List of diplomatic missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina
This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Bosnia and Herzegovina. At present, the capital city of Sarajevo hosts 45 embassies. Several other countries have non-resident embassies accredited from other regional capitals, such as Vienna and Budapest, for diplomatic and consular purposes.[1]
Embassies in Sarajevo
| Country | Mission type | Year Opened | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|
 Algeria[2] |
Embassy | 2022 | - |
 Austria |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Azerbaijan |
Embassy | 2012 | 
|
 Belgium |
Embassy | 2024 | 
|
 Brazil |
Embassy | 2011 |
|
 Bulgaria |
Embassy | 1996 | |
 China |
Embassy | 1995 | |
 Croatia |
Embassy[3] | 1992 | 
|
 Czechia |
Embassy | 1994 | 
|
 Egypt |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 France |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Germany |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Greece |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Holy See |
Apostolic Nunciature | 1992 | 
|
 Hungary |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Indonesia |
Embassy | 2010 | 
|
 Iran |
Embassy | 2004 | 
|
 Italy |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Japan |
Embassy | 1998 | 
|
 Kuwait |
Embassy | 2018 | - |
 Libya |
Embassy | 1998 | 
|
 Malaysia |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Montenegro |
Embassy | 2006 | - |
 Netherlands |
Embassy | 1994 |
|
 North Macedonia |
Embassy | 1995 | 
|
 Norway |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Pakistan |
Embassy | 1999 | 
|
 Palestine |
Embassy | 1999 | 
|
 Poland |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Qatar |
Embassy | 2007 | - |
 Romania |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Russia |
Embassy | 1995 | 
|
 San Marino |
Embassy | 2008 | 
|
 Saudi Arabia |
Embassy | 1998 | - |
 Serbia |
Embassy | 2000 | 
|
 Slovakia |
Embassy | 1995 | 
|
 Slovenia |
Embassy | 1996 | 
|
 Sovereign Military Order of Malta |
Embassy | 1997 | - |
 Spain |
Embassy | 1999 | 
|
 Sweden |
Embassy | 1996 |
|
 Switzerland |
Embassy | 1995 | 
|
 Turkey |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 Ukraine |
Embassy | 2020 | - |
 United Kingdom |
Embassy | 1993 | 
|
 United States |
Embassy | 1994 | .jpg)
|
Missions in Sarajevo
| Mission | Mission type | Photo |
|---|---|---|
 European Union |
Delegation | -
|
 United Nations |
Mission |  -
|
Embassy Branch Offices in other parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina
| Country | Mission type | City | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom |
Embassy Branch Office[1] | Banja Luka | - |
| United States |
Embassy Branch Office | Banja Luka | - |
| United States |
Embassy Branch Office | Mostar | - |
Consular missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina
| Country | Mission type | City | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Croatia |
Consulate-General[1][3] | Banja Luka | 
|
| Croatia |
Consulate-General[1][3] | Livno | - |
| Croatia |
Consulate-General[1][3] | Mostar | 
|
| Croatia |
Consulate[1][3] | Orašje | - |
| Croatia |
Consulate-General[1][3] | Tuzla | .jpg)
|
| Croatia |
Consulate[1][3] | Vitez | - |
| Serbia |
Consulate-General[1] | Banja Luka | 
|
| Serbia |
Consulate-General[1] | Mostar | 
|
| Slovenia |
Consular Office[1] | Banja Luka | - |
| Turkey |
Consulate-General[1] | Banja Luka | - |
| Turkey |
Consulate-General[1] | Mostar | 
|
Embassies to open
Non-resident embassies accredited to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Resident in Ankara, Turkey
Resident in Belgrade, Serbia
Resident in Budapest, Hungary
Resident in Rome, Italy
Resident in Vienna, Austria
Resident in Zagreb, Croatia
Resident elsewhere
Armenia (Prague)[1][10]
Bahrain (Moscow)[1]
Bangladesh (The Hague)[1]
Ecuador (Bern)[1]
Ireland (Ljubljana)[1]
Israel (Tirana)[1]
North Korea (Bucharest)[1]
Latvia (Prague)[1]
Lebanon (Belgrade)
Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)[1]
Malta (Valletta)[1]
South Africa (Athens)[1]
United Arab Emirates (Podgorica)[1]
Uruguay (Warsaw)[1]
Yemen (Berlin)[1]
Zambia (Paris)[1]
Closed missions
| Host city | Sending country | Mission level | Year closed | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sarajevo |  Albania
|
Embassy | 2014 | [11][12] |
 Canada
|
Embassy | 2010 | [12][13] | |
 Denmark
|
Embassy | 2011 | [12] | |
 Portugal
|
Embassy | 2012 | [12][14] | |
| Banja Luka | France
|
Liaison office | 2010 | [12] |
| Germany
|
Liaison office | 2010 | [12] |
See also
- Foreign relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- List of diplomatic missions of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Visa requirements for Bosnia and Herzegovina citizens
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