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This is a list of ambassadors to Moldova. Note that some ambassadors are responsible for more than one country while others are directly accredited to Chișinău.

Current ambassadors to Moldova

Sending country Presentation of the credentials Location of resident embassy Ambassador
 Afghanistan Kyiv, Ukraine[1] Wali Monawar[2]
Albania 16 October 2019 Sofia, Bulgaria Donika Hoxha[3]
Algeria 25 August 2015 Kyiv, Ukraine Hocine Boussouara[4]
Argentina Bucharest, Romania
Armenia 20 October 2020 Minsk, Belarus Armen Gevondyan[5]
Australia 26 March 2021 Kyiv, Ukraine Bruce Kevin Jeffrey Edwards[6]
Austria 7 July 2016 Chișinău, Moldova Christine Freilinger
Azerbaijan 12 October 2016 Chișinău, Moldova Gudsi Osmanov
Bangladesh 12 February 2021 Warsaw, Poland Daud Ali[7]
Belarus 21 May 2020 Chișinău, Moldova Anatoly Kalinin
Belgium 27 November 2019 Bucharest, Romania Philippe Benoit
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina 21 February 2020 Budapest, Hungary Biljana Gutic-Bjelica
Brazil 21 February 2021 Kyiv, Ukraine Norton de Andrade Mello Rapesta[8]
Bulgaria 19 June 2019 Chișinău, Moldova Evgueni Stoytchev
Canada 2020 Bucharest, Romania Annick Goulet[9]
China 25 August 2015 Chișinău, Moldova Zhang Yinghong[10]
Croatia 26 March 2021 Bucharest, Romania Marija Kapitanović[6]
Cuba 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine Natasha Dias Aguilera[11]
Cyprus
Czechia 14 April 2021 Chișinău, Moldova Stanislav Kázecký[12]
Denmark 12 December 2018 Bucharest, Romania Søren Jensen
Ecuador Moscow, Russia
Egypt Bucharest, Romania
Ethiopia 12 February 2021 Bucharest, Romania Alemayehu Tegenu[13]
Estonia 21 February 2020 Kyiv, Ukraine Ingrid Kressel Vinciguerra
European Union Chișinău, Moldova
Finland Kyiv, Ukraine
France Chișinău, Moldova
Georgia Bucharest, Romania
Germany Chișinău, Moldova
Ghana Moscow, Russia
Greece Kyiv, Ukraine
Guatemala
Guinea Moscow, Russia
Holy See Bucharest, Romania
Hungary Chișinău, Moldova
Iceland
India 12 February 2021 Bucharest, Romania Rahul Shrivastava[14]
Indonesia Bucharest, Romania
Iran Kyiv, Ukraine
Ireland 21 February 2020 Bucharest, Romania [15]
Israel Jerusalem, Israel
Italy 14 April 2021 Chișinău, Moldova Lorenzo Tomassoni[12]
Japan 21 February 2020 Kyiv, Ukraine Katayama Yoshihiro[16]
Jordan Bucharest, Romania
Kazakhstan 28 April 2022 Moldova Almat Aidarbekov
Kuwait 29 September 2017 Bucharest, Romania Talal Al-Hajeri[17]
Kyrgyzstan 12 December 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine Zhusupbek Sharipov[18]
Latvia 18 April 2019 Kyiv, Ukraine Uldis Mikuts
Lebanon Bucharest, Romania
Libya
Lithuania 24 September 2018 Chișinău, Moldova Kęstutis Kudzmanas[19]
Macedonia Bucharest, Romania
Madagascar
Malaysia Bucharest, Romania
Malta Warsaw, Poland
Mexico Athens, Greece
Mongolia 1 October 2017 Bucharest, Romania Dashjamts Batsaikhan[20]
Montenegro Podgorica, Montenegro Željko Radulović
Morocco Bucharest, Romania Faouz El Achchabi
Netherlands Chișinău, Moldova Fred Duijn
New Zealand October 2016 Gregory Andrews[21]
North Korea
Norway 26 March 2021 Bucharest, Romania Siri Barry[6]
Oman Moscow, Russia
Pakistan 12 February 2021 Bucharest, Romania Zafar Iqbal[22]
Panama Warsaw, Poland
Peru Bucharest, Romania
Philippines Budapest, Hungary
Poland 2017 Chișinău, Moldova Bartłomiej Zdaniuk[23]
Portugal Bucharest, Romania
Qatar Bucharest, Romania
Romania 24 May 2016 Chișinău, Moldova Daniel Ioniță[24]
Russia 4 November 2017 Chișinău, Moldova Oleg Vasnetsov
Serbia 26 March 2020 Kyiv, Ukraine Stefan Tomašević[6]
Slovakia N/A
 Bucharest, Romania Dušan Dacho[25]
Slovenia 14 April 2021 Bucharest, Romania Lea Stančič[12]
South Africa N/A Kyiv, Ukraine A. J. Groenewald[26]
South Korea N/A Kyiv, Ukraine Kwon Ki Chang[27]
Sovereign Military Order of Malta Vienna, Austria
Spain Bucharest, Romania
Sri Lanka 12 February 2021 Moscow, Russia Durage Lamawansa[28]
Sudan Bucharest, Romania
Sweden Chișinău, Moldova
 Switzerland Kyiv, Ukraine
Syria
Thailand
Tunisia Ankara, Turkey
Turkey 15 July 2018 Chișinău, Moldova Gürol Sökmensüer[29]
Turkmenistan 2019 Kyiv, Ukraine Kakajan Saparaliyev[30]
Uganda 18 April 2019 Moscow, Russia Olwa Johnson Agara[31]
Ukraine 21 February 2020 Chișinău, Moldova Marko Shevcenko
United Arab Emirates Bucharest, Romania
United Kingdom Chișinău, Moldova
United States 2 November 2018 Chișinău, Moldova Dereck J. Hogan
Uzbekistan
Vietnam 18 May 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine Nguyen Anh Tuan
Yemen
Zambia 18 April 2019 Shadreck Luwita

See also

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