Kyrgyz diplomatic missions

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The landlocked, mountainous Kyrgyz Republic has a spread of diplomatic representation across Eurasia, particuarly in other former Soviet republics where bilateral and multilateral ties have survived the breakup of the Soviet Union [1]. Listed below are Kyrgyz diplomatic missions abroad, excluding honorary consulates:

1 Europe
2 North America
3 Asia
4 Middle East
5 Multilateral organisations
6 See also
7 References

[edit] Europe

Austria
- Vienna (embassy)
Belarus
- Minsk (embassy)
Belgium
- Brussels (embassy)
Germany
- Berlin (embassy)
- Frankfurt (consular agency)
Kazakhstan
- Astana (embassy)
- Almaty (consulate-general)
Russia
- Moscow (embassy)
- Ekaterinburg (consulate-general)
Switzerland
- Geneva (embassy)
Tajikistan
- Dushanbe (embassy)
Turkmenistan
- Ashkabad (embassy)
Ukraine
- Kiev (embassy)
United Kingdom
- London (embassy)
Uzbekistan
- Tashkent (embassy)

[edit] North America

United States
- Washington DC (embassy)
- New York City (consular post)

[edit] Asia

China
- Beijing (embassy)
- Urumqi (visa office)
India
- New Delhi (embassy)
Japan
- Tokyo (embassy)
Malaysia
- Kuala Lumpur (embassy)
Pakistan
- Karachi (consulate-general)

[edit] Middle East

Afghanistan
- Kabul (embassy)
Iran
- Tehran (embassy)
- Mashad (consular post)
Turkey
- Ankara (embassy)
- Istanbul (consulate-general)
United Arab Emirates
- Dubai (consulate-general)

[edit] Multilateral organisations

- Brussels (delegation to the European Union)
- Geneva (resident representative office to United Nations and international organisations)
- New York (representative office to the United Nations)
- Vienna (permanent representative office to the OSCE and other international organisations)