List of diplomatic missions in Northern Ireland
This page lists diplomatic missions located in Northern Ireland, a constituent country within the United Kingdom.
Consulates General
In Belfast
In Comber
Honorary consulates
All in Belfast unless otherwise noted.
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil (Antrim)
- Bulgaria
- Canada (Killinchy)
- Chile (Rostrevor)
- Cyprus (Comber)
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- El Salvador
- Estonia
- Finland (Newtownabbey)
- Germany (Derry)
- Greece
- Guatemala (Whiteabbey)
- Hungary (Coleraine)
- Iceland
- Italy
- Malawi (Hillsborough)
- Malta
- Mauritius
- Mexico
- Monaco (Bangor)
- Namibia (Newry)
- Netherlands (Hillsborough)
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Poland (Warrenpoint)
- Portugal (Portadown)
- Seychelles (Dungannon)
- Spain
- Sweden
- Eswatini
- Turkey
- Ukraine (Derry)[1]
Other diplomatic missions
Non-consular Department of Foreign Affairs missions to represent the Republic of Ireland in the Good Friday Agreement institutions:
- British Irish Inter-Governmental Secretariat (in Belfast)[2]
- North-South Ministerial Council Joint Secretariat (in Armagh)[2]
Closed missions
Belfast
- European Union: The European Commission Office in Northern Ireland which was located in Belfast closed on 31 January 2020 when the United Kingdom left the EU.[3] The European External Action Service, which operates the EU's foreign diplomatic missions, has proposed opening a delegation office in Belfast, however it is reportedly not approved by the British government in London.[4]
See also
- Foreign relations of the United Kingdom
- List of diplomatic missions of the United Kingdom
- Northern Ireland Executive representation offices abroad
- Office of the Northern Ireland Executive in Brussels
- Apostolic Nunciature to Ireland – The diplomatic mission of the Holy See in Dublin is accredited to the Republic of Ireland for political purposes, but also has ecclesiastical jurisdiction over All-Ireland
References
- ^ a b c "Diplomatic List" (PDF). Consular Corps of Northern Ireland. November 2024. Retrieved 17 January 2025.
- ^ a b ""Organisation information - Our Ministers". Department of Foreign Affairs of Ireland. May 2019. Retrieved 26 May 2024.
- ^ "Representation in United Kingdom". European Commission. European Commission. c. 2020. Retrieved 17 January 2025.
- ^ Hayward, Katy (9 April 2020). "An EU presence in Northern Ireland after Brexit". UK in a Changing Europe. UK in a Changing Europe. Retrieved 17 January 2025.