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Revision as of 23:44, 12 June 2009
This page lists diplomatic missions resident in Moldova. At present, the capital city of Chişinău hosts 17 embassies. Many other countries are represented througth their embassies in other regional capitals such as Bucharest, Budapest, Kiev, or Moscow.
Embassies
Chişinău
Missions/Offices
European Union
Israel (Embassy Branch Office)
Sweden
Consulates General/Consulates
Ukraine (Consulate)
Accretited embassies
Resident in Bucharest, otherwise noted.
Afghanistan (Moscow)
Albania (Moscow)
Algeria (Kiev)
Angola (Moscow)
Argentina
Armenia (Kiev)
Australia (Moscow)
Austria
Belgium
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Budapest)
Brazil (Moscow)
Canada
Croatia
Cuba (Kiev)
Cyprus (Budapest)
Denmark
Egypt
Estonia (Kiev)
Finland
Georgia
Greece (Kiev)
Holy See
Iceland (Moscow)
India
Indonesia
Iran (Kiev)
Ireland
Japan (Kiev)
Kuwait (Sofia)
Kyrgyzstan (Kiev)
Latvia (Kiev)
Macedonia (Sofia)
Madagascar (Moscow)
Malaysia (Warsaw)
Malta (Valleta)
Mexico (Athens)
Morocco
Netherlands (Kiev)
North Korea (Moscow)
Norway
Pakistan
Panama (Moscow)
Philippines
Portugal
Serbia (Kiev)
Slovakia
Slovenia (Budapest)
South Africa (Kiev)
South Korea (Kiev)
Spain
Sri Lanka (Moscow)
Switzerland (Kiev)
Thailand (Moscow)
Vietnam (Kiev)
Yemen (Moscow)
Zambia (Moscow)
