List of diplomatic missions in Malta

Map of diplomatic missions in Malta

This article lists embassies and consulates posted in Malta. There are currently 26 embassies/high commissions in Malta. Several other countries have non resident embassies.

Embassies/High Commissions in Malta

Country Mission type Location Year Opened Photo
 Australia High Commission Ta' Xbiex 1967
 China Embassy St. Julian's 1972
 Egypt Embassy Ta' Xbiex 1973
 France Embassy Valletta 1965 -
 Germany Embassy Ta' Xbiex 1966
 Ghana High Commission Sliema 2019 -
 Greece Embassy Ta' Xbiex 2004
 Holy See Apostolic Nunciature Rabat 1966
 Hungary Embassy office Valletta 2018 -
 India High Commission Birkirkara 1993 -
 Ireland Embassy Ta' Xbiex 2005
 Italy Embassy Ta' Xbiex 1964
 Japan Embassy Sliema[1] 2024 -
 Kuwait Embassy Balzan 2012
 Libya Embassy Balzan 1984
 Netherlands Embassy Ta' Xbiex 1974
 Palestine Embassy Swieqi 1974 -
 Poland Embassy Santa Venera 2023 -
 Qatar Embassy Swieqi 2021 -
 Russia Embassy San Ġwann 1966
 Serbia Embassy Office Floriana 2022 -
 Sovereign Military Order of Malta Embassy Valletta 1966
 Spain Embassy Ta' Xbiex 1969
 Tunisia Embassy Ħ'Attard 1991 -
 Turkey Embassy Floriana 2010
 United Kingdom High Commission Ta' Xbiex 1964
 United States Embassy Ta' Qali 1964

Non-resident embassies / high commissions accredited to Malta

Resident in London, United Kingdom

Resident in Madrid, Spain

Resident in Rome, Italy

Resident in Tripoli, Libya

Resident elsewhere

Unverified

Former embassies/High Commissions

See also

References

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