List of diplomatic missions in Moldova

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Republic Moldova includes embassies, consulates and (Missions|Delegates|offices) established (in the period 1992-2025). At present, the capital city of Chişinău hosts 31 embassies. Many other countries are represented through their embassies in other regional capitals such as Bucharest, Kyiv, Sofia or Moscow.

Map of diplomatic missions in Moldova

Diplomatic missions in Chişinău:

Embassies:

  1.  Austria[1]
  2.  Azerbaijan[1]
  3.  Belarus[1]
  4.  Belgium[1]
  5.  Bulgaria[1]
  6.  China[1]
  7.  Czech Republic[1]
  8.  Denmark[1][2]
  9.  France[1]
  10.  Georgia[1]
  11.  Germany[1]
  12.  Greece[1]
  13.  Hungary[1]
  14.  Israel[3]
  15.  Italy[1]
  16.  Japan[1]
  17.  Kazakhstan[1]
  18.  Latvia[1]
  19.  Lithuania[1]
  20.  Netherlands[1][4][5]
  21.  Norway[1]
  22.  Poland[1]
  23.  Qatar[1]
  24.  Romania[1][6]
  25.  Russia[1]
  26.  Slovakia[1]
  27.  Sweden[1]
  28.  Turkey[1]
  29.  Ukraine[1]
  30.  United Kingdom[1]
  31.  United States[1]

Delegations/Missions/Offices

  1. European Union (Delegation)[1]
  2. NATO (Liaison office)[1]
  3. United Nations (Resident coordinator's office)[1]
  • Embassy of Bulgaria
    Embassy of Bulgaria
  • Embassy of Hungary
    Embassy of Hungary
  • Embassy of Poland
    Embassy of Poland
  • Embassy of Russia
    Embassy of Russia
  • Embassy of Ukraine
    Embassy of Ukraine
  • Embassy of the United Kingdom
    Embassy of the United Kingdom
  • Embassy of the United States
    Embassy of the United States

Consular missions:

Chișinău:

  1. Bulgaria (Consulate)[1]
  2.  Romania (Consulate General)

Bălți:

  1.  Romania (Consulate General)[1][6]
  2.  Ukraine (Consulate)[1]

Cahul:

  1.  Romania (Consulate General)[1][6]

Comrat:

  1.  Turkey (Consulate General)[1]

Taraclia:

  1. Bulgaria (Consulate)[1]

Ungheni:

  1.  Romania (Consular office)[1][6]

Embassies to open:

Non-resident embassies accredited to Moldova:

Resident in Bucharest, Romania:

  1. Argentina[1]
  2. Bangladesh[1]
  3. Belgium[1]
  4. Canada[1]
  5. Colombia[8]
  6. Croatia[1]
  7. Cyprus[1]
  8. Egypt[1]
  9. Estonia[1]
  10. Finland[1]
  11. Holy See[1]
  12. India[1]
  13. Indonesia[1]
  14. Ireland[1]
  15. Jordan[1]
  16. Kuwait[1]
  17. Lebanon[1]
  18. Malaysia[1]
  19.  Mexico[9]
  20. Montenegro[1]
  21. Morocco[1]
  22. North Macedonia[1]
  23. Norway[1]
  24. Pakistan[1][10]
  25. Peru[1][10]
  26. Philippines
  27. Portugal[1]
  28. Saudi Arabia[1]
  29. Serbia[1]
  30. Slovenia[1]
  31. Spain[1]
  32. Sudan[1]
  33. Syria[1]
  34. Tunisia[10][11]
  35. Uruguay[1]

Resident in Kyiv, Ukraine:

  1. Afghanistan[1]
  2. Algeria[1]
  3. Armenia[1]
  4. Australia[12][13]
  5. Brazil[1]
  6. Cuba[1]
  7. Iran[1]
  8. Kyrgyzstan[1]
  9. South Africa[1]
  10. South Korea[1]
  11.  Switzerland[1]
  12. Tajikistan[1]
  13. Turkmenistan[1]
  14. United Arab Emirates[1]
  15. Uzbekistan[1]
  16. Vietnam[1]

Resident in Moscow, Russia:

  1. Angola[1]
  2. Ecuador[1]
  3. Ethiopia[1]
  4. Ghana[1]
  5. Guatemala[1]
  6. Guinea[1]
  7. Libya[1]
  8. Mali[1]
  9. North Korea[1]
  10. Senegal[14]
  11. Sri Lanka[1]
  12. Thailand[1]
  13. Uganda[1]
  14. Yemen[1]
  15. Zambia[1]
  16. Zimbabwe[1]

Resident elsewhere:

  1. Albania (Sofia)[1]
  2. Bosnia and Herzegovina (Budapest)[1]
  3. Madagascar (Rome)[1]
  4. Maldives (Geneva)
  5. Malta (Valletta)
  6. Mongolia (Sofia)[1]
  7. New Zealand (Brussels)[1]
  8. Oman (Budapest)[15]
  9. Paraguay (Bern)[16]
  10. Panama (Warsaw)[1]
  11. San Marino (City of San Marino)[10]
  12. Sovereign Military Order of Malta (Vienna)[1]

See also

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