List of diplomatic missions in Iran

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Iran. There are 89 embassies in Tehran, and many countries maintain consulates in other Iranian cities (not including honorary consulates).

Map of diplomatic missions in Iran

Embassies in Tehran
  1.  Afghanistan
  2.  Algeria
  3.  Argentina
  4.  Armenia
  5.  Australia
  6.  Austria
  7.  Azerbaijan
  8.  Bangladesh
  9.  Belarus
  10.  Belgium
  11.  Bosnia and Herzegovina
  12.  Brazil
  13.  Brunei
  14.  Bulgaria
  15.  Chile
  16.  China
  17.  Croatia
  18.  Cuba
  19.  Cyprus
  20.  Czech Republic
  21.  Denmark
  22.  Finland
  23.  France
  24.  Georgia
  25.  Germany
  26.  Ghana
  27.  Greece
  28.  Guinea
  29.   Holy See
  30.  Hungary
  31.  India
  32.  Indonesia
  33.  Iraq
  34.  Italy
  35.  Ivory Coast
  36.  Japan
  37.  Jordan
  38.  Kazakhstan
  39.  Kenya
  40.  Kuwait
  41.  Kyrgyzstan
  42.  Lebanon
  43.  Libya
  44.  Malaysia
  45.  Mali
  46.  Mauritania
  47.  Mexico
  48.  Netherlands
  49.  New Zealand
  50.  Nicaragua
  51.  Nigeria
  52.  North Korea
  53.  Norway
  54.  Oman
  55.  Pakistan
  56.  Palestine
  57.  Philippines
  58.  Poland
  59.  Portugal
  60.  Qatar
  61.  Romania
  62.  Russia
  63.  Senegal
  64.  Serbia
  65.  Sierra Leone
  66.  Slovakia
  67.  Slovenia
  68.  South Africa
  69.  South Korea
  70.  Spain
  71.  Sri Lanka
  72.  Sweden
  73.   Switzerland
  74.  Syria
  75.  Tajikistan
  76.  Thailand
  77.  Tunisia
  78.  Turkey
  79.  Turkmenistan
  80.  Uganda
  81.  Ukraine
  82.  United Arab Emirates
  83.  United Kingdom
  84.  Uruguay
  85.  Uzbekistan
  86.  Venezuela
  87.  Vietnam
  88.  Yemen (Houthis)
  89.  Zimbabwe
  • Embassy of China
  • Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy See
  • Embassy of India
  • Embassy of Poland
  • Embassy of Turkey
  • Embassy of the United Kingdom

Consulates-General/Consulates

Ahvaz

Bandar Abbas

Isfahan

Gorgan

Kermanshah

Mashhad

Rasht

Sari

Shiraz

Tabriz

Urmia

Zahedan

Non-resident embassies accredited to Iran

Resident in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

Resident in Kuwait City, Kuwait

Resident in London, United Kingdom

Resident in New Delhi, India

Resident in New York City

Resident in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Resident in other cities

Embassies to open

Embassies to reopen

Former Embassies

See also

Notes
1.^ As of 11 November 2021, no countries have formally.recognized Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan as de jure legitimate government of Afghanistan.
2.^ Yemeni embassy in Tehran is under supervision of Houthi-led Supreme Political Council.

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