What is an embassy?
Embassies are responsible for government-to-government relations.
An embassy is the official diplomatic representation, or mission, of one government to another. The person in charge, usually an ambassador, is the personal representative of the head of state of the country sending the mission to the host country. Embassies are responsible for government-to-government relations.
The principal diplomatic mission of one nation to another is an embassy. This is often where the foreign ambassador works, and occasionally resides, in the host nation. Embassies serve as a communication channel between the governments of the nations they are accredited and the governments of the host countries. In addition to serving diplomatic functions, embassies provide services to foreign nationals visiting the host nation. Travelers may need to get in touch with an embassy if they run into difficulties while overseas.
Purpose of Embassy
Supporting nationals living, working, or visiting abroad is one of an embassy’s main goals. Both ordinary government business and emergency scenarios require the presence of embassies and their outposts, known as “consulates.” They can become citizens of the nation the embassy represents or assist people of the foreign nation with travel there. Embassies work with local businesses, governments, and other groups as part of their diplomatic mission to establish and preserve commercial, cultural, and political ties.
Search Embassy Offices by Country
*The below mentioned are Country embassy in foreign countries.
Find address, phone number, email, fax, direction, for embassy all over the world and visa services such as types of visa, visa validity, online visa, passport services.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V Y Z
A
| Abkhazia | Algeria | Angola | Argentina | Australia |
| Afghanistan | American Samoa | Anguilla | Armenia | Austria |
| Albania | Andorra | Antigua and Barbuda | Aruba | Azerbaijan |
B
| Bahamas | Belarus | Bhutan | Brazil | Burkina Faso |
| Bahrain | Belgium | Bolivia | Brunei | Burundi |
| Bangladesh | Belize | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Bulgaria | |
| Barbados | Benin | Botswana | British Virgin Island | |
C
| Cabo Verde | Central African Republic | Colombia | Croatia | Czechia (Czech Republic) |
| Cambodia | Chad | Comoros | Cuba | Costa Rica |
| Cameroon | Chile | Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) | Curacao | |
| Canada | China | Cote d’Ivoire | Cyprus |
D
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | Djibouti | Dominican Republic |
| Denmark | Dominica |
E
| Ecuador | El Salvador | Eritrea | Eswatini (fmr. “Swaziland”) |
| Egypt | Equatorial Guinea | Estonia | Ethiopia |
F
G
| Gabon | Germany | Greenland | Guinea |
| Gambia | Ghana | Grenada | Guinea-Bissau |
| Georgia | Greece | Guatemala | Guyana |
H
| Haiti | Honduras |
| Hong Kong | Hungary |
I
| Iceland | Indonesia | Iraq | Israel |
| India | Iran | Ireland | Italy |
J
K
| Kazakhstan | Kiribati | Kosovo | Kyrgyzstan |
| Kenya | Korea | Kuwait |
L
| Laos | Lesotho | Liechtenstein |
| Latvia | Liberia | Lithuania |
| Lebanon | Libya | Luxembourg |
M
| Macau | Maldives | Mauritius | Monaco | Mozambique |
| Macedonia | Mali | Mayotte | Mongolia | Myanmar (formerly Burma) |
| Madagascar | Malta | Mexico | Montenegro | |
| Malawi | Marshall Islands | Micronesia | Montserrat | |
| Malaysia | Mauritania | Moldova | Morocco |
N
| Namibia | Netherlands | Niger | Norway |
| Nauru | New Zealand | Nigeria | |
| Nepal | Nicaragua | North Korea | |
O
P
| Pakistan | Panama | Peru | Portugal |
| Palau | Papua New Guinea | Philippines | |
| Palestine State | Paraguay | Poland (Polish) | Puerto Rico |
Q
R
S
T
| Tajikistan | Timor-Leste | Trinidad and Tobago | Turkmenistan |
| Tanzania | Togo | Tunisia | Tuvalu |
| Thailand | Tonga | Turkey | Taiwan |
U
| Uganda | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | United States of America (USA) | Uzbekistan |
| Ukraine | United Kingdom UK (British) | Uruguay |
