List of diplomatic missions in Latvia
This page lists diplomatic missions resident in Latvia. At present, the capital city of Riga hosts 37 embassies. Several other countries have ambassadors accredited to Latvia, with most being resident in Stockholm, Moscow, Warsaw or other Nordic capitals.
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Map of diplomatic missions in Latvia
In late-November 2006, Riga hosted the 19th NATO Summit, significantly boosting the diplomatic profile of the country.
Embassies
Embassy of France in Riga
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Embassy of Germany in Riga
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Embassy of Russia in Riga
Embassy of Turkey in Riga
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Embassy of Italy in Riga
Riga
Missions
Taiwan (Taipei Mission in the Republic of Latvia)
Consulates-General
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Consulate-General of Russia in Daugavpils
Non-resident embassies
Stockholm:
Copenhagen: Helsinki: Warsaw:
Berlin: Brussels: The Hague: Moscow: Minsk: Vilnius: Other cities: |
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See also
References
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