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List of diplomatic missions in Afghanistan

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This is a list of diplomatic missions in Afghanistan. There are currently 17 embassies in Kabul (February 2024).

Diplomatic missions in Kabul

Embassies in Kabul

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    Embassy of Indonesia in Kabul
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    Embassy of Russia in Kabul

Consular missions

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Herat

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Jalalabad

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Kandahar

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Mazar-i-Sharif

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Accredited embassies

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Resident in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Resident in Ankara, Turkey

Resident in Doha, Qatar

Resident in Islamabad, Pakistan

Resident in Kuwait City, Kuwait

Resident in Moscow, Russia

Resident in New Delhi, India

Resident in Tehran, Iran

Resident Elsewhere

Closed missions

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Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Ref.
Kabul   Australia Embassy 2021 [26]
  Belgium Embassy 2015 [27]
  Bulgaria Embassy 2018 [28]
  Canada Embassy 2021 [29]
  Chechnya Embassy 2001 [30][31]
  Czechia Embassy 2021 [32]
  Denmark Embassy [33]
  Egypt Embassy [34]
  Finland Embassy [35]
  France Embassy [36]
  Germany Embassy [37]
  Hungary Embassy 2015 [38]
  Iraq Embassy 2017 [39]
  Italy Embassy 2021 [40]
  Libya Embassy 2009
  Netherlands Embassy 2021 [41]
  New Zealand Embassy 2014 [42]
  Norway Embassy 2021 [33]
  Poland Embassy 2013 [43]
  Romania Embassy 2021 [44]
  Republic of Korea Embassy [45]
  Spain Embassy [46]
  Sweden Embassy [47]
  United Kingdom Embassy [48]
  United States Embassy [49][50]
  Vietnam Embassy 1992 [51]
Kandahar   Chechnya Consulate 2001 [31]

References

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