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Africa

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Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 Algeria 1979-03
  • Algeria has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[1]
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Paris, France is responsible for Algeria.[2]
 Angola
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Brasília, Brazil is responsible for Angola.[2]
 Benin
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Benin.[2]
 Botswana
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Botswana.[2]
 Burkina Faso
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Burkina Faso.[2]
 Burundi
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Burundi.[2]
 Cameroon
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Cameroon.[2]
 Cape Verde
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Cape Verde.[2]
 Central African Republic
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Central African Republic.[2]
 Chad
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Cairo, Egypt is responsible for Chad.[2]
 Comoros
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Comoros.[2]
 Democratic Republic of Congo
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for the Democratic Republic of Congo.[2]
 Côte d'Ivoire
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Ivory Coast.[2]
  • The Ivoirian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is responsible for Colombia.[3]
 Djibouti
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Cairo, Egypt is responsible for Djibouti.[2]
 Egypt 1947-01
  • Colombia has an embassy in Cairo, Egypt.[4]
  • Egypt has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[5]
 Equatorial Guinea
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Madrid, Spain is responsible for Equatorial Guinea.[2]
  • The Equatorial Guinean Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is responsible for Colombia.[6]
 Eritrea
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Cairo, Egypt is responsible for Eritrea.[2]
 Ethiopia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Ethiopia.[2]
 Gabon
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Gabon.[2]
 Gambia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Gambia.[2]
 Ghana 1988-06-23
  • Colombia has an embassy in Accra, Ghana.[7]
  • The Ghanian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.[2]
 Guinea
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Guinea.[2]
  • The Guinean Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Guinea-Bissau
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Guinea-Bissau.[2]
  • The Bissau-Guinean Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Kenya 1975
  • Colombia has an embassy in Nairobi, Kenya.[8]
  • The Kenyan Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.[9]
 Lesotho
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Lesotho.[2]
 Liberia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Liberia.[2]
 Libya
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Cairo, Egypt is responsible for Libya.[2]
  • The Libyan Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Madagascar
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Madagascar.[2]
 Malawi
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Malawi.[2]
 Mali
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Paris, France is responsible for Mali.[2]
 Mauritania
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Paris, France is responsible for Mauritania.[2]
 Mauritius
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Mauritius.[2]
 Morocco 1979-01-01
  • Colombia has an embassy in Rabat, Morocco.[10]
  • Morocco has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[11]
 Mozambique
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Mozambique.[2]
 Namibia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Namibia.[2]
  • The Namibian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Niger
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Niger.[2]
 Nigeria
  • The Colombian Embassy in Accra, Ghana is concurrent to Nigeria.[2]
  • The Nigerian Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Republic of Congo
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for the Republic of Congo.[2]
 Rwanda
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Rwanda.[2]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 1985-02-27
  • Colombia froze relations with the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic on 20 December 2000.
  • On 8 May 2014 the Senate of Colombia passed a non-binding resolution urging President Juan Manuel Santos Calderón to renew relations with the SADR.
 São Tomé and Príncipe
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Lisbon, Portugal is responsible for São Tomé and Príncipe.[2]
 Senegal
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Senegal.[2]
 Seychelles
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Seychelles.[2]
 Sierra Leone
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Sierra Leone.[2]
 Somalia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Somalia.[2]
 South Africa 1994-04-12 [12]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Pretoria, South Africa.[13]
  • The South African Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.[12]
 South Sudan
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for South Sudan.[2]
 Sudan
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Cairo, Egypt is responsible for Sudan.[2]
 Swaziland
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Swaziland.[2]
 Tanzania
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Tanzania.[2]
 Togo
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Accra, Ghana is responsible for Togo.[2]
 Tunisia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Madrid, Spain is responsible for Tunisia.[2]
 Uganda
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Nairobi, Kenya is responsible for Uganda.[2]
 Zambia
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is concurrent to Zambia.[2]
  • The Zambian embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.[14]
 Zimbabwe
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Pretoria, South Africa is responsible for Zimbabwe.[2]

Americas

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Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 Antigua and Barbuda 1982-03-15 [15]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Kington, Jamaica is concurrent to Antigua and Barbuda.[2]
 Argentina
Main article: Argentina–Colombia relations
 Bahamas 1977-08-26 [18]
  • The Bahamas Embassy in Washington, DC, United States is concurrent to Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in Havana, Cuba is concurrent to the Bahamas.[2]
 Barbados 1972-01-28 [19]
  • The Barbadian Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.[19]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago is concurrent to Barbados.[2]
 Belize 1982-02-15 [20]
  • The Belizean Embassy in Mexico City, Mexico is concurrent to Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in San Salvador, El Salvador is concurrent to Belize.[2]
 Bolivia
Main article: Bolivia–Colombia relations
  • Bolivia has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[21]
  • Colombia has an embassy in La Paz, Bolivia.[22]
 Brazil
 Canada 1953
Main article: Canada–Colombia relations
 Chile 1922-10-01 [27]
 Costa Rica
  • Colombia has an embassy in San José, Costa Rica.[30]
  • Costa Rica has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[31]
 Cuba 1902
  • Colombia has an embassy in Havana, Cuba.[32]
  • Cuba has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[33]
  • Diplomatic Relations between Colombia and Cuba have been severed in two occasions: from 9 December 1961 to 6 March 1975, and from 23 March 1981 to 19 July 1991.[34]
 Dominica 1980-12-09 [18]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Kington, Jamaica is concurrent to Dominica.[2]
 Dominican Republic 1936
  • Colombia has an embassy in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.[35]
  • The Dominican Republic has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[36]
 Ecuador 1832-02-10 [37]
Main article: Colombia–Ecuador relations
 El Salvador
 Grenada 1981-01-09 [18]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago is concurrent to Grenada.[2]
  • The Grenadian Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Guatemala 1825-01-01 [42]
 Guyana 1970-12-18 [45]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Guyana.[2]
  • The Guyanese Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Haiti
  • The Colombian Embassy in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is concurrent to Haiti.[2]
 Honduras 1825-01-01 [46]
 Jamaica 1968-04-16 [49]
 Mexico 1823-10-03 [52]
Main article: Colombia–Mexico relations
 Nicaragua 1825-01-01 [55]
Main article: Colombia–Nicaragua relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Managua, Nicaragua.[56]
  • Nicaragua has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[57]
 Panama
 Paraguay
 Peru 1822-07-06 [62]
 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1984-01-01 [18]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Kington, Jamaica is concurrent to Saint Kitts and Nevis.[2]
 Saint Lucia 1979-12-05 [18]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Kington, Jamaica is concurrent to Saint Lucia.[2]
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1981-03-17 [18][65]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago is concurrent to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.[2]
 Suriname 1978-06-24 [66]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Surinam.[2]
  • The Surinamese Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Trinidad and Tobago
 United States 1822-06-19
Main article: Colombia-United States relations
 Uruguay
Main article: Colombia–Uruguay relations
 Venezuela 1831-11-27 [73]
Main article: Colombia–Venezuela relations

Asia

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Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 Afghanistan 1990-08-03
  • The Afghani Embassy in Washington, D.C, United States is concurrent to Colombia.[76]
  • The Colombian Embassy Washington, D.C, United States is concurrent to Afghanistan.
 Armenia 1994-12-22


 Azerbaijan 1994-12-13
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Azerbaijan.[2]
  • Azerbaijan has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Bahrain 1989-04-18 [77]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is concurrent to Bahrain.[2]
 Bangladesh 1984-02-14
Main article: Bangladesh–Colombia relations
  • The Bangladeshi Embassy in Washington, DC, United States is concurrent to Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to Bangladesh.[2]
 Bhutan 2012-12-21 [78]
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to Bhutan.[2]
 Brunei 1992-03-24
  • The Bruneian mission in New York, United States is concurrent to Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is concurrent to Brunei.[2]
 Cambodia 1972-12-16
  • The Colombian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand is concurrent to Cambodia.[2]
 China 1980-07-02
 East Timor
  • The Colombian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia is concurrent to East Timor.[2]
 Georgia 1997-06-06
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Georgia.[2]
  • The Georgian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 India 1959-01-19
Main article: Colombia–India relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in New Delhi, India.[80]
  • India has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Indonesia 1980-09-15
Main article: Colombia–Indonesia relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia.[81]
  • Indonesia has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[82]
 Iran 1975-04-28
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Iran.[2]
  • Iran has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Iraq 1979-01-01
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Iraq.[2]
 Israel 1957-07-01
Main article: Colombia–Israel relations
  • Colombian has an embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel. [83]
  • Israel has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Japan 1908-05-25
Main article: Colombia–Japan relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Tokyo, Japan.[84]
  • Japan has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Jordan
  • The Colombian Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon is concurrent to Jordan.[2]
 Kazakhstan 1992-05-27
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Kazakhstan.[2]
  • The Kazakh Embassy in Havana, Cuba is concurrent to Colombia.
 Kuwait
  • The Colombian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is concurrent to Kuwait.[2]
  • The Kuwaiti Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.
 Kyrgyzstan 1993-10-06
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Kyrgyzstan.[2]
 Laos 1988-09-30 [85]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand is concurrent to Laos.[2]
 Lebanon 1948
  • Colombia has an embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.[86]
  • Lebanon has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Malaysia 1987-08-19
Main article: Colombia–Malaysia relations‎
 Maldives 1988-08-22
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to the Maldives.[2]
 Mongolia 1988-08-10 [88]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Seoul, South Korea is concurrent to Mongolia.[2]
 Myanmar 1988-11-28
  • The Colombian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand is concurrent to Myanmar.[2]
   Nepal 1987-05-07 [89]
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to Nepal.[2]
 North Korea
  • The North Korean Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Oman
  • The Colombian Embassy in Cairo, Egypt is concurrent to Oman.[2]
  • The Omani mission in New York, United States is concurrent to Colombia.
 Pakistan 1980
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to Pakistan.[2]
  • The Pakistani Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Palestine 1988-10-03
  • The Colombian Embassy in Cairo, Egypt is concurrent to Palestine.[2]
  • Palestine has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Philippines 1946-07-05
  • The Colombian Embassy in Seoul, South Korea is concurrent to the Philippines.[2]
  • The Philippine Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Qatar 1995-05-09
  • The Colombian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is concurrent to Qatar.[2]
  • The Qatari Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.[90]
 Russia 1935-06-25
Main article: Colombia–Russia relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Moscow, Russia.[91]
  • Russia has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Saudi Arabia 2011-09-08
  • The Colombian Embassy in Cairo, Egypt is concurrent to Saudi Arabia.[2]
 Singapore 1982-12-15 [92]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Tokyo, Japan is concurrent to Singapore.[2]
 Sri Lanka 1988-09-30
  • The Colombian Embassy in New Delhi, India is concurrent to Sri Lanka.[2]
  • The Sri Lankan Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.[93]
 South Korea 1962-03-10
Main article: Colombia–South Korea relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Seoul, South Korea.[corea.embajada.gov.co Embassy of Colombia, Seoul]
  • South Korea has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.Embassy of South Korea, Bogotá
 Syria
  • The Colombian Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon is concurrent to Syria.[2]
 Tajikistan 2012-10-05
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Tajikistan.[2]
 Thailand 1979-01-20
  • Colombia has an embassy in Bangkok, Thailand.[94]
  • The Thai Embassy in Lima, Peru is concurrent to Colombia.
 Turkey 1959-04-10
  • Colombia has an embassy in Ankara, Turkey.[95]
  • Turkey has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Turkmenistan 1996-08-27 [96]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Turkmenistan.[2]
 United Arab Emirates 1976-01-01
  • Colombia has an embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.[emiratosarabesunidos.embajada.gov.co Embassy of Colombia, Abu Dhabi]
  • The United Arab Emirates has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Uzbekistan 2012-10-02
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Uzbekistan.[2]
 Vietnam 1979-01-01 [97]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand is concurrent to Vietnam.[2]
  • The Vietnamese Embassy in Havana, Cuba is concurrent to Colombia.
 Yemen
  • The Colombian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is concurrent to Yemen.[2]

Europe

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Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 Albania
  • The Colombian Embassy in Rome, Italy is concurrent to Luxembourg.[2]
 Andorra 1995-11-27 [98]
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Madrid, Spain is concurrent to Andorra.[2]
 Armenia 1994-12-22 [99][100]


 Austria 1920-10 [101]
Main article: Austria–Colombia relations
 Azerbaijan 1994-12-13 [99]
  • Azerbaijan has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Azerbaijan.[2]
 Belarus 1992-12-09 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Moscow, Russia is concurrent to Belarus.[2]
 Belgium 1873
  • Belgium has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[103]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Brussels, Belgium.[104]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1995-10-19 [105]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Berlin, Germany is concurrent to Bosnia and Herzegovina.[2]
 Bulgaria 1973-05-08 [101]
  • The Bulgarian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Bulgaria.[2]
 Croatia 1992-04-25 [106][99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Croatia.[2]
 Cyprus 1966-01-25 [101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Rome, Italy is concurrent to Cyprus.[2]
  • The Cypriot Embassy in Mexico City, Mexico is concurrent to Colombia.[107]
 Czech Republic
Main article: Colombia–Czech Republic relations
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to the Czech Republic.[2]
  • The Czech Republic has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Denmark 1935-05-18 [101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden is concurrent to Denmark.[2]
 Estonia 1994-03-24 [108]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Estonia.[2]
 Finland 1954-03-26 [109][101]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Helsinki, Finland.[110]
  • Finland has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 France 1830
Main article: Colombia–France relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Paris, France.[111]
  • The Finish Embassy in Lima, Peru is concurrent to Colombia.
 Georgia 1997-06-06 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey is concurrent to Georgia.[2]
 Germany 1882
 Greece 1942
Main article: Colombia–Greece relations
  • The Colombian Embassy in Rome, Italy is concurrent to Greece.[2]
  • The Greek Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela is concurrent to Colombia.[115]
  • Greece has Honorary Consulates in Bogotá and Cartagena.[115]
 Holy See 1835-11-26 [116]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Rome, Italy for the Holy See.[117]
  • The Holy See has an Apostolic Nunciature in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Hungary 1973-03-28 [101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Hungary.[2]
 Iceland 1981-09-15 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden is concurrent to Iceland.[2]
 Ireland 1999-11-10 [101]
Main article: Colombia–Ireland relations
  • The Colombian Embassy in London, England is concurrent to Ireland.[2]
 Italy 1847
Main article: Colombia–Italy relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Rome, Italy.[118]
  • Italy has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[119]
 Kosovo
 Latvia 1995-07-19 [120]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Latvia.[2]
 Liechtenstein 2001-10-24 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Bern, Switzerland is concurrent to Liechtenstein.[2]
 Lithuania 1993-08-05 [121]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Lithuania.[2]
 Luxembourg
  • The Colombian Embassy in Brussels, Belgium is concurrent to Luxembourg.[2]

The Embassy of the Netherlands in Bogotá represents the diplomatic interests of Luxembourg in Colombia, while the Embassy of Belgium in Bogotá represents the consular affairs of Luxembourg in Colombia.<ref"Missions diplomatiques et consulaires: Colombie: Ambassade". Luxembourg, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 20 June 2014.</ref>

 Macedonia
  • The Colombian Embassy in Berlin, Germany is concurrent to Macedonia.[2]
 Malta 1986
  • The Colombian Embassy in Rome, Italy is concurrent to Malta.[2]
 Moldova 1997-10-15 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Moldova.[2]
 Monaco 2000-12-15 [122]
  • The Embassy of Colombia in Paris, France is concurrent to Monaco.[2]
 Montenegro 2011-08-12 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Montenegro.[2]
 Netherlands 1829
  • Colombia has an embassy in The Hague, Netherlands.[123]
  • The Netherlands has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Norway 1935
  • The Colombian Embassy in Stockholm, Sweden is concurrent to Norway.[2]
  • Norway has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[124]
 Poland 1931
  • Colombia has an embassy in Warsaw, Poland.[125]
  • Poland has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[126]
 Portugal 1857
  • Colombia has an embassy in Lisbon, Portugal.[127]
  • Portugal has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[128]
 Romania 1967-11-15 [129][101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Romania.[2]
  • Romania has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[130]
 Russia 1935-06-25
Main article: Colombia–Russia relations
  • Colombia has an embassy in Moscow, Russia.[131]
  • Russia has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[132]
 San Marino 2002-03-18 [133][99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Rome, Italy is concurrent to San Marino.[2]
 Serbia 1966-12 [134]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Serbia.[2]
  • The Serbian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Slovakia 1993-01-01 [101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Slovakia.[2]
  • The Slovak Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Slovenia 2004-07 [101]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Vienna, Austria is concurrent to Slovenia.[2]
  • The Slovenian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is concurrent to Colombia.
 Sovereign Military Order of Malta 1953
  • The Colombian Embassy to the Holy See is concurrent to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.[2]
  • The Sovereign Military Order of Malta has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
 Spain 1891
Main article: Colombia–Spain relations
 Sweden 1874-12-11 [101]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Stockholm, Sweden.[137]
  • Sweden has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[138]
  Switzerland 1908-03-14 [99]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Bern, Switzerland.[139]
  • Switzerland has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[140]
 Turkey 1959-04-10 [99]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Ankara, Turkey.[141]
  • Turkey has an embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.[142]
 Ukraine 1992-08-20 [99]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Warsaw, Poland is concurrent to Ukraine.[2]
 United Kingdom 1825-04-18 [101]

Oceania

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Country Formal Relations Began Notes
 Australia 1975-09-09 [145]
  • The Australian Embassy in Santiago, Chile is responsible for Colombia.[146]
  • Colombia has an embassy in Canberra, Australia.[147]
 Fiji 1987
  • The Colombian Embassy in Canberra, Australia is responsible for Fiji.[2]
  • The Fijian Embassy in Brasília, Brazil is responsible for Colombia.
 Marshall Islands 1992-08-05 [148]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia is responsible for Marshall Islands.[2]
 Micronesia 1992-09-08 [149]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia is responsible for Micronesia.[2]
 New Zealand 1978-05-01 [150]
  • The Colombian Embassy in Canberra, Australia is responsible for New Zealand.[2]
  • The New Zealand Embassy in Santiago, Chile is responsible for Colombia.[151]
 Papua New Guinea
  • The Colombian Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia is responsible for Papua New Guinea.[2]
 Samoa 1987
  • The Colombian Embassy in Canberra, Australia is responsible for Samoa.[2]

Laos 30.09.1988


References

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  3. ^ Embassy of Côte d'Ivoire, Brasília
  4. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Cairo
  5. ^ Embassy of Egypt, Bogotá
  6. ^ "Justice, Army, Embassies". Equatorial Guinea, Government of. Retrieved 20 June 2014.
  7. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Accra
  8. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Nairobi
  9. ^ Embassy of Kenya, Brasília
  10. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Rabat
  11. ^ Embassy of Morocco, Bogotá
  12. ^ a b "Columbia (Republic of): History of Relations". South Africa, Department of International Relations and Cooperation. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
  13. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Pretoria
  14. ^ "Directory of Nigerian Missions Abroad". Zambia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 20 June 2014.
  15. ^ "Chronology of Antigua and Barbuda's Bilateral Relations". Antigua and Barbuda, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
  16. ^ Embassy of Argentina, Bogotá
  17. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Buenos Aires
  18. ^ a b c d e f "Relaciones Bilaterales: The Caribbean". Colombia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
  19. ^ a b "List of Countries with which Barbados has Established Diplomatic Relations" (PDF). Barbados, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade. 2013. Retrieved 19 June 2014. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |month= ignored (help)
  20. ^ "Belize Bilateral Treaties: Colombia". Belize, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 20 June 2014.
  21. ^ Embassy of Bolivia, Bogotá
  22. ^ Embassy of Colombia, La Paz
  23. ^ Embassy of Brazil, Bogotá
  24. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Brasília
  25. ^ Embassy of Canada, Bogotá
  26. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Ottawa
  27. ^ "Bilateral Relations: Chile". Colombia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
  28. ^ Embassy of Chile, Bogotá
  29. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Santiago
  30. ^ Embassy of Colombia, San José
  31. ^ Embassy of Costa Rica, Bogotá
  32. ^ Embassy of Colombia, Havana
  33. ^ Embassy of Cuba, Bogotá
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