List of diplomatic missions in Angola

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Angola. There are currently 61 embassies in Luanda, and many countries maintain consulates in other Angolan cities (not including honorary consulates).

Map of diplomatic missions in Angola

Diplomatic missions in Luanda

Embassies

  1. Algeria[1][2]
  2. Argentina[1]
  3. Belgium[3]
  4. Brazil[1]
  5. Cape Verde
  6. China
  7. Congo-Brazzaville[4][5]
  8. Congo-Kinshasa
  9. Cuba[3]
  10. Egypt[3]
  11. Equatorial Guinea
  12. France
  13. Gabon[2]
  14. Germany
  15. Ghana
  16. Guinea[2]
  17. Guinea-Bissau
  18. Holy See[1]
  19. Hungary[1]
  20. India
  21. Israel
  22. Italy[1]
  23. Ivory Coast
  24. Japan[2]
  25. Kenya
  26. Mali
  27. Mauritania[6]
  28. Morocco
  29. Mozambique
  30. Namibia
  31. Netherlands
  32. Nicaragua[3]
  33. Nigeria
  34. Norway
  35. Palestine
  36. Poland
  37. Portugal
  38. Romania
  39. Russia
  40. Rwanda[3]
  41. Sahrawi Republic
  42. São Tomé and Príncipe
  43. Senegal[7][8]
  44. Serbia
  45. South Africa
  46. South Korea[9]
  47. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[10]
  48. Spain
  49. Sudan[1]
  50.  Switzerland
  51. Timor-Leste
  52. Turkey
  53. Uganda[11][12]
  54. Ukraine[13]
  55. United Arab Emirates
  56. United Kingdom[1]
  57. United States
  58. Venezuela[1]
  59. Vietnam
  60. Zambia
  61. Zimbabwe

Other missions or delegations

Consular missions

Luanda

Benguela, Benguela Province

Cabinda, Cabinda Province

Luena, Moxico Province

Menongue, Cubango Province

Ondjiva, Cunene Province

Non-resident embassies accredited to Angola

Resident in Kinshasa, Congo-Kinshasa

  1. Chad[1][21]
  2. Ethiopia[3][22]
  3. Greece[23]

Resident in Lisbon, Portugal

  1. Croatia[2]
  2. Cyprus[24]
  3. Ireland[1][25]
  4. Philippines[1][26]

Resident in Maputo, Mozambique

  1. Canada[3][27]
  2. Eswatini [28]
  3. Mauritius[3][29]

Resident in Pretoria, South Africa

  1. Australia[30]
  2. Austria[31]
  3. Bulgaria[32]
  4. Burkina Faso[33]
  5. Chile[34]
  6. Colombia[35]
  7. Czechia[36]
  8. Denmark[37]
  9. Ecuador[38]
  10. Georgia[3][39]
  11. Iran[1][40]
  12. Jamaica[41]
  13. Lesotho[42]
  14. Liberia[43]
  15. Lithuania[44]
  16. Mexico[2]
  17. New Zealand[45]
  18. Oman[46]
  19. Paraguay[47]
  20. Peru[48]
  21. Qatar[49]
  22. Slovakia[50]
  23. Somalia[1][51]
  24. Trinidad & Tobago[52]

Resident in Windhoek, Namibia

  1. Botswana[53]
  2. Finland[54]
  3. Indonesia[55]
  4. Malaysia[56]

Resident in other cities

  1. Bangladesh (Abuja)[57]
  2. Belarus (Harare)[58]
  3. Cameroon (Brazzaville)[59]
  4. Malta (Valletta)[60]
  5.  North Korea (Malabo)[61]
  6. Pakistan (Harare)[62]
  7.  Saudi Arabia (Lusaka)
  8.  Sweden (Stockholm)
  9. Tanzania (Lusaka)[63]

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Luanda Bulgaria Embassy Unknown
Czech Republic Embassy 2010 [64]
Ecuador Embassy 2019 [65]
Mexico Embassy 2009 [66]
North Korea Embassy 2023 [67]
Sweden Embassy 2022 [68]
Tanzania Embassy Unknown [69]
Uruguay Embassy 2021 [70]

Missions to open

Host city Sending country Mission Year to open Ref.
Luanda Brazil Consulate General Unknown [71]

See also

Notes

References

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