List of diplomatic missions in San Marino

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in City of San Marino. At present, the tiny country hosts 3 embassies. Many other countries have ambassadors accredited to San Marino, with most being resident in Rome. Some countries, while accrediting an ambassador from Rome, conduct day-to-day relations and provide consular services from Consulates General in nearby Italian cities, such as Milan or Florence, or employ honorary consuls; at present, there are eight honorary consulates located in San Marino: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Japan, Mexico, Monaco and Romania.

Diplomatic missions in San Marino

Embassies
Italian Embassy in San Marino

Resident in City of San Marino unless otherwise noted

Honorary consulates in San Marino

Non-resident embassies

(Resident in Rome unless otherwise noted)

  1.  Afghanistan
  2.  Albania
  3.  Algeria
  4.  Andorra (Andorra la Vella)
  5.  Angola[1]
  6.  Argentina
  7.  Armenia
  8.  Australia
  9.  Austria
  10.  Azerbaijan
  11.  Bahrain
  12.  Bangladesh
  13.  Belarus
  14.  Belgium
  15.  Bolivia
  16.  Brazil
  17.  Bulgaria
  18.  Canada
  19.  Chile
  20.  China
  21.  Colombia
  22.  Cote d'Ivoire
  23.  Croatia
  24.  Cuba
  25.  Cyprus
  26.  Czech Republic
  27.  Denmark
  28.  Egypt
  29.  Estonia
  30.  Finland
  31.  France
  32.  Georgia
  33.  Germany
  34.  Guatemala
  35.  Guinea
  36.  Greece
  37.  Haiti
  38.  Honduras
  39.  Hungary
  40.  Iceland (Brussels)
  41.  India
  42.  Indonesia
  43.  Iraq
  44.  Ireland
  45.  Israel
  46.  Japan
  47.  Jordan
  48.  Kosovo[a]
  49.  Kuwait
  50.  Kenya
  51.  Kyrgyzstan (Geneva)
  52.  Latvia
  53.  Lebanon
  54.  Lesotho
  55.  Libya
  56.  Lithuania
  57.  Luxembourg
  58.  Malaysia
  59.  Maldives (Geneva)
  60.  Mali
  61.  Malta
  62.  Mauritania
  63.  Mexico
  64.  Monaco
  65.  Montenegro
  66.  Morocco
  67.  Netherlands
  68.  New Zealand
  69.  Nicaragua
  70.  North Korea
  71.  Norway
  72.  Oman
  73.  Palestine
  74.  Pakistan
  75.  Panama
  76.  Peru
  77.  Philippines
  78.  Poland
  79.  Portugal
  80.  Qatar
  81.  Romania
  82.  Russia (Geneva)
  83.  Saudi Arabia
  84.  Serbia
  85.  Sierra Leone (Berlin)
  86.  Slovakia
  87.  Slovenia
  88.  South Africa
  89.  South Korea
  90.  Spain
  91.  Sweden
  92.   Switzerland
  93.  Thailand
  94.  Togo (Paris)
  95.  Tunisia
  96.  Turkey
  97.  Turkmenistan
  98.  Timor-Leste (Geneva)
  99.  Tajikistan (Paris)
  100.  Tonga (Paris)
  101.  Uganda
  102.  Ukraine
  103.  United Arab Emirates
  104.  United Kingdom
  105.  United States
  106.  Uruguay
  107.  Uzbekistan
  108.  Venezuela
  109.  Vietnam
  110.  Yemen
  111.  Zambia
  112.  Zimbabwe

Representatives
  •  South Ossetia^ [2]

See also

Notes

The political status of Kosovo is disputed. Having unilaterally declared independence from Serbia in 2008, it is formally recognised as an independent state by 97 UN member states (with another 15 recognising it at some point but then withdrawing recognition), while Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory.

1 South Ossetia unilaterally declared independence in 1992. Russia recognized the country in 2008. San Marino has not recognized the independence of South Ossetia. Nevertheless, both countries have informal relations.

References
  1. "Relação Diplomática na Itália" (in Portuguese). Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Angola. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
  2. "Сообщение пресс-службы Министерства иностранных дел Республики Южная Осетия". www.mfa-rso.su.
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