List of diplomatic missions in Serbia

Map of countries that maintain embassies in Serbia

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Serbia. The list is in alphabetical order by country. The country hosts 70 embassies.^[1]

List of Ambassadors

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President of Serbia receiving of credentials of newly appointed ambassadors to the Republic of Serbia

Embassy of Austria in Belgrade

Embassy of Belarus in Belgrade

Embassy of Belgium in Belgrade

Embassy of Brazil in Belgrade

Embassy of Czech Republic in Belgrade

Embassy of France in Belgrade

Embassy of Greece in Belgrade

Embassy of Russia in Belgrade

Embassy of Turkey in Belgrade

•  Albania — Ilir Boçka
•  Algeria — Abdelhamid Chebchoub^[2]
•  Angola — José João Manuel^[3]
•  Argentina - Ricardo Fernando Fernández^[4]
•  Australia — Julia Alice Patricia Feeney^[5]
•  Austria — Johannes Eigner^[6]
•  Azerbaijan — Eldar Həsənov^[7]
•  Belarus — Vladimir Chushev^[8]
•  Belgium — Leo Vincent M. D'aes (Luxembourg)^[9]
•  Bosnia and Herzegovina — Lazar Mirkić
•  Brazil — Isabel Cristina De Azevedo Heyvaert^[10]
•  Bulgaria — Angel Simeonov Dimitrov^[11]
  • Consul-General Atanas Vassilev Krastin in Niš
•  Canada — Philip Herbert Pinnington^[12]
•  China — Li Manchang^[13]
  • Liaison office in Pristina - Xiao Dongjing
•  Democratic Republic of the Congo — Paul-Emile Tshinga Ahuka (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[14]
•  Croatia — Gordan Markotić^[15]
  • Consul-General Dragan Đurić in Subotica
•  Cuba — Adela Mayra Ruiz García^[16]
•  Cyprus — Constantinos Eliades
•  Czech Republic — Ivana Hlavsová^[17]
•  Denmark — Morten Skovgaard Hansen (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)(Iceland)^[18]
•  Egypt — Ezzeldin Fahmy Mahmoud Fahmy
•  Finland — Pertti Juhani Ikonen^[19]
•  France — Christine Moro (Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Gabon, Mauritania, Monaco, Senegal, Togo)^[20]
•  Germany — Axel Wilhelm Dittmann^[21]
•  Greece — Constantine Economides^[22]
  • Liaison office in Pristina - Nikolaos Kanellos
•  Guinea — Almamy Kobélé Keita (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
•   Vatican City — Archbishop Luciano Suriani (Apostolic Nuncio)
•  Hungary — Attila Pintér^[23]
  • Consul-General János Babity in Subotica^[24]
•  India — Narinder Chauhan^[25]
•  Indonesia — Harry Richard James Kandou^[26]
•  Iran — Majid Fahim Pour
•  Iraq — Kasim Asker Hasan
•  Israel — Yossef Levy^[27]
•  Italy — Giuseppe Manzo^[28]
•  Japan — Juichi Takahara^[29]
•  Kuwait — Yousef Ahmad S. Abdulsamad^[30]
•  Lebanon — Toufic Jaber
•  Libya — Tajouri Sh. Tajouri
•  Macedonia — Vera Jovanovska^[31]
•  Malaysia — Nik Ady Arman Bin Nik Mohd Kamil (Chargé d'Affaires)^[32]
•  Mexico — José Humberto Castro Villalobos (List of Mexican ambassadors to Serbia)^[33]
•  Montenegro — Branislav Mićunović
•  Morocco — Abdellah Zegour
•  Myanmar — U Myo Aye (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
•  Netherlands — Hendrik Gerrit Cornelis van den Dool^[34]
•  Nigeria — Chijioke Mchardy Ani (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[35]
•  Norway — Arne Sannes Bjørnstad^[36]
•  Pakistan — Arif Mahmood^[37]
•  Palestine - Mohammed Nabhan
•  Poland — Hanna Dalewska-Greń (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)^[38]
•  Qatar — Sheikh Mubarak Fahad J.M. Al-Thani ^[39]
•  Portugal — Augusto José Pestana Saraiva Peixoto^[40]
•  Romania — Daniel Banu^[41]
  • Consul Nicolae-Dan Constantin in Vršac
  • Consul-General Iulian Niţu in Zaječar
  • Liaison office in Pristina - Silviu-Emanuel Dragoicea
•  Russia — Alexander Vasilyevich Chepurin^[42]
  • Liaison office in Pristina - Andrei Lisovoi
•  San Marino — Scipione Giacomo Caneva (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
•  Slovakia — Dagmar Repčeková^[43]
  • Liaison office in Pristina - Ľubomir Batáry
•  Slovenia — Vladimir Gasparič^[44]
•  South Korea — Lee Do-hoon
•  Spain — Miguel Fuertes Suárez^[45]
•  Sweden — Jan Erik Mikael Lundin^[46]
•   Switzerland — Jean-Daniel Ruch (Liechtenstein)^[47]
•  Syria — Mazen Obeid (Chargé d'Affaires a.i.)
•  Tunisia — Mohamed Bougamra
•  Turkey — Mehmet Kemal Bozay^[48]
•  Ukraine — Oleksandr Aleksandrovych^[49]
•  United Arab Emirates — Juma Rashed Saif Zayed Aldaheri^[50]
•  United Kingdom — Denis Edward Peter Paul Keefe (Antigua and Barbuda, Anguila, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Gibraltar, Grenada, Jamaica, Kenya, Kiribati, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Swaziland, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Virgin Islands) (List of Ambassadors from the United Kingdom to Serbia)^[51]
•  United States — Kyle Randolph Scott ^[52]
•  Venezuela — Dia Nader De El Andari (Chargé d'Affaires, a.i.)^[53]

Other entities

•  Palestine - Mohammed K.M. Nabhan
•  Sovereign Military Order of Malta - Alberto di Luca^[54]

List of honorary Consuls

Armenia - Predrag Tomić  Belarus - Dragoljub Švonja in Novi Sad  Belarus - Zoran Vulović in Niš  Belarus - Dragomir Karić  Chile - Agustín Pío García Espinosa  Ecuador - Carmita Auria Vegas de Spalajković  Estonia - Petar Rakočević  France - Saša Miljković in Niš  Gabon - Momira Radunović  Hungary - Miloje Branković in Niš  Iceland - Slobodan Mićić  Ireland - Ann Pešić  Jamaica - Mirko Miljuš  Kenya - Miško Subotić  Mongolia - Marko Bumbaširević  Namibia - Vasilije R. Bošković  Peru - Miodrag Colić  Philippines - Verica Milaković  Seychelles - Ivan Ćurković  Slovakia - Stela Jovanović in Niš  Slovenia - Rajko Marić in Novi Sad  Sri Lanka - Ljiljana Miljanić-Cassim  Uganda - Dragoljub Šaponjski  United Kingdom - Petar Bošnjaković in Niš

Accredited Embassies

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•  Saudi Arabia ^[56]
•  Vietnam ^[57]

See also

• Foreign relations of Serbia
• List of diplomatic missions of Serbia
• List of Ambassadors from Serbia
• Visa requirements for Serbian citizens

References

External links

• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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