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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Libya. Due to the Libyan Crisis, several countries have closed their embassies in Tripoli.


Map of diplomatic missions in Libya

Diplomatic missions in Tripoli

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Embassies

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  1.  Algeria[1]
  2.  Austria[2][3]
  3.  Bangladesh[4]
  4.  Bosnia and Herzegovina[5]
  5.  Burkina Faso[6]
  6.  Chad[7]
  7.  China[8]
  8.  Congo-Brazzaville
  9.  Egypt[9][10]
  10.  France[11]
  11.  Germany[12]
  12.  Ghana[13]
  13.  Greece[14]
  14.  Guinea[15]
  15.  Guinea-Bissau[16]
  16.  Hungary[17]
  17.  India[18]
  18.  Indonesia
  19.  Iran
  20.  Iraq[19]
  21.  Italy[20]
  22.  Japan[21]
  23.  Jordan[22]
  24.  Kuwait[23][24]
  25.  Lebanon[25]
  26.  Mali[26]
  27.  Mauritania[27]
  28.  Malta[28]
  29.  Morocco[29][30]
  30.  Netherlands[31][32]
  31.  Niger[33]
  32.  Nigeria[34]
  33.  Pakistan[35]
  34.  Palestine
  35.  Philippines[36]
  36.  Qatar[37]
  37.  Russia[38]
  38.  Saudi Arabia[39]
  39.  Serbia[40][41]
  40.  Somalia[42]
  41.  South Korea[43][44]
  42.  Spain[45]
  43.  Sudan[46]
  44.  Tunisia[47]
  45.  Turkey
  46.  United Arab Emirates[48]
  47.  United Kingdom[49]
  48.  Yemen[50]

Other missions or delegations

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  • Embassy of Indonesia
    Embassy of Indonesia
  • Embassy of Italy
    Embassy of Italy
  • Embassy of Russia
    Embassy of Russia

Consular missions

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Benghazi

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Italian Consulate-General in Benghazi

Misrata

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Non-resident embassies

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Resident in Algiers, Algeria

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Resident in Cairo, Egypt

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Resident in Tunis, Tunisia

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Resident in other cities

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Closed missions

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Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Tripoli  Australia Consulate-General 2011 [100]
 Azerbaijan Embassy Unknown [101][102]
 Belarus Embassy 2014 [103]
 Belgium Embassy 2015 [104]
 Brazil Embassy 2014 [105]
 Croatia Embassy 2011 [106]
 Cuba Embassy Unknown [107]
 Cyprus Embassy 2014 [108]
 Czechia Embassy 2019 [109]
 Denmark Embassy 2015
 Eritrea Embassy 2015 [110]
 Finland Embassy 2003 [111]
 Kenya Embassy 2014 [112]
 Madagascar Embassy 2013 [113]
 Malawi Embassy 2004 [114]
 Malaysia Embassy 2014 [115]
 North Korea Embassy 2024 [116]
 Norway Embassy Unknown [117]
 Oman Embassy 2014 [118][119]
 Poland Embassy 2014 [120]
 Portugal Embassy 2014 [121]
 Senegal Embassy Unknown [122]
 Sierra Leone Embassy 2014 [123]
 Slovakia Embassy 2011 [124]
 South Africa Embassy Unknown [88][125]
 Sri Lanka Embassy 2011 [126]
 Sweden Embassy 2005
  Switzerland Embassy 2014 [78]
 Thailand Embassy 2014 [127][128]
 Togo Embassy 2015 [129]
 Uganda Embassy Unknown [130]
 Ukraine Embassy 2015 [131]
 United States Embassy 2014 [132]
 Vietnam Embassy 2018 [133]
 Venezuela Embassy Unknown [134]
Bayda  United States Consulate 1966 [135]
Benghazi  Bulgaria Consulate 2007 [136]
 France Consulate-General 1984 [137]
 Poland Consulate-General 2006 [120]
 Turkey Consulate-General 2014 [138][139]
 United Kingdom Consulate 2012 [140]
 United States Consulate 1966 [135]
Mission 2014 [135]
Kufra  Sudan Consulate 2017 [141]
Sabha  Algeria Consulate-General 2014 [citation needed]
 Niger Consulate Unknown [110][142]

Missions to Open

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Tripoli

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Benghazi

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Sabha

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  •  Chad (Consulate General)
  •  Turkey (Consulate General)

See also

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References

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