Seznam českých velvyslanectví v zahraničí

Země, kde působí český zastupitelský úřad

Toto je seznam zastupitelských úřadů České republiky v zahraničí platný k 27. dubnu 2022. Autoritní údaje Ministerstva zahraničí jsou uvedeny v externích odkazech na konci tohoto článku.

Zastupitelský úřad (velvyslanectví) [1]

Evropa

Česká ambasáda v Madridu
Česká ambasáda v Oslu
Česká ambasáda v Paříži
Československá (dnes slovenská) ambasáda v Londýně

Asie

Česká ambasáda v Pekingu
Česká ambasáda v Ammánu

Afrika

Amerika

Česká ambasáda ve Washingtonu, D.C.

Austrálie a Oceánie

Zaniklé státy

Generální konzulát [1]

Generální konzulát v Sydney

Honorární konzulát [1]

Stálé mise, delegace a zastoupení [4]

Další formy české přítomnosti v zahraničí

Reference

  1. ↑ a b c Seznam webových adres českých velvyslanectví a generálních konzulátů
  2. ↑ LAZAROFF, Tovah. Czech Republic opens de facto embassy to Israel in west Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Post [online]. 2021-03-11 [cit. 2021-03-13]. Dostupné online. (anglicky) 
  3. ↑ Velvyslanectví Pchjongjang. mzv.gov.cz [online]. [cit. 2023-12-14]. Dostupné online. 
  4. ↑ Přehled stálých misí na stránkách Ministerstva zahraničních věcí

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