List of diplomatic missions in Kenya

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Kenya. There are currently 96 embassies/high commissions in Nairobi and three consulates in Mombasa.[1]

Honorary consulates are not listed below.


Diplomatic missions in Kenya


Diplomatic missions in Nairobi

Embassies and High Commissions

Entries marked with an asterisk (*) are member-states of the Commonwealth of Nations. As such, their embassies are formally termed as "high commissions".

  1.  Algeria[2]
  2.  Angola[2]
  3.  Argentina[2]
  4.  Australia*[2]
  5.  Austria[2]
  6.  Azerbaijan[2]
  7.  Bangladesh*[2]
  8.  Barbados*[2]
  9.  Belarus[2]
  10.  Belgium[2]
  11.  Botswana*[2]
  12.  Brazil[2]
  13.  Burkina Faso[2]
  14.  Burundi[2]
  15.  Canada*[2]
  16.  Chile[2]
  17.  China[2]
  18.  Colombia[2]
  19.  Congo-Brazzaville[2]
  20.  Congo-Kinshasa[2]
  21.  Costa Rica[2]
  22.  Cuba[2]
  23.  Cyprus*[2]
  24.  Czechia[2]
  25.  Denmark[2]
  26.  Djibouti[2]
  27.  Egypt[2]
  28.  Eritrea[2]
  29.  Ethiopia[2]
  30.  Finland[2]
  31.  France[2]
  32.  Germany[2]
  33.  Ghana*[2]
  34.  Greece[2]
  35.  Holy See[2]
  36.  Hungary[2]
  37.  India*[2]
  38.  Indonesia[2]
  39.  Iran[2]
  40.  Iraq[2]
  41.  Ireland[2]
  42.  Israel[2]
  43.  Italy[2]
  44.  Japan[2]
  45.  Jordan[2]
  46.  Kuwait[2]
  47.  Libya[2]
  48.  Malawi*[2]
  49.  Malaysia*[2]
  50.  Mexico[2]
  51.  Morocco[2]
  52.  Mozambique*[2]
  53.  Netherlands[2]
  54.  Nigeria*[2]
  55.  Norway[2]
  56.  Oman[2]
  57.  Pakistan*[2]
  58.  Palestine[2]
  59.  Peru[2][3]
  60.  Philippines[2]
  61.  Poland[2]
  62.  Portugal[2]
  63.  Qatar[2]
  64.  Romania[2]
  65.  Russia[2]
  66.  Rwanda*[2]
  67.  San Marino[2][4][5]
  68.  Sahrawi Republic[2]
  69.  Saudi Arabia[2]
  70.  Senegal[2]
  71.  Serbia[2]
  72.  Sierra Leone*[2]
  73.  Slovakia[2]
  74.  Somalia[2]
  75.  South Africa*[2]
  76.  South Korea[2]
  77.  South Sudan[2]
  78.  Sovereign Military Order of Malta[2][6]
  79.  Spain[2]
  80.  Sri Lanka*[2]
  81.  Sudan[2]
  82.  Sweden[2]
  83.   Switzerland[2]
  84.  Tanzania*[2]
  85.  Thailand[2]
  86.  Tunisia[2]
  87.  Turkey[2]
  88.  Uganda*[2]
  89.  Ukraine[2]
  90.  United Arab Emirates[2]
  91.  United Kingdom*[2]
  92.  United States[2]
  93.  Venezuela[2]
  94.  Yemen[2]
  95.  Zambia[2]
  96.  Zimbabwe[2]

Permanent missions to the United Nations Office at Nairobi

  1.  Kenya
  2.  Poland[7]
  3.  United States[8]

Other missions or delegations

  1.  Arab League (Mission)[2]
  2.  European Union (Delegation)[2]
  3.  Somaliland (Representative Office)
  • Embassy of Indonesia
    Embassy of Indonesia
  • Embassy of Japan
    Embassy of Japan
  • Embassy of Poland
    Embassy of Poland
  • Embassy of Ukraine
    Embassy of Ukraine
  • Embassy of the United States
    Embassy of the United States

Consular missions

Nairobi

  1.  Cameroon (Consulate-General)[2]

Mombasa

  1.  India (Assistant High Commission)
  2.  Tanzania (Consulate-General)[2]
  3.  Uganda (Consulate-General)[2][9]

Accredited embassies and high commissions

Resident in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

  1.  Armenia[10]
  2.  Benin[11]
  3.  Bulgaria[2]
  4.  Cameroon[1]
  5.  Chad[2]
  6.  Equatorial Guinea[2]
  7.  Eswatini[2]
  8.  Gabon[2]
  9.  Gambia[2]
  10.  Georgia[2]
  11.  Guinea[2]
  12.  Ivory Coast[2]
  13.  Kazakhstan[2]
  14.  Lesotho[2]
  15.  Liberia[2]
  16.  Madagascar[2]
  17.  Mali[2]
  18.  Mauritania[2]
  19.  Mauritius[2]
  20.  New Zealand[2]
  21.  Niger[2]
  22.  Seychelles[2]

Resident in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

  1.  Comoros[2]
  2.  Namibia[2]
  3.  Vietnam[2]

Resident in Pretoria, South Africa

  1.  Croatia[2]
  2.  Jamaica[2]
  3.    Nepal[2]
  4.  Myanmar[2]

Resident in other cities

  1.  Bosnia & Herzegovina (Cairo)[2][12]
  2.  Guatemala (London)[2]
  3.  Iceland (Kampala)[2][13]
  4.  Latvia (Cairo)[14]
  5.  Malta (Valletta)[15]
  6.  Maldives (Abu Dhabi)[16]
  7.  Singapore (Singapore)[2]
  8.  Syria (Khartoum)[2]
  9.  Trinidad and Tobago (Abuja)[2]

Unverified

Future missions

See also

References

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