Diplomatic missions of Ecuador

Diplomatic missions of Ecuador

Listed below are the embassies and consulates-general of Ecuador (excluding honorary consulates):

Europe

*Flag|Austria
** Vienna (Embassy)
*Flag|Belgium
** Brussels (Embassy)
*Flag|France
** Paris (Embassy)
*Flag|Germany
** Berlin (Embassy)
** Hamburg (Consulate-General)
*Flag|Holy See
** Vatican City (Embassy)
*Flag|Hungary
** Budapest (Embassy)
*Flag|Italy
** Rome (Embassy)
** Genoa (Consulate-General)
** Milan (Consulate-General)
*Flag|Netherlands
** The Hague (Embassy)
*Flag|Poland
** Warsaw (Embassy)
*Flag|Russia
** Moscow (Embassy)
*Flag|Spain
** Madrid (Embassy)
** Barcelona (Consulate-General)
** Murcia (Consulate-General)
** Valencia (Consulate-General)
*Flag|Sweden
** Stockholm (Embassy)
*Flag|Switzerland
** Bern (Embassy)
** Lausanne (Consulate-General)
*Flag|United Kingdom
** London (Embassy)

North America

*Flag|Canada
** Ottawa (Embassy)
** Montreal (Consulate-General)
** Toronto (Consulate-General)
*Flag|Costa Rica
** San José (Embassy)
*Flag|Cuba
** Havana (Embassy)
*Flag|Dominican Republic
** Santo Domingo (Embassy)
*Flag|El Salvador
** San Salvador (Embassy)
*Flag|Guatemala
** Guatemala City (Embassy)
*Flag|Honduras
** Tegucigalpa (Embassy)
*Flag|Mexico
** Mexico City (Embassy)
** Guadalajara (Consulate-General)
** Monterrey (Consulate-General)
*Flag|Nicaragua
** Managua (Embassy)
*Flag|Panama
** Panama City (Embassy)
*Flag|United States
** Washington DC (Embassy)
** Beverly Hills (Consulate-General)
** Chicago (Consulate-General)
** Houston (Consulate-General)
** Miami (Consulate-General)
** New Haven (Consulate-General)
** New York (Consulate-General)
** Newark (Consulate-General)
** San Francisco (Consulate-General)

outh America

*Flag|Argentina
** Buenos Aires (Embassy)
*Flag|Bolivia
** La Paz (Embassy)
*Flag|Brazil
** Brasília (Embassy)
*Flag|Chile
** Santiago (Embassy)
*Flag|Colombia
** Bogotá (Consulate)
** Cali (Consulate)
** Ipiales (Consulate)
*Flag|Paraguay
** Asunción (Embassy)
*Flag|Peru
** Lima (Embassy)
** Piura (Consulate)
** Tumbes (Consulate)
*Flag|Uruguay
** Montevideo (Embassy)
*Flag|Venezuela
** Caracas (Embassy)

Middle East

*Flag|Israel
** Tel Aviv (Embassy)

Africa

*Flag|Egypt
** Cairo (Embassy)

Asia

*Flag|China
** Beijing (Embassy)
*Flag|India
** New Delhi (Embassy)
*Flag|Indonesia
** Jakarta (Embassy)
*Flag|Japan
** Tokyo (Embassy)
*Flag|Malaysia
** Kuala Lumpur (Embassy)
*Flag|South Korea
** Seoul (Embassy)

Oceania

*Flag|Australia
** Canberra (Embassy)
** Sydney (Consulate-General)

Multilateral Organizations

** Brussels (Mission to the European Union)
** Geneva (Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other International Organizations)
** Montevideo (Permanent Missions to ALADI and MERCOSUR)
** New York (Permanent Mission to the United Nations)
** Paris (Permanent Mission to UNESCO)
** Rome (Permanent Mission to FAO)
** Washington DC (Permanent Mission to the OAS)

ee also

*Foreign relations of Ecuador

References

* [http://www.mmrree.gov.ec/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador]


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