List of diplomatic missions in Ireland

This article lists embassies accredited in Ireland . There are currently 67 embassies in Dublin. ^[1]

Diplomatic missions in Ireland

Diplomatic missions in Dublin

Main article: List of diplomatic missions in Dublin

1.   Algeria
2.   Argentina
3.   Australia
4.   Austria
5.   Belgium
6.   Brazil
7.   Bulgaria
8.   Canada
9.   Chile
10.   China
11.   Colombia
12.   Croatia
13.   Cuba
14.   Cyprus
15.   Czech Republic
16.   Denmark
17.   Egypt
18.   Estonia
19.   Ethiopia
20.   Finland
21.   France
22.   Georgia
23.   Germany
24.   Greece
25.   Holy See
26.   Hungary
27.   India
28.   Iran
29.   Iraq ^[2]
30.   Israel
31.   Italy
32.   Japan
33.   Kenya
34.   Kuwait
35.   Latvia
36.   Lesotho
37.   Lithuania
38.   Luxembourg ^{[3] [4]}
39.   Malaysia
40.   Malta
41.   Mexico
42.   Moldova
43.   Morocco
44.   Netherlands
45.   New Zealand
46.   Nigeria
47.   Norway
48.   Pakistan
49.   Peru
50.   Poland
51.   Portugal
52.   Romania
53.   Russia
54.   Saudi Arabia
55.   Slovakia
56.   Slovenia
57.   South Africa
58.   Republic of Korea
59.   Spain
60.   Sudan
61.   Sweden
62.   Switzerland
63.   Turkey
64.   Ukraine
65.   United Arab Emirates
66.   United Kingdom
67.   United States

Other Missions

1.   Palestine (Mission)
2.   Republic of China (Taiwan) (Taipei Representative Office)

Non-resident embassies accredited to Ireland

Resident in London, United Kingdom

•   Afghanistan ^[1]
•   Albania ^[1]
•   Angola ^{[1] [5]}
•   Antigua and Barbuda ^[1]
•   Armenia ^[1]
•   Azerbaijan ^[1]
•   Bahamas ^[1]
•   Bahrain ^[1]
•   Bangladesh ^[1]
•   Belarus ^[1]
•   Belize ^[1]
•   Bolivia ^[1]
•   Bosnia and Herzegovina ^[1]
•   Botswana ^[1]
•   Brunei ^{[1] [6]}
•   Cambodia ^{[1] [7]}
•   Costa Rica ^[1]
•   Congo-Kinshasa ^[1]
•   Dominican Republic ^[1]
•   El Salvador ^[1]
•   Eritrea ^[1]
•   Eswatini
•   Fiji ^[1]
•   Gabon ^{[1] [8]}
•   Gambia ^[1]
•   Ghana ^[1]
•   Guatemala ^[1]
•   Guinea ^[1]
•   Guyana ^[9]
•   Honduras ^[1]
•   Iceland ^[1]
•   Indonesia ^[1]
•   Ivory Coast ^[1]
•   Jamaica ^[1]
•   Jordan ^[1]
•   Kazakhstan ^[1]
•   Kosovo ^[1]
•   Laos ^[1]
•   Lebanon ^[1]
•   Liberia ^[1]
•   Libya ^[1]
•   Madagascar ^[10]
•   Malawi ^[1]
•   Maldives ^[1]
•   Mauritius ^[1]
•   Mongolia ^[1]
•   Montenegro ^[1]
•   Mozambique ^[1]
•   Myanmar ^[1]
•   Namibia ^[1]
•     Nepal ^[1]
•   Nicaragua ^[1]
•   North Korea ^[1]
•   North Macedonia ^[1]
•   Oman ^[1]
•   Panama ^[1]
•   Paraguay ^[1]
•   Philippines ^[1]
•   Qatar ^[1]
•   Rwanda ^[1]
•   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
•   Senegal ^[1]
•   Serbia ^[1]
•   Seychelles ^[1]
•   Sierra Leone ^[1]
•   Singapore ^[1]
•   Sri Lanka ^[1]
•   Syria ^[1]
•   Tanzania ^[1]
•   Thailand ^[1]
•   Togo ^[1]
•   Tonga ^[1]
•   Tunisia ^[1]
•   Turkmenistan
•   Uganda ^[1]
•   Uruguay ^[1]
•   Uzbekistan ^[1]
•   Venezuela ^[1]
•   Vietnam ^[1]
•   Zambia ^{[1] [11]}
•   Zimbabwe ^[1]

Resident elsewhere

•   Andorra (Andorra la Vella) ^[1]
•   Benin (Paris) ^[1]
•   Burkina Faso (Brussels) ^{[1] [12]}

Unconfirmed

•   Barbados (Brussels)
•   Bhutan (Brussels)
•   Burundi (Paris)
•   Cameroon (Paris)
•   Cape Verde (Brussels)
•   Central African Republic (Paris)
•   Chad (Paris)
•   Comoros (Paris)
•   Congo-Brazzaville (Paris)
•   Djibouti (Paris)
•   Dominica (Brussels)
•   East Timor (Lisbon)
•   Ecuador (Brussels)
•   Equatorial Guinea (Madrid)
•   Guinea-Bissau (Madrid)
•   Grenada (Brussels)
•   Haiti (Paris)
•   Kiribati (New York City)
•   Kyrgyzstan (Paris)
•   Liechtenstein (Brussels)
•   Nauru (New York City)
•   Mali (Madrid)
•   Marshall Islands (Washington, D.C.)
•   Mauritania (Paris)
•   Micronesia (Washington, D.C.)
•   Monaco (Paris)
•   Niger (Paris)
•   Papua New Guinea (London)
•   Palau (Tokyo)
•   Saint Lucia (Havana)
•   Saint Kitts and Nevis (Brussels)
•   Sao Tome and Principe (Lisbon)
•   Samoa (Brussels)
•   San Marino (Brussels)
•   Solomon Islands (Brussels)
•   South Sudan (London/Paris)
•   Somalia (Paris)
•   Suriname (Paris)
•   Tajikistan (Paris)
•   Trinidad and Tobago (Brussels)
•   Tuvalu (Brussels)
•   Vanuatu (Brussels)
•   Yemen (Paris)

Former embassies

•   Ethiopia closed in 2021 ^{[13] [lower-alpha 1]}
•   Ghana closed in 2009 ^[14]
•   Philippines closed in 2012

Embassies to open

•   Bangladesh ^[15]
•   Barbados ^[16]
•   Libya ^[17]
•   Qatar ^[18]

See also

• Foreign relations of Ireland
• List of diplomatic missions of Ireland
• Visa requirements for Irish citizens

Notes

1. To be reopened before 2025

References

1. "Diplomatic List" (PDF). Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Ireland. March 2024. Retrieved 22 April 2024.
2. https://www.dfa.ie/embassies/embassies-in-ireland/Diplomatic-List-July-2023.pdf#page89
3. "Le Luxembourg a son ambassade à Dublin".
4. "Consular services". 4 October 2019.
5. "Relação Diplomática no Reino Unido" (in Portuguese). Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Angola. Retrieved 4 December 2021.
6. "Missions Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brunei Darussalam. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
7. "Cambodia Mission Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation of Cambodia. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
8. "Carte Diplomatique" (in French). Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Gabon. Retrieved 30 January 2022.
9. https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2023-12-12/100/
10. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Madagascar. "Représentations extérieures" (in French). Retrieved 17 September 2021.
11. "Zambia High Commission London". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Zambia. Retrieved 23 January 2022.
12. "Ambassade du Burkina Faso à Bruxelles" (in French). Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Burkina Faso). Retrieved 31 August 2023.
13. Ethiopia: Breaking - Ethiopia Recalls Dozens of Diplomats, Closes Consulates in Various Countries
14. "Bulgaria calls embassy closure reports 'speculation'". The Irish Times .
15. "Govt working to open more diplomatic missions". The Daily Star . 2 February 2020. Retrieved 28 January 2021.
16. "Barbados to establish embassy in Ireland". Loop Caribbean News. 7 March 2023. Retrieved 3 April 2024.
17. "Libya plans to open embassy in Ireland". The Irish Times. Retrieved 9 October 2023.
18. "Dublin GP cleared of professional misconduct over alleged misrepresentation as Qatari embassy appointee". The Irish Times. Retrieved 9 October 2023.

External links

• Irish Department of Foreign Affairs