List of diplomatic missions in the United Kingdom

The following 165 countries maintain embassies and high commissions in London as their primary diplomatic missions to the United Kingdom.^[1]

Representative Offices of British Overseas Territories

The following British Overseas Territories maintain representative offices in London.^[3]

•  Anguilla (Representative Office)
•  Bermuda (Representative Office)
•  British Virgin Islands
•  Cayman Islands
•  Falkland Islands (Representative Office)
•  Gibraltar (Representative Office)
•  Montserrat (Representative Office)
•  Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
•  Turks and Caicos Islands

Other regions

The following regions have diplomatic missions in London.^[3]

•  Catalonia (Spain) - Delegation
•  Flanders (Belgium) - Delegation
•  Hong Kong (China) - Economic and Trade Office
•  Quebec (Canada) - Delegation^[4]

Disputed regions and states

The following disputed states have diplomatic missions in London.^[3]

• Northern Cyprus (Representative Office)^[5]
•  Palestine (Mission)
•  Somaliland (Mission)
• Republic of China (Taipei Representative Office in the U.K.)
• National Coalition for Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces

International organisations

•  Arab League (Office)
•  European Union (Delegation)
•  United Nations:
  • International Maritime Organization
  • United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and World Food Programme (Office)
• World Bank (Office)

Some countries also maintain consular missions in the following towns and cities, under a variety of names:^[6][7]

Belfast

Birmingham

Bradford

•  Pakistan (Consulate)^[8][14]

Cardiff

•  Ireland (Consulate-General)^[8][15]

Comber

•  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Consulate-General)^[8][16]

Edinburgh

George Town, Cayman Islands

•  United States (Consular Agency)

Glasgow

•  Pakistan (Consulate)^[8][14]

Hamilton, Bermuda

•  United States (Consulate General)^[31]

Manchester

† States which, in addition to a non-resident diplomatic mission, have a resident honorary consul.

•  Bhutan
•  Comoros
•  Liechtenstein
•  Nauru
•  Palau
•  Tuvalu (Tuvalu House)

For a variety of reasons the following sovereign states have no form of representation in the United Kingdom:

•  Marshall Islands
•  Federated States of Micronesia

There are also a number of partially recognised states not recognised by the United Kingdom; see List of states with limited recognition.

• Foreign relations of the United Kingdom
• List of diplomatic missions in Scotland
• List of diplomatic missions in Wales
• List of diplomatic missions in Northern Ireland
• List of diplomatic missions of the United Kingdom
• List of ambassadors and high commissioners to the United Kingdom
• List of country codes on British diplomatic vehicle registration plates
• Visa requirements for British citizens

• List of foreign embassies in the UK