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Embassies & Consulates, Foreign EMBASSIES & CONSULATES CHAD Honorary Consulate Foreign Embassies & Consulates 114, Alimou Avenue, 164 52 Athens Responsible for Greece Tel 2109916523, 2109913423, e-mail: [email protected] CHILEAN Embassy & Consulate AFGHANISTAN Embassy 26, Rigillis Street, 106 74 Athens, Tel 2107252574, 2107292647, Fax 2107252536 281, Francois Gay Street, B-1150 Brussels e-mail: [email protected] (Embassy) [email protected] (Consulate) Tel (+322) 7613166, Fax 7613167, e-mail: [email protected] CHINESE Embassy & Consulate ALBANIAN Embassy & Consulate 10, Dimokratias St., 154 52 Psychiko, Fax 2106723819, 7, Vekiarelli St., 152 37 Filothei e-mail: [email protected]://gr.china-embassy.org Tel 2106876200, Fax 2106876223, e-mail: [email protected] Consulate: 2A, Krinon St., 154 52 Psychiko, Tel 2106723282, Fax 2106718839 ALGERIAN Embassy & Consulate COLOMBIAN Embassy 14, Vass. Kon/nou Avenue, 116 35 Athens 4, Giuseppe Pisanelli St., 00196 Rome , Tel (0039 06) 3612131, 3614348, Fax 3225798 Tel 2107564191-2, Fax 2107018681-2, e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected], web: www.emcolombia.it ANGOLAN Embassy CONGO Republic (Former ZAIR) Embassy 24, El. Venizelou St., 152 37 Filothei, Tel 2106898681-2, 2106811994, Fax 2106898683 20, Kodrou St., 152 31 P. Psychiko, Tel 2106776123, Fax 2106776124 e-mail: [email protected], web: www.angolanembassy.gr e-mail: [email protected] ARGENTINIAN Embassy & Consulate CROATIAN Embassy & Consulate 59, Vass. Sophias Avenue, 115 21 Athens 4, Tzavella Street, 154 51 Neo Psychiko, e-mail: [email protected] Tel 2107224753, 2107244158, Fax 2107227568, e-mail: [email protected] Tel 2106777033, 2106777037, 2106777049, 2106777059 (Consulate), Fax 2106711208 Consulate: Tel 2107224710, 2107250946, Fax 2107227568 e-mail: [email protected] CUBAN Embassy & Consulate 5, Sofokleous St., 152 37 Filothei, Tel 2106855550, Fax 2106842807 ARMENIAN Embassy & Consulate e-mail: [email protected] (Embassy) [email protected] (Consulate) 95, Konstantinou Paleologou Av., 152 32 Halandri, Tel 2106831130, Fax 2106831183 http://emba.cubaminrex.cu/grecia e-mail: [email protected] Consulate: Tel 2106831145, Fax 2106831807, e-mail: [email protected] CYPRIAN Embassy & Consulate 2A, Xenofontos St., 105 57 Athens AUSTRALIAN Embassy & Consulate Tel 2103734800, Fax 2107231927, 2107258886, e-mail: [email protected] Kifisias & Alexandras Avenue, Level 6, Thon Bldg, 115 23 Ambelokipi Postal Address: P.O. Box 14070, 115 10 Ambelokipi CZECH Republic Embassy & Consulate Tel 2108704000, Fax 2108704111, 2108704055 (Consulate) 6, Georgiou Seferi Street, 154 52 Psychiko e-mail: [email protected], web: www.ausemb.gr Tel 2106719701, 2106713755, Fax 2106710675 e-mail: [email protected], web: www.mzv.cz/athens AUSTRIAN Embassy & Consulate 4, Vass. Sofias Avenue, 106 74 Kolonaki DOMINICAN Republic Honorary Consulate Tel 2107257270, Fax 2107257292, e-mail: [email protected] 23, Evrou St., 115 27 Athens, Tel 2107486948 Commercial Section: 8, Vass. Sofias Avenue, 106 74 Kolonaki Tel 2108843711, Fax 2108827913, e-mail: [email protected] ECUADORIAN General Honorary Consulate 6, Sotiros Street, 185 35 Piraeus AZERBAIDJAN Embassy Tel 2104223800, Fax 2104223559, e-mail: [email protected] 10, Skoufa Street, 106 73 Kolonaki, Tel 2103632721, Fax 2103639087 e-mail: [email protected], web: www.azembassy.gr EGYPTIAN Embassy & Consulate Consulate: 23, Vas. Sofias Avenue, 106 74 Kolonaki, Tel/Fax 2107248236 3, Vass. Sophias Avenue, 106 71 Athens, Tel 2103618612-3, Fax 2103603538 e-mail: [email protected] BANGLADESH Honorary Consulate 81, Akti Miaouli St., 185 38 Piraeus EL SALVADOR Honorary Consulate Tel 2104283315-7, Fax 2104283318, e-mail: [email protected] 35, Voulis Street, 115 27 Athens, Tel 2103222093, Fax 2117405075 e-mail: [email protected] BELARUSSIAN Embassy 3, Nikola Karadza Street, 1505 Sofia ERITHREAN Honorary Consulate Tel (0035 92) 9713488, 9719528, Fax 9733100, e-mail: [email protected] 4, Vass. Konstantinou Street, 116 35 Athens Tel 2107015870, 2107565315, Fax 2107015833 BELGIAN Embassy & Consulate 3, Sekeri St., 106 71 Athens, Tel 2103617886-7, 2103600314, Fax 2103604289 ESTONIAN Embassy & Consulate e-mail: [email protected], web: www.diplomatie.be/athens 2-4, Messogion Avenue, “Athens Tower”, Bldg A, 115 27 Athens Tel 2107475660, Fax 2107475661, e-mail: [email protected] BOLIVIAN Embassy 2a, Brenta Street, 00198 Rome ETHIOPIAN Embassy & Consulate Tel (0039 06) 8841001, Fax 8840740, e-mail: [email protected] 253, Syngrou Av., 171 22 Athens, Tel 2109403483, 2109430922, Fax 2109426050 e-mail: [email protected], web: www.ethiopianembassy.gr BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA Embassy & Consulate 25, Filellinon Street, 105 57 Athens FIJI ISLANDS Embassy Tel 2106410788, 2106411375, Fax 2106411978, e-mail: [email protected] 92-94, Plasky Square, 1030 Brussels, Tel (0032 2) 7369050, Fax 7361458 e-mail: [email protected], web: www.fijiembassy.be BRAZILIAN Embassy & Consulate 14, Filikis Eterias Sq., 106 73 Athens, Tel 2107213039, 2107234450, Fax 2107244731 FINLAND Embassy & Consulate e-mail: [email protected] (Embassy) [email protected] (Consulate) 5, Chatzigianni Mexi Street, 115 28 Athens, Tel 2107255860, Fax 2107255864, e-mail: [email protected], web: www.finland.gr BRITISH Embassy & Consulate 1, Ploutarchou St., 106 75 Athens, Tel 2107272600, Fax 2107272876, 2107272720 FRENCH Embassy e-mail: [email protected]://ukingreece.fco.gov.uk 7, Vass. Sofias Avenue, 106 71 Athens, Tel 2103391000, Fax 2103391009, e-mail: [email protected], web: www.ambafrance-gr.org BULGARIAN Embassy & Consulate Consulate: 5-7, Vass. Kon/nou Av., 106 74 Athens, Tel 2103391200, Fax 2103391209, 33A, Stratigou Kalari Street, 154 52 Psychiko e-mail: [email protected], web: www.consulfrance-athenes.org Tel 2106748106-8, Fax 2106748130, e-mail: [email protected] FYROM Bureau de Liaison BURKINA FASO Honorary Consulate 4, Papadiamanti Street, 154 52 P. Psychiko 30, K. Varnali Street, 146 71 Nea Erythrea Tel 2106749585, 2106749548, Fax 2106749572, e-mail: [email protected] Tel 2106201812, Fax 2108000896, e-mail: [email protected] GABON Republic Consulate CAMEROON Honorary Consulate 22, Kon/nou Paleologou Street, P.O. Box 3490, 102 10 Athens 19, Stratigou Kalari St., 154 52 Psychiko, Tel 2105236795, Fax 2105229138 Tel 2106717865, Fax 2106746401 GAMBIAN Honorary Consulate CANADIAN Embassy & Consulate 54, Filonos St., 185 35 Piraeus 4, Ioannou Gennadiou St., 115 21 Athens, Tel 2107273400, Fax 2107273480 Tel 2104146501-2, Fax 2104220931, 2104221948, e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected], web: www.athens.gc.ca GEORGIAN Embassy CENTRAL AFRICAN Republic Embassy 27, Taygetou & Marathonodromon Street, 154 52 P. Psychiko 30, Des Perchamps Street, 75116 Paris Tel 2106742186, Fax 2106716722, e-mail: [email protected] Tel (0033 1) 42244256, Fax (0033 1) 46510021 Consulate: Tel 2107489180, 2107711317, e-mail: [email protected] 410 • DEC 2011 www.gtp.gr.
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