This article lists diplomatic missions resident in Bulgaria. At present, the capital city of Sofia hosts 70 embassies.
This listing excludes honorary consulates.
Diplomatic missions in Sofia Sending Country Mission Photo Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Delegation Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Apostolic Nunciature Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Liaison office Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy Embassy
Consular missions
The cities of Burgas, Plovdiv, and Varna are each host to one career consulate-general.
Burgas
Plovdiv
Varna
Non-resident embassies accredited to Bulgaria
Resident in Ankara, Turkey
Resident in Athens, Greece
Resident in Belgrade, Serbia
Resident in Berlin, Germany
Resident in Brussels, Belgium
Resident in Bucharest, Romania
Resident in Moscow, Russia
Resident in Paris, France
Resident in Rome, Italy
Resident in Vienna, Austria
Resident in Warsaw, Poland
Resident in other cities
(Andorra la Vella) (Geneva) (Prague) (Budapest) (London) (London) (Kyiv) (Prague) (Valletta) (Budapest) (Tel Aviv) (Stockholm)
Closed missions Host city Sending country Mission Year closed Sofia Embassy 1999 Embassy 2012 Embassy 1993 Embassy Unknown Embassy 1989 Embassy 1994 Embassy 2016 Embassy 2003 Embassy2025 Embassy 2018 Embassy 2010 Embassy 2002 Embassy 2020 Plovdiv Consulate-General 2016 Ruse Consulate-General 2022 Varna Consulate General 2008 Consulate-General 2014
See also Foreign relations of Bulgaria Visa requirements for Bulgarian citizens List of diplomatic missions of Bulgaria
Notes
References
External links Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs