List of diplomatic missions in Oman

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Oman. There are currently 59 embassies in Muscat and many countries maintain consulates in other Omani cities (not including honorary consulates).



Embassies in Muscat

  1.  Afghanistan[1]
  2. Algeria[1]
  3. Armenia[1]
  4. Austria[1][2]
  5. Azerbaijan[1][3]
  6. Bahrain[1]
  7. Bangladesh[1]
  8. Brazil[1]
  9. Brunei[1]
  10. China[1]
  11. Cyprus[1]
  12. Egypt[1]
  13. Ethiopia[1]
  14. France[1]
  15. Germany[1]
  16. Hungary[1]
  17. India[1]
  18. Indonesia[1]
  19. Iran[1]
  20. Iraq[1]
  21. Italy[1]
  22. Japan[1]
  23. Jordan[1]
  24. Kazakhstan[1]
  25. Kenya[1]
  26. Kuwait[1]
  27. Lebanon[1]
  28. Libya[1]
  29. Malaysia[1]
  30. Mauritania[1]
  31. Morocco[1]
  32.   Nepal[1]
  33. Netherlands[1]
  34. Pakistan[1]
  35. Palestine[1]
  36. Philippines[1]
  37. Qatar[1]
  38. Romania[1]
  39. Russia[1]
  40. Saudi Arabia[1]
  41. Senegal[1]
  42. Singapore[4]
  43. Somalia[1]
  44. South Korea[1]
  45. Spain[1]
  46. Sri Lanka[1]
  47. Sudan[1]
  48.  Switzerland[1]
  49. Syria[1]
  50. Tanzania[1]
  51. Thailand[1]
  52. Tunisia[1]
  53. Turkey[1]
  54. Ukraine[1]
  55. United Arab Emirates[1]
  56. United Kingdom[1]
  57. United States[1]
  58. Uzbekistan[1]
  59. Yemen[1]

Non-resident embassies accredited to Oman

Resident in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

  1. Fiji[1]
  2. Kyrgyzstan[1]
  3. North Macedonia[1]
  4. Seychelles[1]

Resident in Cairo, Egypt

  1. Belarus[1]
  2. Chile[1]
  3. Colombia[1]
  4. Estonia[1]
  5. Holy See[1]
  6. Nicaragua
  7. North Korea[1]
  8. Rwanda[1]
  9. Serbia[1]
  10. Slovakia[1]
  11. Slovenia[1]

Resident in Doha, Qatar

  1. Central African Republic
  2. Croatia[1]
  3. Haiti
  4. Paraguay[1][6]
  5. Panama[7]

Resident in Kuwait City, Kuwait

  1. Benin[1]
  2. Bhutan
  3. Botswana[8]
  4. Cambodia[1][9]
  5. Laos[1]
  6. Malawi[10]
  7. Mongolia[1]
  8. Tajikistan[1]
  9. Togo
  10. Zimbabwe[1]

Resident in London, United Kingdom

  1. Dominica
  2. Guatemala[1]
  3. Lithuania[1]

Resident in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

  1. Albania[1]
  2. Angola[11]
  3. Argentina[1]
  4. Australia[1]
  5. Belgium[1]
  6. Bosnia and Herzegovina[1]
  7. Burkina Faso[1]
  8. Burundi[1]
  9. Cameroon[1]
  10. Canada[1]
  11. Comoros[1]
  12. Cuba[1]
  13. Czech Republic[1]
  14. Denmark[1]
  15. Djibouti[1]
  16. Dominican Republic[12]
  17. Eritrea[1]
  18. Equatorial Guinea[13]
  19. Finland[1]
  20. Gabon[1]
  21. Gambia[1]
  22. Georgia[1]
  23. Ghana[1]
  24. Greece[1]
  25. Guinea[1]
  26. Guinea-Bissau[1]
  27. Ireland[1][14]
  28. Ivory Coast[1][15]
  29. Madagascar[16]
  30. Maldives[1]
  31. Mali[1]
  32. Mauritius[1]
  33. Mexico[1]
  34. Myanmar[1]
  35. New Zealand[1]
  36. Niger[1]
  37. Nigeria[1]
  38. Norway[1]
  39. Peru[1][17]
  40.  Poland[1]
  41. Portugal[1]
  42. Sierra Leone[1]
  43. Sweden[1]
  44. Turkmenistan[1]
  45. Uganda[1]
  46. Uruguay[1][18]
  47. Venezuela[1]
  48. Vietnam[1]
  49. Zambia[1]

Resident in other cities

  1. Iceland (Rejkyavik)[19]
  2. Malta (Valletta)[1]

Closed missions

Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Muscat Sweden Embassy 1993 [20]
South Africa Embassy 2021 [21]

See also

Notes

References

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  20. ^ "Vissa anslag m.m. inom Utrikesdepartementets område (prop. 1992/93:100 bil. 4)" [Some grants, etc. within the area of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Bill 1992/93:100 appx. 4)] (in Swedish). Stockholm: Committee on Foreign Affairs. 23 March 1993. Retrieved 4 January 2024.
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