List of diplomatic missions in Guinea-Bissau

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Guinea-Bissau. At present, the capital city of Bissau hosts 20 embassies. [1]


Map of diplomatic missions in Guinea-Bissau

Diplomatic missions in Bissau

Embassies

Other missions or delegations
  • Embassy of Portugal
    Embassy of Portugal
  • Embassy of South Africa
    Embassy of South Africa
  • Embassy of Spain
    Embassy of Spain

Non-resident embassies accredited to Guinea-Bissau

Resident in Abuja, Nigeria:

Resident in Conakry, Guinea:

Resident in Dakar, Senegal

Resident in Lisbon, Portugal:

Resident in Rabat, Morocco

Resident in other cities:

Former embassies

See also

Notes

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