List of diplomatic missions in Montenegro

This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Montenegro and other cities in Montenegro. At present, the capital city of Podgorica hosts 28 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Montenegro, with most being resident in Belgrade.

Diplomatic missions in Podgorica

Embassies

  1.  Albania[1]
  2.  Austria[1]
  3.  Bosnia and Herzegovina[1]
  4.  Bulgaria[1]
  5.  China[1]
  6.  Croatia[1][2]
  7.  Czech Republic[1]
  8.  France[1]
  9.  Germany[1]
  10.  Greece[1]
  11.  Hungary[1]
  12.  Italy[1]
  13. Kosovo[1]
  14.  North Macedonia[1]
  15.  Palestine[1]
  16.  Poland[1]
  17.  Romania[1]
  18.  Russia[1]
  19.  Serbia[1]
  20.  Slovakia[1]
  21.  Slovenia[1]
  22. Sovereign Military Order of Malta[1]
  23.  Turkey[1]
  24.  Ukraine[1]
  25.  United Arab Emirates[1]
  26.  United Kingdom[1]
  27.  United States[1]

Other missions or delegations

  1. Azerbaijan (Embassy office)[1]
  2. European Union (Delegation)[1]
  3. Spain (Embassy office)[1]
  4. United Nations (Resident coordinator's office)[1]

Consular missions

Kotor

  1.  Croatia (Consulate-General)[1][2]

Herceg Novi

  1.  Serbia (Consulate-General)[1]

Ulcinj

  1.  Albania (Consulate-General)[3]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Montenegro

Resident in Athens, Greece:

  1. Panama[1]
  2. South Africa[1]
  3. Uruguay[1]

Resident in Belgrade, Serbia:

  1.  Algeria[1]
  2.  Angola[1]
  3.  Argentina[1]
  4.  Australia[1]
  5.  Azerbaijan[1]
  6.  Belarus[1]
  7.  Belgium[1]
  8.  Brazil[1]
  9. Canada[1]
  10.  Cuba[1]
  11.  Cyprus[1]
  12.  Denmark[1]
  13.  Finland[1]
  14. Guinea[1][4]
  15. Indonesia[1]
  16.  Iran[1]
  17. Iraq[1]
  18.  Israel[1]
  19.  Japan[1]
  20.  Kuwait[1]
  21.  Libya[1]
  22.  Mexico[1]
  23.  Morocco[1]
  24.  Netherlands[1]
  25.  Norway[1]
  26.  Portugal[1]
  27.  Qatar[1]
  28. South Korea[1]
  29.  Spain[1]
  30.  Sweden[1]
  31.  Switzerland[1]
  32.  Tunisia[1]

Resident in Bucharest, Romania:

  1.  Moldova[1]
  2.  Sudan[1]
  3.  Vietnam[1]

Resident in Budapest, Hungary:

  1.  Colombia[1]
  2.  Estonia[1]
  3.  Georgia[1]
  4. Ireland[1]
  5.  Laos[5]
  6.  Latvia[1]
  7.  Pakistan[1]
  8. Peru[1]
  9.  Philippines[1]
  10.  Thailand[1]

Resident in Rome, Italy:

  1. Bangladesh[1][6]
  2. Ecuador[1]
  3. Ghana[1][7]
  4. Mauritania[1]
  5.  New Zealand[1]

Resident in Vienna, Austria

  1. Costa Rica[1]
  2. Mongolia[1]
  3. India[1]
  4.   Nepal[1]

Resident in Zagreb, Croatia

  1. Chile[1]
  2. Kazakhstan[1]
  3. Lithuania[1]

Resident in other cities:

  1. Armenia (Prague)[1]
  2. Bahrain (Ankara)[1]
  3.  Egypt (Prague)[1]
  4. Holy See [1]
  5.  Iceland (Berlin)[8]
  6.  Jordan (Athens)[1]
  7.  Luxembourg (Luxembourg City)[1]
  8.  Malta (Valletta)[1]
  9.  Malaysia (Sarajevo)[1]
  10.  North Korea (Sofia)[1]
  11. Oman (London)[1]
  12. San Marino (City of San Marino)[1]
  13. Saudi Arabia (Tirana)[1]
  14. Sri Lanka (Berlin)[1]
  15. Togo (Paris)[1]

Unverified

Countries with No official relations with Montenegro

See also

References

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  3. ^ "General Consulate of the Republic of Albania in Ulcinj". Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (Albania). Retrieved 11 April 2025.
  4. ^ "Ambassades" [Embassies]. Border Police of the Republic of Guinea (in French). Retrieved 6 May 2025.
  5. ^ Phontham Visapra (2 November 2022). "Lao Embassy in Hungary to Start Operations in November". The Laotian Times. Retrieved 26 December 2022.
  6. ^ "Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh - Rome". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh. Retrieved 20 December 2021.
  7. ^ "Ghana Embassy - Italy". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ghana. Retrieved 4 September 2023.
  8. ^ "Diplomatic Missions". Government of Iceland. Retrieved 4 January 2022.
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