List of diplomatic missions in Venezuela

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Venezuela. There are currently^[when?] 63 embassies in Caracas.^{[citation needed]} Several other countries have ambassadors accredited from other regional capitals. This listing excludes honorary consulates.

Embassies in Caracas[]

Missions[]

•  Belgium (Diplomatic Office)
•  European Union (Delegation)

Consulates General/Consulates[]

Caracas[]

•  Angola Consulate-General

Barinas[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Barquisimeto[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Ciudad Guayana[]

•  Brazil Consulate

El Amparo[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Machiques[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Maracaibo[]

•  Colombia Consulate-General
•  Italy Consulate
•  United States Consular Agency

Mérida[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Puerto Ayacucho[]

•  Brazil Vice-Consulate
•  Colombia Consulate-General

Puerto La Cruz[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Puerto Ordaz[]

•  Colombia Consulate^[12]
•  Chile Consulate^[13]
•  Peru Consulate-General

San Antonio del Táchira[]

•  Colombia Consulate

San Carlos del Zulia[]

•  Colombia Consulate

San Cristóbal[]

•  Colombia Consulate-General

San Fernando de Atabapo[]

•  Colombia Consulate

Santa Elena de Uairén[]

•  Brazil Vice-Consulate

Valencia[]

•  Colombia Consulate
•  Cuba Consulate-General
•  Portugal Consulate-General

Non-Resident Embassies[]

Bogotá  Australia[14]  Belgium[15][16]  Canada  Denmark[17][a]  Finland[18]  Norway[19]  Sweden[20]  Taiwan (Commercial Office)  United Arab Emirates

Brasília  Bangladesh  Bahrain  Botswana [21]  Croatia[22]  Czech Republic [23]  Cape Verde  Ghana  Guinea  Ivory Coast  Jordan  Kenya  Mali  Philippines [24]  Pakistan  Singapore  Slovakia [25]  Slovenia [26]  Senegal  Togo  Tanzania [27]  Zimbabwe  Zambia

Mexico City  Bulgaria  Cyprus  Ireland  New Zealand Havana  Austria  Serbia  Seychelles  Yemen Washington D.C.  Eswatini  Lesotho  Mauritius  Sierra Leone

Resident elsewhere  Azerbaijan (New York City)[28]  Afghanistan (New York City)  Brunei (Ottawa)  Central African Republic (New York City)  Costa Rica (San Jose)  Comoros (New York City)  Chad (New York City)  Iceland (Ottawa)  Liberia (New York City)  Maldives (New York City)  Malta (Valletta)[29]  Somalia (New York City)  South Sudan (Washington, D.C.)  Thailand (Lima)  Tuvalu (New York City)  Tonga (New York City)  Vanuatu (Washington, D.C.)

Former Embassies / Diplomatic Posts[]

•  Austria (closed in July 2018)
•  Brazil^{[citation needed]}
•  Canada (closed in June 2019)^[30]
•  Costa Rica (closed in September 2020)^[31]
•  Czechia^[32][33]
•  El Salvador^[34]
•  Finland (closed in 2011)^{[35] [36]}
•  Guatemala (closed in January 2020) ^[37]
•  Honduras^[38]
•  Hungary^[39]
•  Israel (closed in January 2009)^[40]
•  Morocco^[41]
•  Norway^[42]
•  Paraguay (closed in January 2019)
•  Philippines (closed in September 2012)
•  Republic of China (Taiwan) (closed in 2009)

See also[]

• Foreign relations of Venezuela

Notes[]

References[]