]
30.  Libya[1]
31.  Malaysia[9][10]
32.  Mauritania[1][11]
33.  Morocco[1]
34.  Netherlands[12]
35.  Oman[1][13]
36.  Pakistan[1]
37.  Palestine[1]
38.  Philippines[1]
39.  Poland
40.  Qatar
41.  Romania[1]
42.  Russia
43.  Saudi Arabia
44.  Serbia[1]
45.  Somalia[14]
46.  South Korea[1]
47.  Spain[1]
48.  Sri Lanka
49.  Sudan[1]
50.   Switzerland[15]
51.  Syria[1]
52.  Tunisia[1]
53.  Turkey[1]
54.  Ukraine[1]
55.  United Arab Emirates
56.  United Kingdom[1]
57.  United States[1]
58.  Venezuela[1]
59.  Yemen[1]

Gallery

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  Embassy of Armenia
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  Embassy of Germany
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  Embassy of Indonesia
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  Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

Basra

•  China[16]
•  Egypt[1]
•  Iran[1]
•  Kuwait
•  Russia
•  Turkey[1]

Karbala

•  Iran[1]

Erbil, Kurdistan Region

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Kurdistan Region

•  Armenia[17]
•  China[17]
•  Czechia[17]
•  Egypt[1][18]
•  France[17]
•  Germany[17]
•  Greece[17]
•  Hungary[17]
•  India[17]
•  Iran[1][17]
•  Italy[17]
•  Japan (Consular Office)[19][20]
•  Jordan[17]
•  Kuwait[17]
•  Netherlands[17]
•  Palestine[17][1]
•  Poland[17]
•  Qatar[17]
•  Romania[17]
•  Russia[17]
•  Saudi Arabia[17]
•  South Korea[17]
•  Sudan[17]
•  Turkey[17]
•  United Arab Emirates[17]
•  United Kingdom[1][17]
•  United States[17]

Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region

•  Iran[1]

Mosul

•  Turkey[1]

Najaf

•  Bahrain
•  Iran[1]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Iraq

•  Albania (Ankara)
•  Andorra (Madrid)
•  Angola (Ankara)[21]
•  Antigua and Barbuda (Beirut)
•  Argentina (Tehran)
•  Bahamas (New Delhi)
•  Belarus (Ankara)[1]
•  Belgium (Amman)
•  Belize (Abu Dhabi)
•  Benin (Kuwait City)
•  Bolivia (Amman)
•  Botswana (Kuwait City)
•  Bosnia and Herzegovina (Amman)
•  Brunei (Kuala Lumpur)[22]
•  Burkina Faso (Ankara)
•  Burundi (Ankara)
•  Cabo Verde
•  Cambodia (Ankara)
•  Chile (Beirut)
•  Congo-Brazzaville (Ankara)
•  Congo-Kinshasa (Ankara)
•  Cameroon (Cairo)
•  Central African Republic (Cairo)
•  Chad (Ankara)
•  Colombia (Beirut)[23]
•  Comoros (Abu Dhabi)
•  Costa Rica (Ankara)
•  Côte d'Ivoire (Ankara)
•  Cuba (Tehran)[24]
•  Cyprus (Amman)[1]
•  Djibouti (Ankara)
•  Dominica (Abu Dhabi)
•  Dominican Republic (Cairo)
•  Ecuador (Doha)
•  El Salvador (Doha)
•  Equatorial Guinea (Riyadh)[25]
•  Eritrea (Abu Dhabi)
•  Estonia (Ankara)
•  Eswatini (Abu Dhabi)
•  Ethiopia (Kuwait City)
•  Fiji (Abu Dhabi)
•  Gabon (Cairo)
•  Gambia (Ankara)
•  Georgia (Amman)[26]
•  Ghana (Kuwait City)
•  Grenada (Dubai)
•  Guatemala (Abu Dhabi)
•  Guinea (Tehran)
•  Guinea-Bissau (Tehran)
•  Guyana (Kuwait City)
•  Haiti (Doha)
•  Honduras (Kuwait City)
•  Iceland (New Delhi)
•  Ireland (Amman)[27]
•  Jamaica (Kuwait City)
•  Kazakhstan (Amman)[1]
•  Kenya (Riyadh)
•  Kiribati (Beijing)
•  Kyrgyzstan (Ankara)
•  Laos (Kuwait City)
•  Latvia (Ankara)[1]
•  Lesotho (Kuwait City)
•  Liberia (Istanbul)
•  Liechtenstein (Berlin)
•  Lithuania (Abu Dhabi)[28]
•  Luxembourg (Ankara)
•  Madagascar (Riyadh)[29]
•  Malawi (Kuwait City)[30][31]
•  Mali (Ankara)
•  Malta (Abu Dhabi)
•  Marshall Islands (Tokyo)
•  Mauritius (Cairo)
•  Mexico (Abu Dhabi)[1]
•  Moldova (Ankara)
•  Monaco (Berlin)
•  Mongolia (Ankara)
•  Montenegro (Ankara)
•  Mozambique (Dubai)
•  Myanmar (Cairo)
•  Namibia (Cairo)
•  Nauru (Bangkok)
•    Nepal (Kuwait City)[32]
•  New Zealand (Abu Dhabi)[33]
•  Niger (Ankara)
•  Nigeria (Amman)[34]
•  North Korea (Cairo)
•  North Macedonia (Ankara)
•  Norway (Amman)[35]
•  Palau (Tokyo)
•  Panama (Istanbul)
•  Papua New Guinea (New Delhi)
•  Paraguay (Ankara)[36]
•  Peru (Cairo)
•  Portugal (Abu Dhabi)[1][37]
•  Rwanda (Abu Dhabi)
•  Saint Kitts and Nevis (Dubai)
•  Saint Lucia (London)
•  Samoa (Tokyo)
•  San Marino (Jakarta)
•  Sao Tome and Principe (Libreville)
•  Senegal (Ankara)
•  Seychelles (Abu Dhabi)[38]
•  Sierra Leone (Tehran)[39]
•  Singapore (Doha)
•  Slovakia (Beirut)[40]
•  Slovenia (Ankara)[1]
•  Solomon Islands (Jakarta)
•  South Africa (Amman)[1]
•  South Sudan (Ankara)
•  Suriname (Tokyo)
•  Tajikistan (Kuwait City)
•  Tanzania (Ankara)
•  Thailand (Amman)
•  Timor-Leste (Kuala Lumpur)
•  Togo (Kuwait City)
•  Trinidad and Tobago (New Delhi)
•  Turkmenistan (Ankara)
•  Tuvalu (Brussels)
•  Uganda (Tehran)[41]
•  Uruguay (Riyadh)
•  Uzbekistan (Kuwait City)
•  Vietnam (Tehran)[42]

Missions to open

Baghdad

•  Ireland
•  Georgia
•  Belgium
•  Tanzania
•  Turkmenistan
•  Thailand
•  Norway
•  Nigeria
•  Kenya
•  Ethiopia
•  Vietnam

Mosul

•  France (Consulate-general)[43]

Najaf

•  Pakistan (Consulate-general)[44]
•  Turkey (Consulate-general)[45]

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Baghdad	Argentina	Embassy	1992	[46]
	Belgium	Embassy	Unknown	[47]
	Belarus	Embassy	2017
	Cyprus	Embassy	Unknown
	Denmark	Embassy	2024
	Ethiopia	Embassy	Unknown
	Georgia	Embassy	Unknown	[48]
	Ireland	Embassy	1990	[49]
	Kazakhstan	Embassy	2003
	Mexico	Embassy	1986	[50]
	New Zealand	Embassy	2020	[51]
	Nigeria	Embassy	Unknown	[52]
	Norway	Embassy	Unknown	[53]
	Senegal	Embassy	Unknown
	South Africa	Embassy	Unknown	[54]
	Sweden	Embassy	2023	[55]
	Slovakia	Embassy	Unknown
	Thailand	Embassy	Unknown	[56]
	Tanzania	Embassy	Unknown
	Uzbekistan	Embassy	2003
	Vietnam	Embassy	2018	[57]
	Basra	United Kingdom	Consulate	2012	[58]
United States		Consulate-General	2018	[59][60][61]

See also

• Foreign relations of Iraq
• List of diplomatic missions of Iraq

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External links

• Foreign Missions In IRAQ