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Embassies in Lebanon Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website Jnah, Bir Hassan, Facing Summerland BP 4794/11, 01-826712, Embassy of Algeria Beirut 822081 01-826711 [email protected] N/A Achrafieh, Rue Sursock N 161, Imm. Moutran Embassy of Residence des Jardins, 2 eme. etage (+961) 1 210 Argentina Beirut, Lebanon 800 / 801 (+961) 1 210 802 [email protected] www.elbno.mrecic.gov.ar Embassy of http://lebanon.mfa.am/e Armenia 28 Jasmin Street, Mtayleb, Rabieh 04-418860 04-402952 N/A n/ http://www.lebanon.em Embassy of Embassy Complex, Serail Hill, Beirut Central bassy.gov.au/birt/home. Australia District 01-960600 (2) 01-960601 [email protected] html Tabaris 812 Bldg., 8th Floor, Charles Malek http://www.bmeia.gv.at/ Embassy of Austria Avenue, Tabaris, Achrafieh, Beirut 01-213017/ 052 01-21772 N/A en/embassy/beirut.html El-Metn, Antillyas, Al-Rahbani brothers Street Aramta Center, 3rd floor Azerbaijani Beirut (+961) (4) 524 (+961) (4) 524 azembassy_lebanon@mail. Embassy in Beirut Lebanon 489 481 az Al Riyadh Building 3, 4th Floor Safara Al Kuwaiti Street, Bir Hassan Bangladeshi Beirut (+961) 1 842 www.bangladeshembass Embassy in Beirut Lebanon 586 / 7 (+961) 1 842 588 [email protected] ybeirut.org Embassy of Azarieh Bldg., Bloc A, 10th Floor, Emir Bachir http://diplomatie.belgiu Belgium Street, Beirut Central District 01-976001 01-976007 [email protected] m.be/lebanon/ Consulate of Belize in Jdeidet El Metn, Lebanon Fanar, Saga Concept Building P.O.Box 90-887 (961)1 872421 Jdeidet El Metn 12022070 (961) 42-1- Belizean Consulate Lebanon 897450 (961)1-899360 Consulate General Ground floor, Badaro building, Damascus street of Benin ,Furn El-Chebbak, Baabda +961 1 286372 N/A N/A N/A P.O. Box 11-562, BeirutEmbassy Complex Rue de 01-982 161 / 3 / brasemb.beirute@itamarat www.brazilembassy.org.l Embassy of Brazil l'Armée, Serail Hill 4 / 5 / 7 01-982 159 y.gov.br b JULY 09, 2018 Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website 44 Street, Mak Takla, Sec. 6 Mont Liban, Hazmieh (+961) 5 452 P.O.B. 11-6544 883 Bulgarian Embassy Beirut (+961) 5 453 (+961) 5 452 892 www.mfa.bg/embassies/l in Beirut Lebanon 658 (+961) 5 452 949 [email protected] ebanon beirut- Embassy of Canada Coolrite Bldg., 1st Floor, Jal el Dib Highway, Metn 04-713900 04-710593 (5) [email protected] www.lebanon.gc.ca Antoine Boukather Building, First floor Street 64, Sector 2 (+961) (4) 418 New Naccache 670 Chilean Embassy in Beirut (+961) (4) 412 (+961) (4) 418 chileabroad.gov.cl/libano Beirut Lebanon 027 / 8 672 [email protected] / 72, Rue Nicolas Ibrahim Sursock, Ramletbaida, http://lb.china- Embassy of China Beirut 01-850316 01-834823 [email protected] embassy.org Jal El Dib Centre Mazda, 5th floor Colombian Beirut (+961) 4 712 www.embajadaenlibano. Embassy in Beirut Lebanon 646 / 47 / 48 (+961) 4 712 656 [email protected] gov.co General Honorary Consulate of Costa Rica in Beirut, Lebanon Abd-El-Baki Bldg Costa Rican 1st Floor Facing Broadway Center Hamra Street, Consulate in Beirut Beirut, Lebanon 0096 11219 533 0096 11201 184 Jnah, Rue Zahiya Salman Imm Twin Tower, Block A, 1er Etage Rond-point Ordre des Ingenieurs et architectes En face de BLOM Banque Ivorian Embassy in Beirut (+961) 1 850 (+961) 1 850 484 Beirut Lebanon 484 / 3 [email protected] JULY 09, 2018 Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website Hazmieh-Mar Takla Rue des officiers, Im. (+961) 5 459 Raymond Nohra, 1er pizo 925 Cuban Embassy in Beirut (+961) 5 950 www.cubadiplomatica.cu Beirut Lebanon 045 (+961) 5 950 070 [email protected] /libano Hajal Tower, 5th floor Jal El Dib Highway Jal El Dib Cypriot Embassy in Beirut (+961) 4 718 Beirut Lebanon 363 (+961) 4 718 365 [email protected] cyprusembbeirut.org St. Bechara Church Street Baabda P.O. Box 40195 Czech Embassy in Beirut (+961) 5 929 consulate.beirut@embas Beirut Lebanon 010 to 13 (+961) 5 922 120 [email protected] sy.mzv.cz Embassy of Embassy Complex, Serail Hill, Beirut Central Denmark District 01-991001 01-991006 [email protected] http://libanon.um.dk/ http://embassy- 01-859977/ 01- finder.com/egypt_in_beir Embassy of Egypt 4653 Dr. Muhammed El-Bethri st. - Bee'ar Hassan 825566 01-859988 N/A ut_lebanon Embassy of Hadath-Galery Seman Intersection Michel Seman Ethiopia Building, 3rd Floor Beirut 05-953 656 05-953 651 [email protected] N/A 30, rue Badaro, Chaoui Building, 3rd Floor, 01-396704/01- elie.mouawad@finlandcon http://www.finlandconsu Embassy of Finland Badaro 705-708 01-387307 sulate.gov.lb late.gov.lb Espace des Lettres, Damascus Street, Ras El- http://www.ambafrance- Embassy of France Nabaa - Beirut 01-420000 01-420013 NA lb.org/ Maghzal Building in the neighborhood of Jesus Embassy of and Mary High School (in the hills 15km north of 04-914444/ http://www.beirut.diplo. Germany the city center), Rabieh 929600 04-929616 [email protected] de Avenue Sami El Solh, Ghorayeb bldg. 1st floor, 961-1-393-946 [email protected] Ghana Consulate Beirut 961-1-393-948 N/A m N/A JULY 09, 2018 Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website Immeuble Boukhater, rue des Ambassades Naccache (+961) 4 521 P.O. Box 11-0309 700 Greek Embassy in Beirut (+961) 4 524 Beirut Lebanon 378 (+961) 4 418 774 [email protected] www.mfa.gr/beirut BAC building, 9th floor Sanayeh, Justinien Street Hungarian Embassy Beirut (+961) 1 730- www.mfa.gov.hu/emb/b in Beirut Lebanon 083 (+961) 1 741-260 [email protected] eirut 31, Kantari street, Sahmarani building, P.O. Box 01-373539, http://www.indianembas Embassy of India 11-1764, Beirut, 1107-2090 372619 01-373538 [email protected] sybeirut.org/ Avenue Palais Presidential Rue No. 68, Secteur 3 P.O. Box 4007 Baabda Indonesian Beirut (+961) (5) (+961) (5) 924- Embassy in Beirut Lebanon 924.682 / 3 678 beirut.kemlu.go.id 01-821230 / 01- Embassy of Iran Bir Hassan, Embassies Street 821224 01-821229 [email protected] http://beirut.mfa.ir Pierre Helou Street, Facing Eglise des Caldèens, 01-459940/01- [email protected] http://www.mofamission Embassy of Iraq Rihanieh, Hazmieh 452823 05-459850 m .gov.iq/lbn http://www.ambbeirut.e Embassy of Italy Rue de Palais Presidentiel, 2902 2633, Baabda 05-954955 05-959616 [email protected] steri.it Serail Hill Area, Army St., Zokak El-Blat, Beirut +961 (1) 989- http://www.lb.emb- Embassy of Japan Lebanon 751/2/3 +961 (1) 989754 N/A japan.go.jp/ 05-922500/05- [email protected] Embassy of Jordan Elias Helou Street – Baabda, Mount Lebanon 922501 05-922502 /[email protected] N/A Down Town, Abdel Hamid Karami Street Abboud Abdel Razzak Bld, 2nd floor Kazakh Embassy in Beirut (+961) 1 982- Beirut Lebanon 151 (+961) 1 982-151 [email protected] kazemblebanon.com JULY 09, 2018 Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website 01-571006, 573006/Mobile Consulate of the Charles Malek Avenue, Roadster building, 3rd : 70-234006, http://www.kenyabeirut. Republic of Kenya floor, Ashrafieh, Beirut 71-175006 01-569006 [email protected] com/ Embassy of Kuwait Bir Hassan, Rond-point du Stade 01-822515 to 7 01-842220 [email protected] N/A 01- Consulate of the 616261/Mobile nd Republic of Latvia Sodeco 3 building, 2 floor, Ashrafieh : 70-544062 N/A [email protected] http://www.latvia.gov.lb/ 5th & 6th Floors, Halawani Building (+961) 1 Salah Eldin Al Ayyoubi Street 787144 Malaysian Embassy Ras Beirut (+961) 1 [email protected] www.kln.gov.my/perwaki in Beirut Lebanon 787166 (+961) 1 787344 [email protected] lan/beirut/ Secteur 2, street 53 Mansour Bldg # 90, 1st. floor (+961) 4 418 New Naccache 870 Mexican Embassy Beirut (+961) 4 418 mail@embassyofmexicoinl embamex.sre.gob.mx/lib in Beirut Lebanon 871 (+961) 4 418 873 ebanon.org ano/ Embassy of Bir Hassan, Rue des Nat. Unies- Pres De L’Unufil, 01-859851, Morocco Beirut 859829 01-859839 [email protected] N/A Embassy of the The Netherlands Tower,Avenue Charles Malek, Netherlands Beirut, Achrafieh 2073-0802 01-211150 01-211173 [email protected] lebanon.nlembassy.org Al Abir Bldg., 1st Floor Adnan Hakeem Street [email protected] Bir Hassan g Nigerian Embassy Beirut (+961) 1 857 consularandinfo@nigeriab in Beirut Lebanon 612 / 4 (+961) 1 857 610 eirut.org www.nigeriabeirut.org Al-Remla Al-Bida Venezuele Street Al-Tyser Building (+961) 1 856 P.O. Box 135900 555 [email protected] Omani Embassy in Beirut Shouran (+961) 1 855 [email protected] Beirut Lebanon 757 (+961) 1 855 454 m JULY 09, 2018 Embassy Name Embassy Address Embassy Phone Embassy Fax Embassy Email Embassy Website Embassy Complex, Serail Hill, Beirut Central http://www.norway- Embassy of Norway District 01-960000 01-960099 [email protected] lebanon.org Embassy of Verdun Plaza, 1,8th Floor,UNESCO Crossroad, 01-790449 / 01- [email protected]; http://www.mofa.gov.pk Pakistan Saeb Salam Street, Verdun 785574 01-790471 [email protected] /lebanon/ Embassy of Palestine Corniche Al Mazraa Beirut 01-844 993 01-844 992 N/A www.palembassy-lb.net Imm. "La Rosa" Rue Farid Zeidan [email protected] Hazmieh - Mar Takla .py Paraguayan Beirut (+961) (5) 458- (+961) (5) 458- [email protected] www.embaparlebanon.c Embassy in Beirut Lebanon 502 503 om om Mar Geries St.
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