This is a list of diplomatic missions in Nauru. As the Nauruan government does not maintain a website devoted to external affairs, the information on this page has been gathered from the websites of the concerned foreign ministries. The de facto capital, Yaren, hosts three embassies.
Embassies/High Commissions
South Ossetia (Representative)[1][2]
Non-Resident Embassies/High Commissions
Algeria (Canberra)
Austria (Canberra)
Afghanistan (Canberra)
Belgium (Canberra)
Benin (Tokyo)
Brazil (Canberra)
Brunei (Canberra)
Cote d'Ivoire (Tokyo)
Central African Republic (Bangui)
Canada (Canberra)
Colombia (Tokyo)
Czech Republic (Manila)
Denmark (Canberra)
Egypt (Tokyo)
Finland (Canberra)
France (Suva)
Germany (Canberra)
Guinea (Tokyo)
Ghana (Tokyo)
Haiti (Tokyo)
Honduras (Tokyo)
India (Suva)[6]
Indonesia (Suva)
Iran (Tokyo)
Ireland (Canberra)[7]
Israel (non-resident in Jerusalem)
Italy (Canberra)
Iraq (Tokyo)
Jordan (Tokyo)
Jamaica (Tokyo)
Japan (Suva)
Kuwait (Tokyo)
Kenya (Canberra)
Kyrgyzstan (Tokyo)
Laos (Tokyo)
Libya (Tokyo)
Lesotho (Tokyo)
Lebanon (Tokyo)
Lithuania (Tokyo)
Mali (Tokyo)
Maldives (Tokyo)
Malaysia (Suva)
Mexico (Kuala Lumpur)
Nicaragua (Tokyo)
Norway (Canberra)
Netherlands (Canberra)
New Zealand (Suva)
Pakistan (Tokyo)
Portugal (Canberra)
Poland (Canberra)
Philippines (Canberra)
Russia (Canberra)
Serbia (Tokyo)
South Africa (Canberra)
Sierra Leone (Seoul)
Saudi Arabia (Canberra)
South Korea (Suva)
Sudan (Tokyo)
Thailand (Canberra)
Togo (Tokyo)
Turkmenistan (Tokyo)
Turkey (Canberra)
Tunisia (Tokyo)
Tajikistan (Tokyo)
United Kingdom (Honiara)
United States (Suva)
United Arab Emirates (Tokyo)
Uzbekistan (Tokyo)
Vietnam (Canberra)
Yemen (Canberra)
Zambia (Tokyo)
Zimbabwe (Tokyo)
Former Embassies
See also
References
- ^ New Zealander to represent South Ossetia in Nauru, Radio New Zealand 25 January 2018.
- ^ Press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Ossetia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of South Ossetia 23 January 2018.
- ^ "Abkhaz Foreign Minister Viacheslav Chirikba met with a delegation from Nauru". 20 April 2015.
- ^ High Commission of Australia in Yaren, Nauru | EmbassyPages.com
- ^ Chinese embassy in Nauru holds reopening ceremony - BELT AND ROAD PORTAL
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-04-19. Retrieved 2014-04-17.
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- ^ Chung, Lawrence (15 January 2024). "Taiwan and Nauru cut ties as Pacific republic switches recognition to Beijing". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 15 January 2024.