List of diplomatic missions of Indonesia






Map of Indonesian diplomatic missions


This is a list of diplomatic missions of the Republic of Indonesia, excluding honorary consulates. Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous country, holds significant diplomatic weight in southeast Asia (as the seat of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations), the Non-Aligned Movement, and within the Islamic world as the most populous Muslim majority country.




Contents






  • 1 Africa


  • 2 Americas


  • 3 Asia


  • 4 Europe


  • 5 Oceania


  • 6 Multilateral organisations


  • 7 See also


  • 8 References


  • 9 External links





Africa





Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok




Indonesian Embassy in Bogotá




Indonesian Embassy in Buenos Aires




Indonesian Embassy in Budapest





Indonesian Embassy in Canberra




Indonesian Consulate-General in Hamburg




Indonesian Embassy in Kiev




Indonesian Consulate-General in Johor Bahru





Indonesian Embassy in London




Indonesian Embassy in Madrid





Embassy of Indonesia in Moscow




Indonesian Embassy in Oslo




Indonesian Embassy in Ottawa




Consulate General of Indonesia in Toronto





Consulate General of Indonesia in Vancouver





Embassy of Indonesia in Paris




Indonesian Embassy in Prague




Embassy of Indonesia in Pretoria




Embassy of Indonesia in Tokyo




Indonesian Embassy in Warsaw





Indonesian Embassy in Washington, DC





Indonesian Consulate General in Houston




Consulate General of Indonesia in New York




Consulate General of Indonesia in San Francisco




  •  Algeria

    • Algiers (Embassy)



  •  Egypt

    • Cairo (Embassy)



  •  Ethiopia

    • Addis Ababa (Embassy)



  •  Kenya

    • Nairobi (Embassy)



  •  Libya

    • Tripoli (Embassy)



  •  Madagascar

    • Antananarivo (Embassy)



  •  Morocco

    • Rabat (Embassy)



  •  Mozambique

    • Maputo (Embassy)



  •  Namibia

    • Windhoek (Embassy)



  •  Nigeria

    • Abuja (Embassy)



  •  Senegal

    • Dakar (Embassy)



  •  South Africa


    • Pretoria (Embassy)


    • Cape Town (Consulate-General)




  •  Sudan

    • Khartoum (Embassy)



  •  Tanzania

    • Dar es Salaam (Embassy)



  •  Tunisia

    • Tunis (Embassy)



  •  Zimbabwe

    • Harare (Embassy)




Americas




  •  Argentina

    • Buenos Aires (Embassy)



  •  Brazil

    • Brasilia (Embassy)



  •  Canada


    • Ottawa (Embassy)


    • Toronto (Consulate-General)


    • Vancouver (Consulate-General)




  •  Chile

    • Santiago de Chile (Embassy)



  •  Colombia

    • Bogotá (Embassy)



  •  Cuba

    • Havana (Embassy)



  •  Ecuador

    • Quito (Embassy)



  •  Mexico

    • Mexico City (Embassy)



  •  Panama

    • Panama City (Embassy)



  •  Peru

    • Lima (Embassy)



  •  Suriname

    • Paramaribo (Embassy)



  •  United States


    • Washington, D.C. (Embassy)


    • Chicago (Consulate-General)


    • Houston (Consulate-General)


    • Los Angeles (Consulate-General)


    • New York (Consulate-General)


    • San Francisco (Consulate-General)




  •  Venezuela

    • Caracas (Embassy)




Asia




  •  Afghanistan

    • Kabul (Embassy)



  •  Azerbaijan

    • Baku (Embassy)



  •  Bahrain

    • Al-Manamah (Embassy)



  •  Bangladesh

    • Dhaka (Embassy)



  •  Brunei

    • Bandar Seri Begawan (Embassy)



  •  Cambodia

    • Phnom Penh (Embassy)



  •  China


    • Beijing (Embassy)


    • Guangzhou (Consulate-General)


    • Hong Kong (Consulate-General)


    • Shanghai (Consulate-General)




  •  India


    • New Delhi (Embassy)


    • Mumbai (Consulate-General)




  •  Iran

    • Tehran (Embassy)



  •  Iraq

    • Baghdad (Embassy)



  •  Japan


    • Tokyo (Embassy)


    • Osaka (Consulate-General)




  •  Jordan

    • Amman (Embassy)



  •  Kazakhstan

    • Astana (Embassy)



  •  Kuwait

    • Kuwait City (Embassy)



  •  Laos

    • Vientiane (Embassy)



  •  Lebanon

    • Beirut (Embassy)



  •  Malaysia


    • Kuala Lumpur (Embassy)


    • Johor Bahru (Consulate-General)


    • Kota Kinabalu (Consulate-General)


    • Kuching (Consulate-General)


    • Penang (Consulate-General)


    • Tawau (Consulate)




  •  Myanmar

    • Yangon (Embassy)



  •  North Korea

    • Pyongyang (Embassy)



  •  Oman

    • Muscat (Embassy)



  •  Pakistan


    • Islamabad (Embassy)


    • Karachi (Consulate-General)




  •  Philippines


    • Manila (Embassy)


    • Davao City (Consulate-General)




  •  Qatar

    • Doha (Embassy)



  •  Saudi Arabia


    • Riyadh (Embassy)


    • Jeddah (Consulate-General)




  •  Singapore

    • Singapore (Embassy)



  •  South Korea

    • Seoul (Embassy)



  •  Sri Lanka

    • Colombo (Embassy)



  •  Syria

    • Damascus (Embassy)



  •  Taiwan

    • Taipei (Economic and Trade Office)



  •  Thailand


    • Bangkok (Embassy)


    • Songkhla (Consulate)




  •  Timor-Leste

    • Dili (Embassy)



  •  Turkey


    • Ankara (Embassy)


    • Istanbul (Consulate-General)




  •  United Arab Emirates


    • Abu Dhabi (Embassy)


    • Dubai (Consulate-General)




  •  Uzbekistan

    • Tashkent (Embassy)



  •  Vietnam


    • Hanoi (Embassy)


    • Ho Chi Minh City (Consulate-General)




  •  Yemen

    • Sanaa (Embassy)




Europe




  •  Austria

    • Vienna (Embassy)



  •  Belgium

    • Brussels (Embassy)



  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina

    • Sarajevo (Embassy)



  •  Bulgaria

    • Sofia (Embassy)



  •  Croatia

    • Zagreb (Embassy)



  •  Czech Republic

    • Prague (Embassy)



  •  Denmark

    • Copenhagen (Embassy)



  •  Finland

    • Helsinki (Embassy)



  •  France


    • Paris (Embassy)


    • Marseilles (Consulate-General)


    • Nouméa, New Caledonia (Consulate)




  •  Germany


    • Berlin (Embassy)


    • Frankfurt (Consulate-General)


    • Hamburg (Consulate-General)




  •  Greece

    • Athens (Embassy)



  •  Holy See

    • Rome (Embassy)



  •  Hungary

    • Budapest (Embassy)



  •  Italy

    • Rome (Embassy)



  •  Netherlands

    • The Hague (Embassy)



  •  Norway

    • Oslo (Embassy)



  •  Poland

    • Warsaw (Embassy)



  •  Portugal

    • Lisbon (Embassy)



  •  Romania

    • Bucharest (Embassy)



  •  Russia

    • Moscow (Embassy)



  •  Serbia

    • Belgrade (Embassy)



  •  Slovakia

    • Bratislava (Embassy)



  •  Spain

    • Madrid (Embassy)



  •  Sweden

    • Stockholm (Embassy)



  •   Switzerland

    • Bern (Embassy)



  •  Ukraine

    • Kiev (Embassy)



  •  United Kingdom

    • London (Embassy)




Oceania




  •  Australia


    • Canberra (Embassy)


    • Melbourne (Consulate-General)


    • Perth (Consulate-General)


    • Sydney (Consulate-General)


    • Darwin (Consulate)




  •  Fiji

    • Suva (Embassy)



  •  New Zealand

    • Wellington (Embassy)



  •  Papua New Guinea


    • Port Moresby (Embassy)


    • Vanimo (Consulate)





Multilateral organisations




  • Association of Southeast Asian Nations

    • Jakarta (Permanent Mission)



  • APEC Logo.svg Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

    • Singapore (Permanent Mission)



  •  European Union

    • Brussels (Mission)



  •  UNESCO

    • Paris (Permanent Mission)



  •  United Nations


    • New York City (Permanent Mission)


    • Geneva (Permanent Mission to the United Nations and International Organizations)





See also



  • Foreign relations of Indonesia


References





External links










  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia










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