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Export Directory As A South African Government International Representation in South Africa 2021-09-23 Table of Contents Foreign Representation in the Republic of South Africa ................................................................................... 5 Algeria [ Democratic People's Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................. 5 Angola [ Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................ 5 Argentina [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................ 5 Australia High Commission ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Austria [ Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................ 5 Azerbaijan [ Republic of ] Embassy........................................................................................................................... 6 Bangladesh [ People's Republic of ] High Commission ............................................................................................... 6 Belarus [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................... 6 Belgium [ Kingdom of ] Embassy .............................................................................................................................. 6 Benin [ Republic of ] Embassy.................................................................................................................................. 6 Bolivia [ Republic of ] Honorary Consulate ................................................................................................................. 7 Botswana [ Republic of ] High Commission................................................................................................................ 7 Brazil [ Federative Republic of ] Embassy.................................................................................................................. 7 Bulgaria [ Republic of ] Embassy .............................................................................................................................. 7 Burkina Faso [ Peoples' Republic of ] Embassy.......................................................................................................... 7 Burundi [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................... 7 Cameroon [ Republic of ] High Commission ............................................................................................................... 8 Canada: High Commission ..................................................................................................................................... 8 Central African Republic: Embassy .......................................................................................................................... 8 Chad Embassy ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 Chile [ Republic of ] Embassy .................................................................................................................................. 8 China [ People's Republic of ] Embassy .................................................................................................................... 9 Colombia [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................ 9 Comoros [ Union of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................. 9 Congo [ Democratic Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................... 9 Congo [ Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................ 9 Costa Rica [ Republic of ] Honorary Consulate........................................................................................................... 9 Cote d'Ivoire / Ivory Coast [ Republic of ] Embassy .................................................................................................... 10 Croatia [ Republic of ] Embassy .............................................................................................................................. 10 Cuba [ Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................. 10 Cyprus [ Republic of ] High Commission................................................................................................................... 10 Czech Republic: Embassy ...................................................................................................................................... 10 Denmark [ Kingdom of ] Embassy............................................................................................................................ 10 Djibouti [ Republic of ] Honorary Consulate............................................................................................................... 11 Dominican [ Republic of ] Embassy.......................................................................................................................... 11 Ecuador [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................. 11 Egypt [ Arab Republic of ] Embassy ......................................................................................................................... 11 El Salvador [ Republic of ] Honorary Consulate ......................................................................................................... 11 Equatorial Guinea [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................... 12 Eritrea [ State of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................... 12 Estonia [ Republic of ] Honorary Consulate............................................................................................................... 12 eSwatini [ Kingdom of ] High Commission ................................................................................................................ 12 Ethiopia [ Federal Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................. 12 Finland [ Republic of ] Embassy .............................................................................................................................. 12 France [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................... 13 Gabon [ Republic of ] Embassy .............................................................................................................................. 13 Gambia [ The Republic of ] High Commission ........................................................................................................... 13 Georgia [ Republic of ] Embassy ............................................................................................................................. 13 Germany [ Federal Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................ 13 Ghana [ Republic of ] High Commission ................................................................................................................... 13 Page 1 / 36 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/international-representation-in-south-africa/pdf South African Government International Representation in South Africa 2021-09-23 Greece [ Hellenic Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................. 14 Grenada: Honorary Consulate................................................................................................................................ 14 Guinea [ Republic of ] Embassy............................................................................................................................ 14 Guyana High Commission ..................................................................................................................................... 14 Haiti [ Republic of ] Embassy ................................................................................................................................. 14 Holy See [ Nuncio of the Vatican ] .......................................................................................................................... 14 Hungary [ Republic of ] Embassy ........................................................................................................................... 14 India [ Republic of ] High Commission 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