List of diplomatic missions in Peru

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Peru. There are currently 58 embassies in Lima, and many countries maintain consulates in other Peruvian cities (not including honorary consulates).^[1]

Diplomatic missions in Peru

  Peru

  Countries with embassies in Lima

Diplomatic missions in Lima

Embassies

Delegation	Mission type	Year established	District	Photo	Mission website
Algeria	Embassy	1975	San Isidro
Argentina	Embassy	1822	San Isidro
Australia	Embassy	1963	Miraflores
Austria	Embassy	1900	San Isidro
Azerbaijan[a]	Embassy office	2013	Miraflores
Belgium	Embassy	1910	Miraflores
Bolivia	Embassy	1826	San Isidro
Brazil	Embassy	1826	Miraflores
Canada	Embassy	1944	Miraflores
Chile	Embassy	1909	San Isidro
China	Embassy	1972	San Isidro
Colombia	Embassy	1826	San Isidro
Costa Rica	Embassy	1960	San Isidro
Cuba	Embassy	1955	San Isidro
Czech Republic	Embassy	1933	San Isidro
Dominican Republic	Embassy		San Isidro
Ecuador	Embassy	1846	San Isidro
Egypt	Embassy	1963	San Isidro		-
El Salvador	Embassy		San Isidro		-
Finland	Embassy	1983	San Isidro
France	Embassy	1826	San Isidro
Germany	Embassy	1828	San Isidro
Greece	Embassy	1965	San Isidro
Guatemala	Embassy	1960	Jesus Maria
Holy See	Apostolic Nunciature	1859	Jesús María District, Lima
Honduras	Embassy	1960	San Isidro		-
Hungary	Embassy	2017	San Isidro
India	Embassy	1980	San Isidro
Indonesia	Embassy	1975	San Isidro
Israel	Embassy	1957	San Isidro		-
Italy	Embassy	1827	Jesus Maria
Japan	Embassy	1899	Magdalena del Mar
Malaysia	Embassy	1996	San Isidro
Mexico	Embassy	1823	San Isidro
Morocco	Embassy	1970	San Isidro		-
Netherlands	Embassy	1970	Miraflores
Nicaragua	Embassy		San Isidro
Palestine	Embassy	1960	San Isidro
Panama	Embassy	1950	San Isidro
Paraguay	Embassy	1827	San Isidro
Poland	Embassy	1910	Jesus Maria
Portugal	Embassy	1890	San Isidro
Qatar	Embassy	2011	Miraflores
Romania	Embassy	1947	San Isidro
Russia	Embassy	1969	San Isidro		-
Saudi Arabia	Embassy	2011	San Isidro		-
South Korea	Embassy	1960	San Isidro
Sovereign Military Order of Malta	Embassy		San Isidro		-
Spain	Embassy	1860	San Isidro
Switzerland	Embassy	1957	San Isidro
Thailand	Embassy	2006	San Isidro
Turkey	Embassy	2009	San Isidro
Ukraine	Embassy	2003	San Isidro
United Arab Emirates	Embassy	2016	Miraflores
United Kingdom	Embassy	1823	Miraflores
United States	Embassy	1920	Santiago de Surco
Uruguay	Embassy		San Isidro

Other missions or delegations

•  European Union (Delegation)^[2]
•  Organization of American States (Representative office)^[2][3]
•  Taiwan (Representative office)^[4]
•  United Nations (Resident coordinator's office)^[2]

Consular missions

Arequipa

•  Chile (Consulate-General)^[2]

Cusco

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[2]
•  United States (Consular Agency)

Ilo

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[2]

Iquitos

•  Brazil (Vice-Consulate)^[2]
•  Colombia (Consulate)^[2]

• 
  Vice-Consulate of Brazil

Puno

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[2]

Tacna

•  Bolivia (Consulate)^[2]
•  Chile (Consulate-General)^[2]

Tumbes

•  Ecuador (Consulate-General)^[2]

Accredited embassies

Resident in Brasília, Brazil

1.  Albania^[2]
2.  Angola^[2]
3.  Bulgaria^[2]
4.  Burkina Faso^[2]
5.  Cameroon^[2]
6.  Congo-Brazzaville^[2]
7.  Equatorial Guinea^[2]
8.  Georgia^[2]
9.  Ghana^[2]
10.  Guinea^[5]
11.  Ivory Coast^[2]
12.  Jordan^[2]
13.  Kenya^[6]
14.  Libya^[2]
15.  Mali^[2]
16.  Mauritania^[2]
17.  Namibia^[2]
18.  Oman^[2]
19.  Senegal^[2]
20.  Sri Lanka^[2]
21.  Sudan^[2]
22.  Suriname^[2]
23.  Tanzania^[2]
24.  Vietnam^[2]
25.  Zambia^[2]
26.  Zimbabwe^[2]

Resident in Buenos Aires, Argentina

1.  Armenia^[2]
2.  Belarus^[2]
3.  Cyprus^[7]
4.  Nigeria ^[2]
5.  Pakistan^[2]
6.  Serbia^[2]
7.  Slovakia^[2]
8.  Slovenia^[2]
9.  Tunisia^[2]

Resident in Caracas, Venezuela

1.  Barbados^[2]
2.  Grenada^[2]
3.  Guyana^[2]
4.  Iraq^[2]
5.  Trinidad and Tobago^[2]

Resident in Santiago de Chile, Chile

1.  Croatia^[2]
2.  Denmark^[2]
3.  Haiti^[2]
4.  Ireland^[2]
5.  Kuwait^[2]
6.  New Zealand^[2]
7.  Norway^[2]
8.  Philippines^[2]
9.  South Africa^[2]
10.  Sweden^[2]
11.  Syria^[2]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

1.  Brunei^[2]
2.  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines^[2]
3.  Uganda^[8]

Resident elsewhere

1.  Azerbaijan (Mexico City)^{[2] [9]}
2.  Bangladesh (New York City)^[2]
3.  Estonia (Helsinki)^[2]
4.  Fiji (Wellington)^[2]
5.  Iran (Quito)^[2]
6.  Iceland (Oslo)^[2]
7.  Lebanon (Bogotá)^[2]
8.  Monaco (Paris)^[2]
9.  Mongolia (Havana)^[2]
10.  Nepal (New York City)^[2]
11.  San Marino (Rome)^[2]
12.  Singapore (Singapore)^[2]

Unconfirmed

•  Afghanistan (Ottawa)
•  Bahrain (Brasília)
•  Belize (Mexico City)
•  Cambodia (Brasília)
•  Cape Verde (Brasília)
•  Central African Republic (Washington, D.C.)
•  Gabon (Brasília)
•  Laos (Havana)
•  Latvia (Berlin)
•  Luxembourg (Berlin)
•  Maldives (New York City)
•  Myanmar (Brasília)
•  Sierra Leone (New York City)
•  South Sudan (Washington, D.C.)
•  Timor-Leste (Brasília)
•  Turkmenistan (Washington, D.C.)

Closed missions

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Year closed	Ref.
Lima	Bulgaria	Embassy[b]	1998	[10]
	China (Taiwan)	Embassy	1971	[11]
	Denmark	Embassy[c]	Unknown	[12]
	East Germany	Embassy[d]	1990	[13]
	Haiti	Embassy[c]	Unknown	[14]
	Namibia	Embassy[b]*	Unknown	[15]
	New Zealand	Embassy[c]	1990	[16]
	North Korea	Embassy	2018	[17]
	Philippines	Embassy[c]	1993	[18][19][20]
	Sahrawi Republic	Embassy	2023	[21]
	Serbia	Embassy[e]	2009	[22]
	Slovakia	Embassy[e]	2003	[23]
	South Africa	Embassy[c]	2021	[24]
	Sweden	Embassy[c]	2022	[25]
	Venezuela	Embassy	2024	[26]
Callao	Chile	Consulate-General	Unknown	[27]
Arequipa	Panama	Consulate	1993	[28]
Piura	Ecuador	Consulate	2013	[29]

Missions to open

Host city	Sending country	Mission	Ref.
Cusco	Brazil	Vice Consulate	[30]
Lima	Croatia	Embassy	[31]
Lima	Philippines	Embassy	[32]

See also

• Foreign relations of Peru
• List of diplomatic missions of Peru

Notes

1. Subordinate to the Azerbaijani Embassy in Mexico City, Mexico.
2. Resident in Brasília, Federal District, Brazil
3. Resident in Santiago, Chile
4. East German embassy closed, due to the reunification of Germany.
5. Resident in Buenos Aires, Argentina