List of diplomatic missions in Eritrea

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Eritrea. At present, the capital city of Asmara hosts 22 embassies.


Map of diplomatic missions in Eritrea

Embassies in Asmara

  1.  China[1][2]
  2. Djibouti[3]
  3.  Egypt[2][4][5]
  4.  Ethiopia
  5.  France[6][7]
  6.  Germany[8]
  7. India[9]
  8.  Italy[10]
  9. Japan[9][11]
  10. Libya[5]
  11.  Nigeria
  12.  Qatar[5]
  13.  Russia[5][10]
  14. Saudi Arabia[10]
  15. Somalia[7]
  16.  South Africa[12]
  17.  South Sudan[13]
  18.  Sudan[10]
  19.  Turkey[2]
  20.  United Kingdom
  21.  United States
  22. Yemen[5]
  1. European Union (Delegation)[10]
  2. United Nations (Resident Coordinator's Office)[2]

Non-resident embassies

Resident in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

  1. Angola[7][14]
  2. Bulgaria[15]
  3. Burundi[16]
  4. Colombia[17]
  5. Equatorial Guinea[18]
  6. Ghana[19]
  7. Indonesia[20]
  8. Kazakhstan[21]
  9. Mali[22]
  10. Senegal[23]
  11. Seychelles[24]

Resident in Cairo, Egypt

  1. Armenia[9][25]
  2. Australia[10][26]
  3. Austria[27]
  4. Bangladesh[28]
  5. Brazil[9][29]
  6. Croatia[30]
  7. Czechia[31]
  8. Greece[32]
  9. Hungary[33]
  10. Ivory Coast[10][34]
  11. Kenya[35]
  12. Mauritania[10][36]
  13. Mexico[37]
  14.   Nepal[38]
  15. Niger[7][39]
  16. Oman[40]
  17. Philippines[41]
  18. Poland[10][42]
  19. Portugal[43]
  20. Romania[44]
  21. Sri Lanka[10][45]
  22. Thailand[9][46]
  23. Ukraine[47]
  24. Vietnam[48]

Resident in Khartoum, Sudan

  1. Central African Republic[49]
  2. Holy See[50]
  3. Uganda[7][51]
  4. Zimbabwe[52][53]

Resident in Nairobi, Kenya

  1. Argentina[54]
  2. Belgium[2][55]
  3. Canada[9][56]
  4. Denmark[57]
  5. Finland[58]
  6. Iran[2][59]
  7. Ireland[60]
  8. Netherlands[2][61]
  9. Rwanda[9][61]
  10. Slovakia[9][56]
  11. Serbia[62]
  12.  Switzerland[61]
  13. Tanzania[63][61]
  14. Zambia[10][61]

Resident in other cities

  1. Jamaica (Pretoria)[7][64]
  2. Pakistan (Djibouti City)[65]
  3. Paraguay (Rabat)[66]
  4. Sweden (Stockholm)[67]

Unverified

  1.  Algeria (Riyadh)
  2. Cuba (Sana'a)[68]
  3.  Estonia (Cairo)
  4.  Guinea (Addis Ababa)
  5.  Guatemala (Cairo)
  6. Grenada (Moscow)
  7. Haiti (Rome)
  8.  Jordan (Riyadh)
  9. Kuwait (Djibouti City)
  10. Laos (New Delhi)
  11. Maldives (Riyadh)
  12. Malaysia (Muscat)
  13. Malta (Valletta)[69]
  14. Morocco (Cairo)[70]
  15. North Korea (Cairo)
  16. Norway (Khartoum)[71]
  17.  Nicaragua (Cairo)
  18.  Sierra Leone (Addis Ababa)
  19. South Korea (Khartoum)[72]
  20. Spain (Nairobi)[73]
  21.  Turkmenistan (Riyadh)
  22.  Timor-Leste (Geneva)
  23.  United Arab Emirates (Khartoum)
  24.  Venezuela (Addis Ababa)

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Asmara Denmark Embassy 2003 [74]
Israel Embassy 2022 [75]
Kuwait Embassy Unknown [76]
Netherlands Embassy 2011 [77]
Norway Embassy 2013 [78]
Pakistan Embassy 2020
South Korea Embassy 2007
Assab Ethiopia Consulate Unknown [79]

See also

Notes

References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "President Isaias Receives Credentials of Ambassadors". APO Group. Asmara. 17 December 2024. Retrieved 13 October 2025.
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  58. ↑ "Finland's embassies, consulates general and honorary consulates by country". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland. Retrieved 20 April 2026.
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