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List of diplomatic missions in Algeria

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Algeria. There are currently 95 embassies and a Delegation of the European Commission in Algiers, and many countries maintain consulates in other Algerian cities (not including honorary consulates).


Map of diplomatic missions in Algeria

Diplomatic missions in Algiers

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Embassies

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  1.  Angola
  2.  Argentina[1]
  3.  Austria[2]
  4.  Azerbaijan
  5.  Bahrain
  6.  Bangladesh[3]
  7.  Belgium[4]
  8.  Brazil
  9.  Bulgaria[5]
  10.  Burkina Faso
  11.  Burundi[6]
  12.  Cameroon
  13.  Canada[7]
  14.  Chad
  15.  Chile[8]
  16.  China
  17.  Colombia[9]
  18.  Congo-Brazzaville
  19.  Congo-Kinshasa
  20.  Croatia[10]
  21.  Cuba[11]
  22.  Czechia[12]
  23.  Denmark
  24.  Egypt
  25.  Ethiopia[13]
  26.  Finland[14]
  27.  France
  28.  Gabon
  29.  Gambia
  30.  Germany[1]
  31.  Ghana
  32.  Greece
  33.  Guinea
  34.  Guinea-Bissau
  35.  Holy See
  36.  Hungary[15]
  37.  India
  38.  Indonesia[16]
  39.  Iran
  40.  Iraq
  41.  Italy[17]
  42.  Ivory Coast
  43.  Japan
  44.  Jordan
  45.  Kenya
  46.  Kuwait
  47.  Lebanon[18]
  48.  Libya
  49.  Madagascar
  50.  Malaysia[19]
  51.  Mali[20]
  52.  Mauritania
  53.  Mexico[21]
  54.  Mozambique
  55.  Namibia[22]
  56.  Netherlands[23]
  57.  Nicaragua[24]
  58.  Niger
  59.  Nigeria
  60.  North Korea[25]
  61.  Norway
  62.  Oman
  63.  Pakistan
  64.  Palestine
  65.  Peru[26]
  66.  Poland[27]
  67.  Portugal[28]
  68.  Qatar
  69.  Romania[29]
  70.  Russia[30]
  71.  Sahrawi Republic
  72.  Saudi Arabia
  73.  Senegal
  74.  Serbia
  75.  Slovenia[31]
  76.  Somalia
  77.  South Africa[32]
  78.  South Korea
  79.  Spain[33]
  80.  Sudan
  81.  Sweden[34]
  82.   Switzerland[35]
  83.  Syria
  84.  Tanzania
  85.  Tunisia[36]
  86.  Turkey[37]
  87.  Uganda
  88.  Ukraine[38]
  89.  United Arab Emirates
  90.  United Kingdom
  91.  United States
  92.  Venezuela
  93.  Vietnam
  94.  Yemen
  95.  Zimbabwe

Other missions or delegations

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  1.  European Union (Delegation)
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  • Embassy of France
    Embassy of France
  • Apostolic Nunciature of Holy See
    Apostolic Nunciature of Holy See
  • Embassy of Turkey
    Embassy of Turkey
  • Embassy of United Kingdom
    Embassy of United Kingdom

Consular missions

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Algiers

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Annaba

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Oran

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Sidi Bel Abbès

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Tamanrasset

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Tébessa

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Non-resident embassies

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Resident in Paris

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Resident in Cairo

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Resident in London

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Resident in other cities

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Closed missions

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Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Algiers  Albania Embassy Unknown [60]
 Australia Embassy 1991 [61]
 Benin Embassy 2019 [62]
 Ecuador Embassy 2019 [63]
 Morocco Embassy 2021
 Slovakia Embassy 2004 [64]
 Uruguay Embassy 1993 [65]
Annaba  Italy Consulate 2000 [66]
 Libya Consulate-General 1998
 United States Consulate 1944 [67][68]
Constantine  France Consulate-General 1991 [69]
 United States Consulate 1972 [67][68]
Oran  Italy Consulate 2000 [66]
 United States Consulate 1993 [68]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Accreditation of Central African Republic embassy in this city to Algeria is based on assumption that Algerian embassy in Brazzaville is also accredited to Central African Republic and fact that Algeria' government has cut diplomatic ties with government of Morocco on 24 August 2021

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