List of diplomatic missions in Albania

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Albania. At present, the capital city of Tirana hosts 43 embassies and a Delegation of the European Commission. The southern cities of Gjirokastër, Korçë, and Vlorë, each host one career consulate-general.

Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Albania, with most being resident in Athens or Rome.

Honorary consulates and trade missions are omitted from this listing.

Diplomatic missions in Tirana

Embassies

  1.  Austria[1]
  2.  Azerbaijan[1]
  3. Bosnia[1]
  4. Brazil[1]
  5.  Bulgaria[1]
  6.  China[1]
  7.  Croatia[1]
  8.  Czech Republic[1]
  9.  Egypt[1]
  10.  France[1]
  11.  Germany[1]
  12.  Greece[1]
  13. Holy See[1]
  14.  Hungary[1]
  15.  India[1]
  16.  Israel[1]
  17.  Italy[1]
  18.  Japan[1]
  19. Kazakhstan[1]
  20. Kosovo[1]
  21.  Kuwait[1]
  22.  Libya[1]
  23.  Montenegro[1]
  24.  Netherlands[1]
  25.  North Macedonia[1]
  26.  Palestine[1]
  27.  Poland[1]
  28.  Qatar[1]
  29.  Romania[1]
  30.  Russia[1]
  31. San Marino[1]
  32.  Saudi Arabia[1]
  33.  Serbia[1]
  34. Slovakia[1]
  35. Slovenia[1]
  36. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[1]
  37.  Spain[1]
  38.  Sweden[1]
  39.  Switzerland[1]
  40.  Turkey[1]
  41. Ukraine[1]
  42.  United Kingdom[1]
  43.  United States[1]

Other missions or delegations

  1. Algeria (Embassy office)[1]
  2. Council of Europe (Office)[1]
  3. European Union (Delegation)[1]
  4. Iran (Interests section - Turkey is the protecting power)
  5. Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (Presence/Mission)
  6. United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office)[1]
  • Embassy of Brazil
  • Embassy of Croatia
  • Embassy of the Czech Republic
  • Embassy of Germany
  • Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy See
  • Embassy of Italy
  • Embassy of Montenegro
  • Embassy of Qatar
  • Embassy of Russia
  • Embassy of Sweden
  • Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

Gjirokastër

Korçë

Vlorë

Non-resident embassies accredited to Albania

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

  1.  Bahrain[1]
  2.  Georgia[1]
  3. Ghana[1]
  4. Norway[3]

Resident in Athens, Greece

  1. Afghanistan[1]
  2.  Algeria[1]
  3.  Armenia[1]
  4. Bangladesh[1]
  5.  Cyprus[1]
  6. Estonia[1]
  7. Finland[1]
  8.  Ireland[1]
  9. Jordan[1]
  10.  Lebanon[1]
  11.  Lithuania[1]
  12.  Peru[1]
  13. South Korea[1]
  14. Syria[1]
  15.  Tunisia[1]
  16.  United Arab Emirates[1]
  17. Vietnam[1]

Resident in Rome, Italy

  1.  Angola[1]
  2.  Argentina[1]
  3.  Australia[1]
  4.  Belarus[1]
  5.  Burkina Faso[1]
  6.  Canada[1]
  7.  Chile[1]
  8.  Colombia[1]
  9. Costa Rica[1]
  10. Ecuador[1]
  11. Ethiopia[1]
  12. Honduras[1]
  13. Ivory Coast[1]
  14.  Kenya[4]
  15. Latvia[1]
  16.  Madagascar[1]
  17. Malaysia[1]
  18.  Mali[1]
  19. Mauritania[1]
  20.  Mexico[1]
  21. Mongolia[1]
  22. Morocco[1]
  23. New Zealand[1]
  24.  Nigeria[1]
  25.  Oman [1]
  26. Pakistan[1]
  27.  Panama[1]
  28.  Paraguay
  29. Philippines[1]
  30. Portugal[1]
  31. Senegal[5]
  32.  South Africa[1]
  33.  Sri Lanka[1]
  34. Thailand[1]
  35.  Tanzania[6]
  36. Uganda[1]
  37.  Uruguay[1]
  38.  Yemen[1]

Resident in Sofia, Bulgaria

  1.  Belgium[1]
  2.  Cuba[1]
  3.  Indonesia[1]
  4. Iraq[7]
  5.  Moldova[1]
  6.  North Korea[1]
  7.  Venezuela[1]

Resident in other cities

  1.  Benin (Paris)[1]
  2.  Denmark (Vienna)[1]
  3.  Guinea (Belgrade)[1]
  4.  Iceland (Reykjavík)[1]
  5. Laos (Budapest)[8]
  6. Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)[1]
  7.  Maldives (Geneva)
  8. Malta (Valletta)[1]
  9. Namibia (Vienna)[9]
  10.  Nepal (Berlin)[1]
  11.  Zambia (Moscow)[1]

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Tirana Cuba Embassy 1992 [10]
Denmark Embassy[a] Unknown [11]
Iran Embassy[b] 2022 [12]
Mexico Embassy[c] 1979 [13]
Vietnam Embassy[d] 1992 [14]
Shkodër Italy Consulate 2013 [15][16]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Resident in Vienna, Austria
  2. ^ Continues as an interest section under the protecting power of Turkey.
  3. ^ Resident in Rome, Lazio, Italy
  4. ^ Resident in Athens, Attica, Greece

References

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