List of diplomatic missions in Zambia

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Zambia. The capital Lusaka currently hosts 41 embassies/high commissions.


Map of diplomatic missions in Zambia

Diplomatic missions in Lusaka

Embassies/High Commissions

  1.  Algeria[1][2]
  2.  Angola[1][2]
  3.  Botswana[1][2]
  4.  Brazil[1][2]
  5.  Burundi[1][2]
  6.  Canada[1][2]
  7.  China[1][2]
  8.  Cuba[1][2]
  9.  Congo-Kinshasa[1][2]
  10.  Czechia[2][3]
  11.  Egypt[1][2]
  12.  Finland[1][2]
  13.  France[1][2]
  14.  Germany[1][2]
  15.  Ghana[1][2]
  16.  Holy See[1][2]
  17.  India[1][2]
  18.  Ireland[1][2]
  19.  Italy[1][2]
  20.  Japan[1][2]
  21.  Kenya[1][2]
  22.  Libya[1][2]
  23.  Malawi[1][2]
  24.  Morocco[2][4]
  25.  Mozambique[1][5]
  26.  Namibia[1][2]
  27.  Nigeria[1][2]
  28.  Palestine[1][2]
  29.  Russia[1][2]
  30.  Rwanda[1][2]
  31.  Saudi Arabia[1][2]
  32.  Serbia[1][2]
  33.  Somalia[1][2]
  34.  South Africa[1][2]
  35.  Sudan[1][2]
  36.  Sweden[1][2]
  37.  Tanzania[1][2]
  38.  Turkey[1][2]
  39.  United Kingdom[1][2]
  40.  United States[1][2]
  41.  Zimbabwe[1][2]
  1.  European Union (Delegation)[1][2]
  2.  United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office)[2]
  • Embassy of Russia in Lusaka
    Embassy of Russia in Lusaka

Consulates-General

Lusaka

  1.  Senegal[1][2]

Mongu

  1.  Angola[2][6]

Ndola

  1.  Congo-Kinshasa[2]

Solwezi

  1.  Angola[2][6]

Non-resident embassies and high commissions

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Lusaka  Australia High Commission 1991 [37]
 Austria Embassy 1989 [38]
 Chile Embassy Unknown [39]
 Netherlands Embassy 2013 [40]
 North Korea Embassy 1995 [41]
 Norway Embassy 2016 [42]
 Peru Embassy 1990 [43][44]
 Portugal Embassy Unknown [45]

See also

References

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