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List of diplomatic missions in Russia

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Countries with diplomatic missions inRussia

This is alist of diplomatic missions in Russia that are foreignembassies andconsulates in Russia. As the world's largest country, and a majorgreat power, as well as some analysts might describe as apotential superpower, theRussian Federation is a permanent member of theUnited Nations Security Council. Russia is the successor state to theSoviet Union, and hosts a large diplomatic community in its capital city ofMoscow. Moscow hosts 148 embassies, with numerous countries maintaining consulates general and consulates inSaint Petersburg and other cities throughout the country.

Diplomatic missions in Russia

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Embassies in Moscow

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DelegationMission typeYear
established		DistrictPhotoMission
website
AbkhaziaEmbassy2009[1]Tverskoylink
AfghanistanEmbassyPresnenskylink
 AlbaniaEmbassy1991[2]Yakimankalink
 AlgeriaEmbassyTverskoylink
 AngolaEmbassyRamenkilink
 ArgentinaEmbassy1947[3]Yakimankalink
 ArmeniaEmbassyBasmannylink
 AustraliaEmbassyTaganskylink
 AustriaEmbassy1955[4]Khamovnikilink
 AzerbaijanEmbassy1992[5]Presnenskylink
 BahrainEmbassy1991[6]Yakimankalink
 BangladeshEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 BelarusEmbassy1993[7]Basmannylink
 BelgiumEmbassyArbatlink
 BeninEmbassyTverskoy-
 BoliviaEmbassyDanilovsky-
 Bosnia and HerzegovinaEmbassyRamenki-
 BrazilEmbassyPresnenskylink
 BruneiEmbassy2001[8]Dorogomilovolink
 BulgariaEmbassyRamenkilink
 Burkina FasoEmbassyYakimankalink
 BurundiEmbassyYakimankalink
 CambodiaEmbassyKhamovniki-
 CameroonEmbassyArbatlink
 CanadaEmbassy1943[9]Khamovnikilink
 Central African RepublicEmbassyTroparyovo-Nikulino-
 ChadEmbassyYakimanka-
 ChileEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 ChinaEmbassyRamenkilink
 ColombiaEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 Democratic Republic of the CongoEmbassyNagorny
 Republic of the CongoEmbassyYakimanka-
 Costa RicaEmbassy1975[10]Krylatskoye-
 CroatiaEmbassy1992[11]KhamovnikilinkArchived 10 August 2020 at theWayback Machine
 CubaEmbassyYakimankalink
 CyprusEmbassyArbatlink
 Czech RepublicEmbassyPresnenskylink
 DenmarkEmbassyKhamovnikilinkArchived 16 February 2021 at theWayback Machine
 DjiboutiEmbassy-
 Dominican RepublicEmbassy2007[12]Krylatskoye-
 EcuadorEmbassy1970[13]Basmannylink
 EgyptEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 El SalvadorEmbassy2012[14]-
 Equatorial GuineaEmbassy1981[15]Yakimanka-
 EritreaEmbassy1996[16]Yakimanka-
 EstoniaEmbassyPresnenskylink
 EthiopiaEmbassyMeshchansky-
 FinlandEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 FranceEmbassyYakimankalinkArchived 7 August 2008 at theWayback Machine
 GabonEmbassyArbat-
 GambiaEmbassy2016[1]-
 GermanyEmbassyRamenkilink
 GhanaEmbassy1960[17]Presnenskylink
 GrenadaEmbassy2017[18]Presnenskylink
 GreeceEmbassyPresnenskylink
 GuatemalaEmbassy1994[19]Yakimanka-
 GuineaEmbassyYakimanka-
 Guinea-BissauEmbassyNagorny-
Holy SeeApostolic Nunciature1990[20][21]Tverskoylink
 HondurasEmbassy2013Yakimanka-
 HungaryEmbassyRamenkilinkArchived 24 November 2016 at theWayback Machine
 IndiaEmbassy1947TaganskylinkArchived 16 August 2018 at theWayback Machine
 IndonesiaEmbassyZamoskvorechyelink
 IranEmbassyBasmannylink
 IraqEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 IrelandEmbassy1973[22]Meshchanskylink
 IsraelEmbassy1991[23]Yakimankalink
 ItalyEmbassyKhamovnikilink
Ivory CoastEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 JapanEmbassy1956[24]Krasnoselskylink
 JordanEmbassyTverskoy-
 KazakhstanEmbassyBasmannylink
 KenyaEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 KuwaitEmbassyRamenki-
 KyrgyzstanEmbassyYakimankalinkArchived 14 May 2020 at theWayback Machine
 LaosEmbassyPresnenskylink
 LatviaEmbassy1991[25]Basmannylink
 LebanonEmbassyTverskoy-
 LibyaEmbassy1962[26]Ramenki-
 LithuaniaEmbassyArbatlink
 LuxembourgEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 MadagascarEmbassy1976[27]Khamovnikilink
 MalaysiaEmbassyRamenkilink
 MaliEmbassyZamoskvorechye-
 MaltaEmbassyYakimankalink[permanent dead link]
 MauritaniaEmbassyKhamovniki-
 MauritiusEmbassy2003[28]Tagansky-
 MexicoEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 MoldovaEmbassyMeshchanskylink
 MongoliaEmbassyArbatlink
 MontenegroEmbassy2007[29]Yakimanka-
 MoroccoEmbassyArbatlinkArchived 4 June 2020 at theWayback Machine
 MozambiqueEmbassyYuzhnoportovy-
 MyanmarEmbassyPresnensky-
 NamibiaEmbassyYakimanka-
 NepalEmbassy1961[30]Khamovnikilink
 NetherlandsEmbassyPresnenskylink
 New ZealandEmbassy1973[31]Presnenskylink
 NicaraguaEmbassyRamenki-
 NigerEmbassyRamenkilink
 NigeriaEmbassy1962[32]Presnenskylink
 North KoreaEmbassyRamenki-
 North MacedoniaEmbassyAkademicheskylink
 NorwayEmbassyArbatlink
 OmanEmbassy1987[33]Yakimanka-
 PakistanEmbassyPresnenskylink
 PalestineEmbassy [fr]1981[34]Khamovnikilink
 PanamaEmbassyRamenki-
 ParaguayEmbassyYakimankalink
 PeruEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 PhilippinesEmbassy1977[35]ArbatlinkArchived 16 March 2022 at theWayback Machine
 PolandEmbassyPresnenskylink
 PortugalEmbassyMeshchansky-
 QatarEmbassy1989[36]Yakimanka-
 RomaniaEmbassyRamenkilinkArchived 15 September 2020 at theWayback Machine
 RwandaEmbassyRamenkilink
 Saudi ArabiaEmbassy1990[37]Khamovnikilink
 SenegalEmbassyYakimankalinkArchived 20 August 2020 at theWayback Machine
 SerbiaEmbassyRamenkilink
 Sierra LeoneEmbassy1965[38]Krylatskoye-
 SingaporeEmbassy1971[39]Arbatlink
 SlovakiaEmbassy1993[40]Presnenskylink
 SloveniaEmbassy1992[41]Tverskoylink
 SomaliaEmbassyNagorny-
 South AfricaEmbassyPresnenskylink
 South KoreaEmbassy1990[42]Khamovnikilink
South OssetiaEmbassy2009Khamovnikilink
 South SudanEmbassyYakimankalink
 SpainEmbassyPresnenskylink
 Sri LankaEmbassy1957[43]Meshchanskylink
 SudanEmbassyTverskoy-
 SwedenEmbassyRamenkilink
 SwitzerlandEmbassy1946[44]Basmannylink
 SyriaEmbassy1946Khamovniki-
 TajikistanEmbassyPresnenskylink
 TanzaniaEmbassyZamoskvorechyelink
 ThailandEmbassyKrasnoselskylink
 TunisiaEmbassyPresnensky-
 TurkeyEmbassyKhamovnikilink
 TurkmenistanEmbassyArbatlink
 UgandaEmbassy1964[45]Yakimankalink
 United Arab EmiratesEmbassy1987[46]RamenkilinkArchived 4 August 2011 at theWayback Machine
 United KingdomEmbassyArbatlink
 United StatesEmbassy1934Presnenskylink
 UruguayEmbassyZamoskvorechyelink
 UzbekistanEmbassyYakimankalink
 VenezuelaEmbassyTverskoy-
 VietnamEmbassy1969[47]Khamovnikilink
 YemenEmbassyKhamovniki-
 ZambiaEmbassy1965[48]Meshchansky-
 ZimbabweEmbassy1985[49]Khamovniki-

Consulates in Saint Petersburg

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DelegationMission typeYear
established		DistrictPhotoWebsite
 ArmeniaConsulate-General2000[50]Admiralteysky-
 AzerbaijanConsulate-General2004[5]Tsentralnylink
 BelarusBranch[51]Tsentralny-
 BulgariaConsulate-General1974[52]Tsentralnylink
 ChinaConsulate-General1986[53]Admiralteyskylink
 CyprusConsulate-General2003[54]Tsentralnylink
 Czech RepublicConsulate-General1974[55]Tsentralnylink
 DenmarkConsulate-General1992[56]Petrogradskylink
 FinlandConsulate-General1967[57]Tsentralnylink
 FranceConsulate-General1972[58]Tsentralnylink
 GermanyConsulate-General1972[59]Tsentralnylink
 GreeceConsulate-General1996[60]Tsentralnylink
 HungaryConsulate-General1978[61]Tsentralny-
 IndiaConsulate-General1993[62]TsentralnylinkArchived 7 March 2018 at theWayback Machine
 ItalyConsulate-General1990[53]Admiralteyskylink
 JapanConsulate-General1971[53]TsentralnylinkArchived 14 August 2017 at theWayback Machine
 KazakhstanConsulate-General2004[63]Admiralteyskylink
 NetherlandsConsulate-General1992[53]Tsentralnylink
 North MacedoniaConsulate-General??link
 NorwayConsulate-General1993[64]TsentralnyView from Kazanskaya StreetlinkArchived 9 April 2017 at theWayback Machine
 PakistanConsulate-General1996[53]Tsentralnylink
 PolandConsulate-General1972[53]Tsentralnylink
 RomaniaConsulate-General2003[65]Tsentralnylink
 South KoreaConsulate-General2006[66]Tsentralnylink
 SpainConsulate-GeneralTsentralnylink
 SwitzerlandConsulate-General2006[44]Tsentralnylink
 TurkeyConsulate-General2007[67]link

Consulates in Yekaterinburg

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DelegationTypeDate
established		PhotoWebsite
 AzerbaijanConsulate-General2009[68]-
 BelarusBranch2001[69]-
 ChinaConsulate-General2009[70]link
 CyprusConsulate-Generallink
 Czech RepublicConsulate-General2002[71]link
 FranceConsulate-General2008[72]link
 GermanyConsulate-General2005[73]link
 HungaryConsulate-General2007[74]linkArchived 9 January 2009 at theWayback Machine
 KazakhstanConsulate-General[75]
 KyrgyzstanConsulate-General2002[76]link
 TajikistanConsulate-General2009[77]link
 United KingdomConsulate-General1997[78]link
 VietnamConsulate-General2007[79]link

Consulates in the remainder of Russia

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DelegationCityTypeDate
established		PhotoWebsite
 ArmeniaRostov-on-DonConsulate-General-
 BelarusKaliningradBranch-
 BelarusKhabarovskBranch-
 BelarusKrasnodarBranch-
 BelarusNizhniy NovgorodBranch-
 BelarusNovosibirskBranch-
 BelarusSmolenskBranch2010[80]-
 BelarusTyumenBranch-
 BelarusUfaBranch-
 BelarusVladivostokBranch2021[81]-
 ChinaIrkutskConsulate-General2009[citation needed]link
 ChinaKhabarovskConsulate-Generallink
 ChinaVladivostokConsular-General2005[82]link
 ChinaKazanConsulate-General2017link
 CyprusKrasnodarConsulate-Generallink
 CyprusSamaraConsulate-Generallink
 IndiaVladivostokConsulate-General1992[83]-
 IranAstrakhanConsulate-General2001[84]link
 IranKazanConsulate-General2007[85]link
 JapanKhabarovskConsulate-General1993[86]link
 JapanVladivostokConsulate-General1967[87][nb 1]link
 JapanYuzhno-SakhalinskConsulate-General2001[89]link
 KazakhstanAstrakhanConsulate-General2002[90][75]
 KazakhstanKazanConsulate-General[75]
 KazakhstanOmskConsulate-General2005[91][[75]
 KyrgyzstanNovosibirskVice-Consulate2005[92]-
 LithuaniaKaliningradConsulate-General1994[93]link
 LithuaniaSovetskConsulate2003[94]link
 MongoliaIrkutskConsulate-General1971[95]link
 MongoliaKyzylConsulate-General2002[96]-
 MongoliaUlan-UdeConsulate-General-
 North KoreaKhabarovskConsular Office2005[97]-
 North KoreaNakhodkaConsulate-General1958[98]-
 PolandIrkutskConsulate-General1997link
 PolandKaliningradConsulate-General1992[99]link
 RomaniaRostov-on-DonConsulate-General2006[100]-
 South KoreaIrkutskConsulate-General2009[101]link
 South KoreaVladivostokConsulate-General1992[102]link
 TurkeyKazanConsulate-General1992[103]link
 TurkeyKrasnodarConsulate-General2024[104]link
 TurkmenistanAstrakhanConsulate2013[105]link
 UzbekistanNovosibirskConsulate-General2007[106]-
 VietnamVladivostokConsulate-General1989[107][nb 2]link

Other missions

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Closed missions

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Host citySending countryMissionYear closedPhotoRef.
MoscowGeorgiaEmbassy2008
IcelandEmbassy2023[112]
UkraineEmbassy2022
Kaliningrad
GermanyConsulate-General2023[113]
LatviaConsular section chancery2022[114]
SwedenConsulate-General2009[115]
MurmanskNorwayConsulate-General2022[116]
 FinlandConsulate-General2023[117][118]
Nakhodka JapanConsulate-General1993[119]
NovorossiyskGreeceConsulate-General2023
Novosibirsk
GermanyConsulate-General2023
Petrozavodsk FinlandConsulate-General2023[120][121]
PskovEstoniaConsulate-General Chancery2022[122]
LatviaConsulate2022
SmolenskPolandConsulate-General Branch2023[123][124][125]
SochiArmeniaConsular Station2023
Saint PetersburgBelgiumConsulate-General2007
EstoniaConsulate-General2022[122]
IranConsulate-General1993
LatviaConsulate-General2022
LithuaniaConsulate-General2022
PolandConsulate-General2025[126]
SwedenConsulate-General2023[127]
United KingdomConsulate-General2018
United StatesConsulate-General2019[128]
VladivostokUnited StatesConsulate-General2020[128]
YekaterinburgUnited StatesConsulate-General2020[128]

Non-Resident Embassies

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Resident inBerlin,Germany

Resident inBrussels,Belgium

Resident inLondon,United Kingdom

Resident inTokyo,Japan

Resident in elsewhere

States with no relations

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See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The Consulate-General of Japan was located inNakhodka from 1967 until April 1993, when it was relocated to Vladivostok.[88]
  2. ^The Consulate-General of Vietnam was located inNakhodka from September 1989 until November 1996, when it was relocated to Vladivostok.[107]

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