List of diplomatic missions in Chile

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Chile. There are currently 71 embassies in Santiago, and many countries maintain consulates in other Chilean cities (not including honorary consulates).


Diplomatic missions in Santiago

Country Mission type Photo
 Algeria Embassy
 Argentina Embassy
 Australia Embassy
 Austria Embassy
 Azerbaijan Embassy office
 Belgium Embassy
 Bolivia Consulate-General
 Brazil Embassy
 Canada Embassy
 China Embassy
 Colombia Embassy
 Costa Rica Embassy
 Croatia Embassy
 Cuba Embassy
 Czech Republic Embassy
 Denmark Embassy
 Dominican Republic Embassy
 Ecuador Embassy
 Egypt Embassy
 El Salvador Embassy
European Union Embassy
 Finland Embassy
 France Embassy
 Germany Embassy
 Greece Embassy
 Guatemala Embassy
 Haiti Embassy
Holy See Apostolic Nunciature
 Honduras Embassy
 Hungary Embassy
 India Embassy
 Indonesia Embassy
 Iran Embassy
 Ireland Embassy
 Israel Embassy
 Italy Embassy
 Japan Embassy
 Jordan Embassy
Lebanon Embassy
 Libya Embassy
 Malaysia Embassy
 Mexico Embassy
 Morocco Embassy
 Netherlands Embassy
 New Zealand Embassy
 Nicaragua Embassy
 Norway Embassy
 Palestine Embassy
 Panama Embassy
 Paraguay Embassy
 Peru Embassy
 Philippines Embassy
 Poland Embassy
 Portugal Embassy
 Romania Embassy
 Russia Embassy
 Saudi Arabia Embassy
 Serbia Embassy
 South Africa Embassy
 South Korea Embassy
Sovereign Military Order of Malta Embassy
 Spain Embassy
 Sweden Embassy
 Switzerland Embassy
 Syria Embassy
 Republic of China (Taiwan) Representative Office
 Thailand Embassy
 Turkey Embassy
 Ukraine Embassy
 United Arab Emirates Embassy
 United Kingdom Embassy
 United States Embassy
 Uruguay Embassy
 Vietnam Embassy

Non-resident embassies accredited to Chile

Resident in Buenos Aires, Argentina

  1. Angola[1]
  2. Armenia[1]
  3. Azerbaijan[1]
  4. Belarus[1]
  5. Bulgaria[1]
  6. Congo-Kinshasa[1]
  7. Georgia[1]
  8. Kuwait[1]
  9. Montenegro[1]
  10. Nigeria[1]
  11. Pakistan[1]
  12. Qatar[1]
  13. Slovakia[1]
  14. Slovenia[1][2]
  15. Tunisia[1]

Resident in Brasília, Brazil

  1. Bangladesh[1]
  2. Barbados[1]
  3. Benin[1]
  4. Botswana[1]
  5. Burkina Faso[1]
  6. Cyprus[1]
  7. Equatorial Guinea[1]
  8. Ethiopia[1]
  9. Gabon[1]
  10. Ghana[1]
  11. Guinea[1]
  12. Guyana[1]
  13. Ivory Coast[1]
  14. Kazakhstan[1][3]
  15. Kenya[1][4]
  16. Luxembourg[1]
  17. Malawi[1]
  18. Mali[1]
  19. Malta[1]
  20. Mauritania[1]
  21. Mozambique[1]
  22. Myanmar[1]
  23. Namibia[1]
  24.   Nepal[1]
  25. Oman[1]
  26. Senegal[1]
  27. Sri Lanka[1]
  28. Sudan[1]
  29. Suriname[1]
  30. Tanzania[1][5]
  31. Trinidad and Tobago[1]
  32. Zambia[1]

Resident in Washington, D.C., United States

  1. Eswatini[1][6]
  2. Iceland[7]
  3. Lesotho[8]
  4. Madagascar[9]
  5. Marshall Islands[1]
  6. Sierra Leone[10]
  7. Uganda[1]

Resident elsewhere

  1.  Afghanistan (Ottawa)[1]
  2. Antigua and Barbuda (Kingston)[1]
  3. Bahamas (Nassau)[1]
  4. Brunei (Ottawa)[1]
  5. Estonia (Helsinki)[1]
  6. Grenada (Caracas)[1]
  7. Mongolia (Havana)[1]
  8. Rwanda (New York City)[1]
  9. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Caracas)[1]
  10. Singapore (Singapore)[1]
  11. Tonga (New York City)[1]

Unverified

Consular missions

Antofagasta, Antofagasta Region

Arica, Arica y Parinacota Region

Calama, Antofagasta Region

Concepción, Biobío Region

Iquique, Tarapacá Region

Punta Arenas, Magallanes Region

Puerto Montt, Los Lagos Region

Valparaíso, Valparaíso Region

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Santiago Bulgaria Embassy[a] 2011 [11][12]
Iraq Embassy Unknown
Kuwait Embassy 2024 [13]
Nigeria Embassy[a] Unknown
North Korea Embassy 1973 [14]
Pakistan Embassy[a] 2014 [15]
Slovakia Embassy[a] 2004 [16]
Venezuela Embassy 2024 [17]
Zambia Embassy[b] Unknown [18]
Antofagasta Peru Consulate-General[c] 1990 [19]
Arica Argentina Consulate 1990 [20]
Iquique China Consulate-General 2024 [21]
Valparaíso Peru Consulate-General[d] 2020 [22][23]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d Resident in Burnos Aires, Argentina
  2. ^ Resident in Brasília, Federal District, Brazil
  3. ^ To be reopened.
  4. ^ To be reopened.

References

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  5. ^ "Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania - Brasilia, Federative Republic of Brazil". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & East African Cooperation of Tanzania. Retrieved 20 March 2021.
  6. ^ "Swaziland Embassy - Washington DC". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Co-Operation of Eswatini. Retrieved 6 July 2023.
  7. ^ "Embassy of Iceland in Washington, D.C." Government of Iceland. Retrieved 2 December 2022.
  8. ^ "Missions Abroad". Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations of Lesotho. Retrieved 24 September 2024.
  9. ^ "Représentations extérieures". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Madagascar (in French). Retrieved 2021-09-17.
  10. ^ "Embassy of Sierra Leone in the United States". Embassy of Sierra Leone in the Washington, D.C. Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations of Sierra Leone. Retrieved 23 February 2024.
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  17. ^ Regresan a Chile los primeros 20 funcionarios diplomáticos expulsados por Venezuela (in Spanish)
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  19. ^ David Solar Silva (22 January 2025). "Perú reabre consulado en Antofagasta luego de 35 años de cierre" [Peru reopens consulate in Antofagasta after 35 years of closure]. Infobae (in Spanish). Retrieved 9 July 2025.
  20. ^ "Argentina.gob.ar". Archived from the original on 2022-09-16. Retrieved 2022-09-19.
  21. ^ Aviso sobre el cierre temporal del Consulado General de China en Iquique (in Spanish)
  22. ^ "Disponen el cierre del Consulado General del Perú en Valparaíso, República de Chile - DECRETO SUPREMO - N° 019-2020-RE". El Peruano. Retrieved 2022-03-17.
  23. ^ "Disponen restablecer consulado peruano en Valparaíso, Chile" [Orders to reestablish Peruvian consulate in Valparaíso, Chile]. Infobae (in Spanish). 27 July 2024. Retrieved 9 July 2025.
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