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List of diplomatic missions in Australia

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Consulates were operating in Australian cities long before the Commonwealth of Australia was founded in 1901. The United States opened a consulate in Sydney in 1836, with other countries later following including Switzerland (1855), Germany (1879) and Japan (1896, in Townsville).

Diplomatic missions in Australia
  Australia
  Countries with embassies/high commissions in Australia
  Countries with consulates-general only in Australia

The diplomatic corps was first established in Canberra in 1936 when the United Kingdom appointed its first High Commissioner to Australia.[1] Canada appointed a representative in 1939[2] and the United States of America established a legation in 1940.[3] This was followed in early 1941 by Japan[4] [5] only for the legation to be closed in December 1941 with the entry of Japan into World War II. The period 1941-1945 saw additional legations opened by wartime allies China,[6][7] the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,[8] France[9] and the Netherlands[10] and the appointment of High Commissioners by New Zealand[11] and India.[12] In 1946, Australia and the United States upgraded their diplomatic relations to ambassadorial level and exchanged ambassadors in September of that year.[13] This was followed for the other non-Commonwealth permanent members of the UN Security Council, France, China and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1948 [14] and by the late 1960s all existing legations in Canberra had been upgraded to embassies.

Initially residences and chanceries were in the Canberra suburbs of Red Hill and Forrest. The majority of missions are today in the lakeside suburb of Yarralumla or the suburb of O'Malley in the Woden Valley. Many countries have built their chanceries in distinctive architectural styles reflecting national traditions or aspirations.

Some countries have chosen not to establish an embassy in Canberra but instead operate a consulate in a major city, such as Melbourne.

As of 2024, Canberra hosts 112 embassies/high commissions.

Diplomatic missions in Canberra

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Embassies/High Commissions

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  Afghanistan Embassy   [15]
  Albania Embassy [15]
  Algeria Embassy [15]
  Angola Embassy [16][17]
  Argentina Embassy [15][18]
  Austria Embassy   [15][19]
  Azerbaijan Embassy [15]
  Bangladesh High Commission   [15]
  Belgium Embassy   [15]
  Bhutan Embassy [15]
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Embassy   [15]
  Botswana High Commission   [15]
  Brazil Embassy   [15]
  Brunei High Commission   [15]
  Bulgaria Embassy [15]
  Cambodia Embassy   [15]
  Canada High Commission   [15]
  Chile Embassy [15]
  China Embassy   [15]
  Colombia Embassy [15]
  Costa Rica Embassy [15]
  Croatia Embassy   [15][20]
  Cuba Embassy [15]
  Cyprus High Commission   [15]
  Czechia Embassy [15]
  Denmark Embassy [15][21]
  Ecuador Embassy [15]
  Egypt Embassy   [15]
  El Salvador Embassy [15]
  Estonia Embassy   [15]
  Ethiopia Embassy [15]
  Fiji High Commission   [15]
  Finland Embassy   [15]
  France Embassy   [15]
  Georgia Embassy [15]
  Germany Embassy   [15][22]
  Ghana High Commission [15]
  Greece Embassy   [15][23]
  Guatemala Embassy [15]
  Holy See Apostolic Nunciature [15]
  Hungary Embassy   [15]
  India High Commission   [15]
  Indonesia Embassy   [15]
  Iran Embassy   [15]
  Iraq Embassy   [15][24]
  Ireland Embassy   [15]
  Israel Embassy [15]
  Italy Embassy [15]
  Japan Embassy   [15]
  Jordan Embassy [15]
  Kenya High Commission [15]
  Kosovo Embassy [15]
  Kuwait Embassy [15]
  Laos Embassy [15]
  Latvia Embassy [15]
  Lebanon Embassy [15]
  Libya Embassy   [15]
  Lithuania Embassy [15]
  Malaysia High Commission   [15]
  Malta High Commission [15]
  Mauritius High Commission   [15]
  Mexico Embassy   [15]
  Mongolia Embassy   [15]
  Morocco Embassy [15][25]
  Myanmar Embassy   [15]
  Nauru High Commission [15]
  Nepal Embassy [15]
  Netherlands Embassy   [15]
  New Zealand High Commission   [15]
  Nigeria High Commission   [15]
  North Macedonia Embassy [15]
  Norway Embassy [15]
  Oman Embassy [15]
  Pakistan High Commission   [15]
  Panama Embassy [15]
  Papua New Guinea High Commission   [15]
  Peru Embassy   [15]
  Philippines Embassy   [26]
  Poland Embassy   [15]
  Portugal Embassy [15]
  Qatar Embassy [15]
  Romania Embassy [15]
  Russia Embassy [15]
  Samoa High Commission   [15]
  Saudi Arabia Embassy   [15]
  Serbia Embassy [15]
  Singapore High Commission   [15]
  Slovenia Embassy [15]
  Solomon Islands High Commission   [15]
  South Africa High Commission   [15]
  South Korea Embassy [15]
  Spain Embassy   [15]
  Sri Lanka High Commission   [15]
  Sudan Embassy [15]
  Sweden Embassy   [15]
   Switzerland Embassy   [15]
  Thailand Embassy   [15]
  Timor-Leste Embassy   [15]
  Tonga High Commission [15]
  Turkey Embassy   [15]
  Uganda High Commission [15]
  Ukraine Embassy [15]
  United Arab Emirates Embassy [15]
  United Kingdom High Commission   [15]
  United States Embassy   [15]
  Uruguay Embassy [15]
  Vanuatu High Commission [15]
  Venezuela Embassy [15]
  Vietnam Embassy [15]
  Zambia High Commission [15]
  Zimbabwe Embassy [15]

Other delegations or representative offices

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Consular missions

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Adelaide, South Australia

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  China Consulate-General [31]
  Greece Consulate-General [31][23]
  Italy Consulate [32][33]

Darwin, Northern Territory

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  Indonesia Consulate [34]
  Timor-Leste Consulate-General Also serves   WA [35]

Brisbane, Queensland

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  China Consulate-General [31]
  India Consulate-General [31]
  Italy Consulate [36]
  Japan Consulate-General   [31]
  Nauru Consulate-General [31]
  Papua New Guinea Consulate-General [31]
  Solomon Islands Consulate-General [31]
  South Korea Consular Office [31][37]
  Republic of China (Taiwan) Economic & Cultural Office [38]
  United Kingdom Consulate-General [39]

Cairns, Queensland

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  Japan Consular Office   [40]
  Papua New Guinea Consulate [31]

Melbourne, Victoria

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  Chile Consulate-General Also serves   SA,   TAS, and   WA [31]
  China Consulate-General Also serves   TAS [31]
  Croatia Consulate-General Also serves   TAS [31][20]
  Egypt Consulate-General Also serves   SA,   TAS, and   WA [31]
  El Salvador Consulate-General [31]
  Eritrea Consulate-General [31]
  Greece Consulate-General [31][23]
  Hungary Consulate-General Also serves   SA and   TAS [41]
  India Consulate-General Also serves   TAS [31]
  Indonesia Consulate-General Also serves   TAS   [42]
  Iraq Consulate-General [31][24]
  Italy Consulate-General Also serves   TAS [43]
  Japan Consulate-General Also serves   SA and   TAS [31]
  Lebanon Consulate-General [31]
  Malaysia Consulate-General [44]
  Malta Consulate-General [31]
  New Zealand Consulate-General [31]
  North Macedonia Consulate-General Also serves   NT,   SA, and   TAS [31]
  Pakistan Consulate-General Also serves   SA and   TAS [31]
  Peru Consulate-General Also serves   TAS [45]
  Philippines Consulate-General [26]
  Romania Consulate Also serves   SA,   TAS, and   WA [46]
  South Korea Consulate-General [31]
  Spain Consulate-General Also serves   SA,   TAS, and   WA [31]
  Sri Lanka Consulate-General [47]
  Republic of China (Taiwan) Economic & Cultural Office [48]
  Turkey Consulate-General Also serves   SA,   TAS, and   WA [31]
  United Kingdom Consulate-General Also serves   SA &   TAS [49]
  United States Consulate-General Also serves   NT,   SA, and   TAS [31]

Perth, Western Australia

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  China Consulate-General   [31]
  Croatia Consulate [31][20]
  Greece Consulate [31][23]
  India Consulate-General [31]
  Indonesia Consulate-General   [50]
  Italy Consulate [51]
  Japan Consulate-General [31]
  Malaysia Consulate-General [52]
  United Kingdom Consulate-General Also serves   NT (commercial matters only) [53]
  United States Consulate-General [31]
  Vietnam Consulate-General [31]

Sydney, New South Wales

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Sending Country Mission Notes Image Ref(s)
  Argentina Consulate-General Also serves   Fiji [18]
  Austria Consulate-General [31][19]
  Bangladesh Consulate-General Also serves   QLD [54]
  Brazil Consulate-General [55]
  Canada Consulate-General Also serves   NT,   QLD [56]
  Chile Consulate-General [31]
  China Consulate-General   [31]
  Colombia Consulate-General [57]
  Croatia Consulate-General [31][20]
  Czechia Consulate-General [31]
  Denmark Consulate-General [31][21]
  East Timor Consulate-General [58]
  Egypt Consulate-General [31]
  Fiji Consulate-General [31][59]
  France Consulate-General [31]
  Germany Consulate-General [31][22]
  Greece Consulate-General [31][23]
  Hungary Consulate-General [60]
  India Consulate-General Also serves   SA [31]
  Indonesia Consulate-General Also serves   QLD and   SA [61]
  Iraq Consulate-General [31][24]
  Ireland Consulate-General [31]
  Italy Consulate-General [62]
  Japan Consulate-General   [31]
  Kazakhstan Consulate-General [63]
  Lebanon Consulate-General [31]
  Malaysia Consulate-General [64]
  Malta Consulate-General [31]
  Netherlands Consulate-General [65]
  New Zealand Consulate-General [31]
  Pakistan Consulate-General [31]
  Papua New Guinea Consulate-General [31]
  Peru Consulate-General [66]
  Philippines Consulate-General [26]
  Poland Consulate-General [67]
  Portugal Consulate-General [68]
  Romania Consulate-General [69]
  Russia Consulate-General [70]
  Samoa Consulate-General [31]
  Saudi Arabia Consulate-General [71]
  Serbia Consulate-General [72]
  South Korea Consulate-General [31]
  Spain Consulate-General [31]
   Switzerland Consulate-General [31]
  Republic of China (Taiwan) Economic & Cultural Office [73]
  Thailand Consulate-General [31]
  Turkey Consulate-General [31]
  United Kingdom Consulate-General [74]
  United States Consulate-General Also serves   NFI,   QLD [31]
  Uruguay Consulate-General [31]
  Vanuatu Consulate-General [31]
  Vietnam Consulate-General [31]

Non-resident embassies and high commissions

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Resident in Jakarta, Indonesia

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  1.   Bahrain[15]
  2.   North Korea[15]
  3.   Suriname[15]
  4.   Tunisia[15]
  5.   Yemen[15]

Resident in Singapore

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  1.   Kazakhstan[15]
  2.   Rwanda[15]
  3.   Uzbekistan[15]

Resident in Tokyo, Japan

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  1.   Armenia[15]
  2.   Belarus[15]
  3.   Benin[15]
  4.   Burkina Faso[15]
  5.   Cameroon[15]
  6.   Djibouti[15]
  7.   Dominican Republic[15]
  8.   Guinea[15]
  9.   Jamaica[15]
  10.   Malawi[15]
  11.   Mali[15]
  12.   Mauritania[75]
  13.   Mozambique[15]
  14.   Senegal[15]
  15.   Slovakia[15]
  16.   Tanzania[15]
  17.   Turkmenistan[15]

Resident elsewhere

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  1.   Bahamas (Nassau)
  2.   Barbados (London)[15]
  3.   Belize (Washington, D.C.)
  4.   Bolivia (Ottawa)[15]
  5.   Burundi (Beijing)
  6.   Cape Verde (Beijing)
  7.   Central African Republic (Pretoria)
  8.   Chad (Beijing)
  9.   Comoros (Beijing)
  10.   Congo-Brazzaville (Beijing)
  11.   Congo-Kinshasa
  12.   Equatorial Guinea (New Delhi)
  13.   Eritrea (Beijing)[15]
  14.   Eswatini (Kuala Lumpur)[15]
  15.   Gabon
  16.   Gambia (Riyadh)[15]
  17.   Grenada (Washington, D.C.)
  18.   Guinea-Bissau (Beijing)
  19.   Guyana (Ottawa)[15]
  20.   Haiti
  21.   Honduras
  22.   Iceland (Copenhagen)[15]
  23.   Ivory Coast (Seoul)
  24.   Kyrgyzstan[15]
  25.   Lesotho (Kuala Lumpur)[76]
  26.   Madagascar (Port Louis)[15]
  27.   Maldives (Colombo)[15]
  28.   Monaco (Monte Carlo)[15]
  29.   Marshall Islands (Suva)[15]
  30.   Montenegro (Podgorica)[15]
  31.   Namibia (Kuala Lumpur)
  32.   Nicaragua
  33.   Niger (New Delhi)[15]
  34.   Palau (Manila)
  35.   São Tomé and Príncipe (New York City)
  36.   Saint Kitts and Nevis (Washington, D.C.)
  37.   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Washington, D.C.)
  38.   Sierra Leone (Beijing)[15]
  39.   South Sudan (Beijing)[15]
  40.   Seychelles (New Delhi)[15]
  41.   Syria (Kuala Lumpur)
  42.   Tajikistan
  43.   Togo (Beijing)
  44.   Trinidad and Tobago (Beijing)

Other delegations or representative offices

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Sydney

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Closed missions

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Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Canberra   Belarus Embassy 2018 [78]
  Ivory Coast Embassy 2020 [79]
  Eritrea Embassy 2013
  North Korea Embassy 2008 [80]
  Paraguay Embassy 2024 [81]
  South Vietnam Embassy 1975 [82][83]
  Syria Embassy 2012 [84]
Adelaide   New Zealand Consulate-General 1990 [85]
  United Kingdom Consulate 2006 [86][87]
Brisbane   New Zealand Consulate-General 2010 [85]
  United States Consulate 1980s
Melbourne   Oman Consulate-General 2023 [88]
Perth   New Zealand Consulate-General 1990 [85]
Sydney   Costa Rica Consulate-General 2020 [89]
  Finland Consulate-General 2012 [90]
  Mexico Consulate-General 2001 [91]
  Sweden Consulate-General 1995 [92]
Townsville   Japan Consulate 1908 [93]

See also

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References

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  57. ^ Consulate-General of Colombia in Sydney
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  59. ^ Consulate-General of Fiji in Sydney
  60. ^ Consulate-General of Hungary in Sydney
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  63. ^ Consulate-General of Kazakhstan in Sydney
  64. ^ Consulate-General of Malaysia in Sydney
  65. ^ Consulate-General of the Netherlands in Sydney
  66. ^ Consulate-General of Peru in Sydney
  67. ^ Consulate-General of Poland in Sydney
  68. ^ Consulate-General of Portugal in Sydney
  69. ^ Consulate-General of Romania in Sydney
  70. ^ Consulate-General of Russia in Sydney
  71. ^ Consulate-General of Saudi Arabia in Sydney
  72. ^ Consulate-General of Serbia in Sydney
  73. ^ Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Sydney
  74. ^ Consulate-General of the United Kingdom in Sydney
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