List of diplomatic missions in Russia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Russia. As the world's largest country, and a major great power, as well as some analysts might describe as a potential superpower, the Russian Federation is a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. Russia is the successor state to the Soviet Union, and hosts a large diplomatic community in its capital city of Moscow. Moscow hosts 147 embassies, with numerous countries maintaining consulates general and consulates throughout the country.

Countries with diplomatic missions in Russia

Diplomatic missions in Russia

Embassies in Moscow

Delegation	Mission type	Year established	District	Photo	Mission website
Abkhazia	Embassy	2009[1]	Tverskoy		link
Afghanistan	Embassy		Presnensky		-
Albania	Embassy	1991[2]	Yakimanka		-
Algeria	Embassy		Tverskoy		link
Angola	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Argentina	Embassy	1947[3]	Yakimanka		-
Armenia	Embassy		Basmanny		link
Australia	Embassy		Tagansky		link
Austria	Embassy	1955[4]	Khamovniki		link
Azerbaijan	Embassy	1992[5]	Presnensky		link
Bahrain	Embassy	1991[6]	Yakimanka		-
Bangladesh	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Belarus	Embassy	1993[7]	Basmanny		link
Belgium	Embassy		Arbat		link
Benin	Embassy		Tverskoy		-
Bolivia	Embassy		Danilovsky		link
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Embassy		Ramenki		-
Brazil	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Brunei	Embassy	2001[8]	Dorogomilovo		-
Bulgaria	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Burkina Faso	Embassy				-
Burundi	Embassy		Yakimanka		-
Cambodia	Embassy		Khamovniki		-
Cameroon	Embassy		Arbat		-
Canada	Embassy	1943[9]	Khamovniki		link
Central African Republic	Embassy		Troparyovo-Nikulino		-
Chad	Embassy		Yakimanka		-
Chile	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
China	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Colombia	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Embassy		Nagorny
Republic of the Congo	Embassy		Yakimanka		-
Costa Rica	Embassy	1975[10]	Krylatskoye		-
Croatia	Embassy	1992[11]	Khamovniki		link Archived 10 August 2020 at the Wayback Machine
Cuba	Embassy		Yakimanka		link
Cyprus	Embassy		Arbat		link
Czech Republic	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Denmark	Embassy		Khamovniki		link Archived 16 February 2021 at the Wayback Machine
Djibouti	Embassy				-
Dominican Republic	Embassy	2007[12]	Krylatskoye		-
Ecuador	Embassy	1970[13]	Basmanny		link
Egypt	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
El Salvador	Embassy	2012[14]			-
Equatorial Guinea	Embassy	1981[15]	Yakimanka		-
Eritrea	Embassy	1996[16]	Yakimanka		-
Estonia	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Ethiopia	Embassy		Meshchansky		-
Finland	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
France	Embassy		Yakimanka		link
Gabon	Embassy		Arbat		-
Gambia	Embassy	2016			-
Germany	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Ghana	Embassy	1960[17]	Presnensky		link
Grenada	Embassy	2017[18]	Presnensky		link
Greece	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Guatemala	Embassy	1994[19]	Yakimanka		-
Guinea	Embassy		Yakimanka		-
Guinea-Bissau	Embassy		Nagorny		-
Holy See	Apostolic Nunciature	1990[20][21]	Tverskoy		link
Honduras	Embassy	2013	Yakimanka		-
Hungary	Embassy		Ramenki		link Archived 24 November 2016 at the Wayback Machine
India	Embassy	1947	Tagansky		link Archived 16 August 2018 at the Wayback Machine
Indonesia	Embassy		Zamoskvorechye		link
Iran	Embassy		Basmanny		link
Iraq	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Ireland	Embassy	1973[22]	Meshchansky		link
Israel	Embassy	1991[23]	Yakimanka		link
Italy	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Ivory Coast	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Japan	Embassy	1956[24]	Krasnoselsky		link
Jordan	Embassy		Tverskoy		-
Kazakhstan	Embassy		Basmanny		link
Kenya	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Kuwait	Embassy		Ramenki		-
Kyrgyzstan	Embassy		Yakimanka		link Archived 14 May 2020 at the Wayback Machine
Laos	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Latvia	Embassy	1991[25]	Basmanny		link
Lebanon	Embassy		Tverskoy		-
Libya	Embassy	1962[26]	Ramenki		-
Lithuania	Embassy		Arbat		link
Luxembourg	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Madagascar	Embassy	1976[27]	Khamovniki		link
Malaysia	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Mali	Embassy		Zamoskvorechye		-
Malta	Embassy		Yakimanka		link[permanent dead link]
Mauritania	Embassy		Khamovniki		-
Mauritius	Embassy	2003[28]	Tagansky		-
Mexico	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Moldova	Embassy		Meshchansky		link
Mongolia	Embassy		Arbat		link
Montenegro	Embassy	2007[29]	Yakimanka		-
Morocco	Embassy		Arbat		link Archived 4 June 2020 at the Wayback Machine
Mozambique	Embassy		Yuzhnoportovy		-
Myanmar	Embassy		Presnensky		-
Namibia	Embassy		Yakimanka		-
Nepal	Embassy	1961[30]	Khamovniki		link
Netherlands	Embassy		Presnensky		link
New Zealand	Embassy	1973[31]	Presnensky		link
Nicaragua	Embassy		Ramenki		-
Nigeria	Embassy	1962[32]	Presnensky		link
North Korea	Embassy		Ramenki		-
North Macedonia	Embassy		Akademichesky		link
Norway	Embassy		Arbat		link
Oman	Embassy	1987[33]	Yakimanka		-
Pakistan	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Palestine	Embassy [fr]	1981[34]	Khamovniki		link
Panama	Embassy		Ramenki		-
Paraguay	Embassy		Yakimanka		link
Peru	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Philippines	Embassy	1977[35]	Arbat		link Archived 16 March 2022 at the Wayback Machine
Poland	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Portugal	Embassy		Meshchansky		-
Qatar	Embassy	1989[36]	Yakimanka		-
Romania	Embassy		Ramenki		link Archived 15 September 2020 at the Wayback Machine
Rwanda	Embassy				link
Saudi Arabia	Embassy	1990[37]	Khamovniki		link
Senegal	Embassy		Yakimanka		link Archived 20 August 2020 at the Wayback Machine
Serbia	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Sierra Leone	Embassy	1965[38]	Krylatskoye		-
Singapore	Embassy	1971[39]	Arbat		link
Slovakia	Embassy	1993[40]	Presnensky		link
Slovenia	Embassy	1992[41]	Tverskoy		link
Somalia	Embassy		Nagorny		-
South Africa	Embassy		Presnensky		link
South Korea	Embassy	1990[42]	Khamovniki		link
South Ossetia	Embassy	2009	Khamovniki		link
South Sudan	Embassy		Yakimanka		link
Spain	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Sri Lanka	Embassy	1957[43]	Meshchansky		link
Sudan	Embassy		Tverskoy		-
Sweden	Embassy		Ramenki		link
Switzerland	Embassy	1946[44]	Basmanny		link
Syria	Embassy	1946	Khamovniki		-
Tajikistan	Embassy		Presnensky		link
Tanzania	Embassy		Zamoskvorechye		link
Thailand	Embassy		Krasnoselsky		link
Tunisia	Embassy		Presnensky		-
Turkey	Embassy		Khamovniki		link
Turkmenistan	Embassy		Arbat		link
Uganda	Embassy	1964[45]	Yakimanka		link
United Arab Emirates	Embassy	1987[46]	Ramenki		link Archived 4 August 2011 at the Wayback Machine
United Kingdom	Embassy		Arbat		link
United States	Embassy	1934	Presnensky		link
Uruguay	Embassy		Zamoskvorechye		link
Uzbekistan	Embassy		Yakimanka		link
Venezuela	Embassy		Tverskoy		-
Vietnam	Embassy	1969[47]	Khamovniki		link
Yemen	Embassy		Khamovniki		-
Zambia	Embassy	1965[48]	Meshchansky		-
Zimbabwe	Embassy	1985[49]	Khamovniki		-

Consulates in Saint Petersburg

Delegation	Mission type	Year established	District	Photo	Website
Armenia	Consulate-General	2000[50]	Admiralteysky		-
Azerbaijan	Consulate-General	2004[5]	Tsentralny		link
Belarus	Branch[51]		Tsentralny		-
Bulgaria	Consulate-General	1974[52]	Tsentralny		link
China	Consulate-General	1986[53]	Admiralteysky		link
Cyprus	Consulate-General	2003[54]	Tsentralny		link
Czech Republic	Consulate-General	1974[55]	Tsentralny		link
Denmark	Consulate-General	1992[56]	Petrogradsky		link
Finland	Consulate-General	1967[57]	Tsentralny		link
France	Consulate-General	1972[58]	Tsentralny		link
Germany	Consulate-General	1972[59]	Tsentralny		link
Greece	Consulate-General	1996[60]	Tsentralny		link
Hungary	Consulate-General	1978[61]	Tsentralny		-
India	Consulate-General	1993[62]	Tsentralny		link Archived 7 March 2018 at the Wayback Machine
Italy	Consulate-General	1990[53]	Admiralteysky		link
Japan	Consulate-General	1971[53]	Tsentralny		link Archived 14 August 2017 at the Wayback Machine
Kazakhstan	Consulate-General	2004[63]	Admiralteysky		link
Netherlands	Consulate-General	1992[53]	Tsentralny		link
North Macedonia	Consulate-General	?	?		link
Norway	Consulate-General	1993[64]	Tsentralny		link Archived 9 April 2017 at the Wayback Machine
Pakistan	Consulate-General	1996[53]	Tsentralny		link
Poland	Consulate-General	1972[53]	Tsentralny		link
Romania	Consulate-General	2003[65]	Tsentralny		link
Slovakia	Consulate-General	1999[66]	Vyborgsky		link
South Korea	Consulate-General	2006[67]	Tsentralny		link
Spain	Consulate-General		Tsentralny		link
Switzerland	Consulate-General	2006[44]	Tsentralny		link
Turkey	Consulate-General	2007[68]			link

Consulates in Yekaterinburg

Delegation	City	Type	Date established	Photo	Website
Azerbaijan	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2009[69]		-
Belarus	Yekaterinburg	Branch	2001[70]		-
China	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2009[71]		link
Cyprus	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General			link
Czech Republic	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2002[72]		link
France	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2008[73]		link
Germany	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2005[74]		link
Hungary	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2007[75]		link Archived 9 January 2009 at the Wayback Machine
Kazakhstan	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General			[76]
Kyrgyzstan	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2002[77]		link
Tajikistan	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2009[78]		link
United Kingdom	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	1997[79]		link
Vietnam	Yekaterinburg	Consulate-General	2007[80]		link

Consulates in remainder of Russia

Delegation	City	Type	Date established	Photo	Website
Armenia	Rostov-on-Don	Consulate-General			-
Belarus	Kaliningrad	Branch			-
Belarus	Khabarovsk	Branch			-
Belarus	Krasnodar	Branch			-
Belarus	Nizhniy Novgorod	Branch			-
Belarus	Novosibirsk	Branch			-
Belarus	Smolensk	Branch	2010[81]		-
Belarus	Tyumen	Branch			-
Belarus	Ufa	Branch			-
Belarus	Vladivostok	Branch	2021[82]		-
China	Irkutsk	Consulate-General	2009[citation needed]		link
China	Khabarovsk	Consulate-General			link
China	Vladivostok	Consular-General	2005[83]		link
China	Kazan	Consulate-General	2017		link
Cyprus	Krasnodar	Consulate-General			link
Cyprus	Samara	Consulate-General			link
Germany	Kaliningrad	Consulate-General	2004[84]		link
Germany	Novosibirsk	Consulate-General	1994[85]		link
India	Vladivostok	Consulate-General	1992[86]		-
Iran	Astrakhan	Consulate-General	2001[87]		link
Iran	Kazan	Consulate-General	2007[88]		link
Japan	Khabarovsk	Consulate-General	1993[89]		link
Japan	Vladivostok	Consulate-General	1967[90][nb 1]		link
Japan	Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk	Consulate-General	2001[92]		link
Kazakhstan	Astrakhan	Consulate-General	2002[93]		[76]
Kazakhstan	Kazan	Consulate-General			[76]
Kazakhstan	Omsk	Consulate-General	2005[94]		[[76]
Kyrgyzstan	Novosibirsk	Vice-Consulate	2005[95]		-
Lithuania	Kaliningrad	Consulate-General	1994[96]		link
Lithuania	Sovetsk	Consulate	2003[97]		link
Mongolia	Irkutsk	Consulate-General	1971[98]		link
Mongolia	Kyzyl	Consulate-General	2002[99]		-
Mongolia	Ulan-Ude	Consulate-General			-
North Korea	Khabarovsk	Consular Office	2005[100]		-
North Korea	Nakhodka	Consulate-General	1958[101]		-
Poland	Novosibirsk	Consulate-General	2004[102]		link
Poland	Kaliningrad	Consulate-General	1992[103]		link
Romania	Rostov-on-Don	Consulate-General	2006[104]		-
South Korea	Irkutsk	Consulate-General	2009[105]		link
South Korea	Vladivostok	Consulate-General	1992[106]		link
Turkey	Kazan	Consulate-General	1992[107]		link
Turkey	Novorossiysk	Consulate-General	2006[108]		link
Turkmenistan	Astrakhan	Consulate	2013[109]		link
Uzbekistan	Novosibirsk	Consulate-General	2007[110]		-
Vietnam	Vladivostok	Consulate-General	1989[111][nb 2]		link

Other missions

•  Artsakh (Permanent Representation)^[112]
•  European Union (Delegation)
•  Georgia (Interests Section in Swiss Embassy)^[113]
•  Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Representative Office)
•  Sovereign Military Order of Malta (Delegation)^[114]
•  Republic of China (Taiwan) (Representative Office)^[115]

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Photo	Ref.
Moscow	Georgia	Embassy	2008
	Iceland	Embassy	2023		[116]
	Ukraine	Embassy	2022
Kaliningrad	Latvia	Consular section chancery	2022		[117]
	Sweden	Consulate-General	2009		[118]
Murmansk	Norway	Consulate-General	2022		[119]
	Finland	Consulate-General	2023		[120][121]
Nakhodka	Japan	Consulate-General	1993		[122]
Novorossiysk	Greece	Consulate-General	2023
Petrozavodsk	Finland	Consulate-General	2023		[123][124]
Pskov	Estonia	Consulate-General Chancery	2022		[125]
	Latvia	Consulate	2022
Smolensk	Poland	Consulate-General Branch	2023		[126][127][128]
Sochi	Armenia	Consular Station	2023
Saint Petersburg	Belgium	Consulate-General	2007
	Estonia	Consulate-General	2022		[125]
	Iran	Consulate-General	1993
	Latvia	Consulate-General	2022
	Lithuania	Consulate-General	2022
	Sweden	Consulate-General	2023		[129]
	United Kingdom	Consulate-General	2018
	United States	Consulate-General	Unknown [130]
Vladivostok	United States	Consulate-General	2020 [131]
Yekaterinburg	United States	Consulate-General	2020 [132]

Non-Resident Embassies

Resident in Berlin, Germany

•  Cape Verde
•  Haiti
•  Jamaica
•  Lesotho^[133][134]
•  Maldives
•  Malawi^[134]
•  Niger
•  Togo^[134]

Resident in Brussels, Belgium

•  Andorra
•  Liechtenstein
•  Monaco
•  Saint Kitts and Nevis
•  Saint Lucia
•  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
•  San Marino
•  São Tomé and Príncipe

Resident in London, United Kingdom

•  Antigua and Barbuda
•  Belize
•  Dominica
•  Guyana^[134]
•  Papua New Guinea
•  Seychelles
•  Trinidad and Tobago

Resident in Tokyo, Japan

•  Fiji^[134]
•  Marshall Islands
•  Palau^[134]
•  Samoa^[134]

Resident in elsewhere

•  Botswana (Stockholm)^[135][134]
•  Eswatini (Geneva)^[136]
•  Suriname (The Hague)

States with no relations

•  Bhutan
•  Georgia
•  Kosovo
•  Micronesia^[137]
•  Solomon Islands^[138]
•  Ukraine

See also

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
• Foreign minister of Russia
• Foreign relations of Russia
• List of Russian diplomats
• Diplomatic missions of Russia
• Visa requirements for Russian citizens
• Russian Foreign Services

Notes

1. The Consulate-General of Japan was located in Nakhodka from 1967 until April 1993, when it was relocated to Vladivostok.^[91]
2. The Consulate-General of Vietnam was located in Nakhodka from September 1989 until November 1996, when it was relocated to Vladivostok.^[111]

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