List of diplomatic missions in Benin

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Benin. The capital city of Cotonou hosts 27 embassies.


Diplomatic missions in Benin


Diplomatic missions in Cotonou

Embassies

  1.  Belgium[1]
  2.  Brazil[1]
  3. Chad[2]
  4.  China[1][3]
  5.  Cuba[1][4]
  6. Congo-Kinshasa[1]
  7.  Egypt[1][4]
  8.  France[1][5]
  9.  Germany[1][4]
  10.  Ghana[1]
  11. Holy See[1][3]
  12.  Japan[1][6]
  13.  Kuwait[1][7]
  14.  Libya[8]
  15. Luxembourg[1][9]
  16.  Morocco[1][10]
  17.  Netherlands[1][4]
  18. Niger[1][3]
  19. Nigeria[7]
  20.  Qatar[1]
  21.  Russia[1]
  22.  South Africa[1]
  23. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[1][11]
  24. Turkey[1]
  25. United Arab Emirates[7]
  26.  United States[1]
  27.  Venezuela[1][5]

Other missions or delegations

  1. Canada (Embassy office)[1]
  2. European Union (Delegation)[1][5]
  3.  Switzerland (Cooperation office & consular agency)[1][12][13]
  4. Togo (Embassy office)[1]

Consular missions in Cotonou

  1. Burkina Faso (Consulate-General)[1][14]
  2. Equatorial Guinea (Consulate-General)[1][15]
  3. Gabon (Consulate-General) [16]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Benin

Resident in Abuja, Nigeria

  1. Algeria[3]
  2. Angola[1][4][17]
  3. Argentina[18]
  4. Australia[5]
  5. Austria[7]
  6. Bulgaria[7]
  7. Burundi[6][19]
  8. Equatorial Guinea[8]
  9. Czech Republic[7]
  10. Finland[1][20]
  11. Gambia[4][21][22]
  12. Greece[1][5][23]
  13. Guinea[1][3]
  14. Guinea-Bissau[7]
  15. Hungary[6][24][25]
  16. India[7][26]
  17. Indonesia[1]
  18. Ireland[5][27][28]
  19. Italy[1][7]
  20. Kenya[29]
  21. Liberia[30]
  22. Malaysia[5][31]
  23. Mexico[32]
  24. Norway[1][5]
  25. Palestine[1][33]
  26. Philippines[1]
  27. Poland[8]
  28. Portugal[3]
  29. Romania[34]
  30. Saudi Arabia[8]
  31. Serbia[7]
  32. Sierra Leone[1][7]
  33. Slovakia[35]
  34. Spain[7]
  35. Sudan[1]
  36. Tanzania[36]
  37. Thailand[6]
  38. Togo[1]
  39. Tunisia[3][37]
  40. Uganda[1]
  41. Ukraine[1]
  42. Zambia[1]
  43. Zimbabwe[4][38]

Resident in Accra, Ghana

  1. Burkina Faso[1][4]
  2. Colombia[39]
  3. Ivory Coast[1][3][40]
  4. Lebanon[7]
  5. Mali[1][6][41]
  6. Namibia[1][6]
  7. Pakistan[42]
  8. Peru
  9. Rwanda[6][43]
  10. South Korea[1][6]
  11.  Switzerland[12][13]
  12. United Kingdom[1][7]

Resident in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

  1. Canada[3]
  2. Denmark[44]
  3. Nicaragua[5]

Resident in Rabat, Morocco

  1. Kazakhstan[45]
  2. Paraguay[46]
  3. Vietnam[1][7]

Resident elsewhere

  1. Croatia (Paris)[47]
  2. Gabon (Lomé)[1]
  3. Iran (Niamey)[3]
  4. Israel (Abidjan)[1][8]
  5. Madagascar (Dakar)[48]
  6. Malawi (Addis Ababa)[49]
  7. Mauritania (Niamey)[7][21]
  8. Sri Lanka (Nairobi)[50]
  9. Sweden (Stockholm)[51]

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