List of representative authorities of the Republic of Austria
The Austrian Foreign Ministry currently maintains embassies, consulates general and cultural forums in 82 countries , as well as permanent representations at international organizations .
In Austria in particular, not all representations are actually foreign representations in the narrower sense, because Austria is also accredited by some international offices in Vienna .
In 2014 Austria had diplomatic relations with 196 (of the 206) states, but embassies only exist in 80 countries. There are also:
- 8 additional consulates general in important regions,
- 300 honorary consulates in over 120 countries,
- several permanent representations in 12 cities,
- 29 cultural forums in a total of 27 countries,
- as well as 11 foreign offices of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) in priority countries for Austrian development cooperation (ADC).
With the 2015-2018 reform, some new embassies are being created, with some less frequented embassies in countries with otherwise good contacts being replaced by those in regions that will be politically important in the future, for "efficient representation of Austrian interests in a changed geopolitical environment in Europe and the world" .
Legal bases
The foreign service of Austria is part of the general administrative service of the federal government and is subordinate to the foreign ministry. The tasks and organization of the foreign service are regulated in the statute of the same name from 1999. It includes " Embassies , legations , permanent representations of Austria to the European Union and other intergovernmental institutions as well as international organizations and international conferences, missions to international organizations and international conferences as well Delegations to international conferences or other institutions under international law, consulates general and consulates " (§ 4 line 1), and also the management of" the Austrian cultural institutes and other offices set up by the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs for the purpose of performing certain tasks abroad " (§ 4 line 2, Austrian Cultural Forum , Foreign Trade Austria and others).
The foreign service also includes representations at international organizations in Austria. At the Ministry one's Secretary of Foreign Affairs , and an Inspector General operates a diplomatic mission provides a service represents the Ministry and is headed by a Head of Service (with vacancy a charge d'affaires ad interim , § 4 Z.3), a Chancellor of the summary treatment of the administrative -Technical and budgetary matters (§ 5). Foreign representatives have special official duties (§ 18,19) and are filled on a rotation basis (§ 15).
list
Below is a list of all Austrian representation authorities with the exception of honorary consulates, provided they are not the seat of another important institution.
- St.V. ... permanent representation, see below
- ADC… Austrian Development Cooperation / ADA
Europe
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Albania
- Tirana (Embassy, ADC office)
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Belarus / Belarus (currently Russia)
- Minsk (under construction until 2018)
- Belgium
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Sarajevo (embassy)
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Bulgaria
- Sofia (embassy)
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Denmark (also administrative area: Iceland )
- Copenhagen (Embassy; consular district: Offices Zealand, capital (including Bornholm), Greenland, Faroe Islands; consular responsibility for Lithuania since September 2016)
- Germany
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Estonia
- Tallinn (Embassy, will be closed in 2018)
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Finland
- Helsinki (embassy)
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France (official area also: Monaco )
- Paris (Embassy, Kulturforum, St.V.
- Strasbourg (Consulate General, St.V. Council of Europe )
- Athens (embassy)
- Rome (embassy)
- Dublin (embassy)
- Rome (embassy, cultural forum)
- Milan (Consulate General, Cultural Forum)
- Agram / Zagreb (embassy, cultural forum)
- Pristina / Prishtina (Embassy, ADC office)
- Riga (Embassy, will be closed in 2016/17, consular responsibility since August 2016: Austrian Embassy Stockholm)
- Vilnius (Embassy, will be closed in 2016/17, consular responsibility since September 2016: Austrian Embassy Copenhagen)
- Luxembourg (embassy)
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Valletta (Embassy, Honorary Consulate General closed in 2015)
- Skopje (embassy)
- Chisinau (embassy in development, ADC office)
- Podgorica (embassy)
- Oslo (embassy)
- Warsaw (embassy, cultural forum)
- Krakow (Consulate General, Cultural Forum)
- Lisbon (embassy)
- Bucharest (embassy, cultural forum)
- Moscow (Embassy, Cultural Forum; Consular District Moscow: Armenia, Belarus, Russian Federation, Uzbekistan)
- Stockholm (Embassy; consular responsibility for Latvia since August 2016)
- Bern (embassy, cultural forum)
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Zurich (Consulate Generalclosed in 2011) - Geneva (Honorary Consulate General); St.V.
- Belgrade (embassy, cultural forum, ADC office)
- Pristina (branch office of the Belgrade embassy)
- Bratislava (embassy, cultural forum)
- Ljubljana (embassy, cultural forum)
- Prague (embassy, cultural forum)
- Ankara (embassy)
- Istanbul (Consulate General, Cultural Forum)
- Kiev (embassy, cultural forum)
- Budapest (Embassy, Cultural Forum, St.V. Danube Commission )
- London (embassy, cultural forum)
- Nicosia / Nicosia (Embassy)
North and Central America
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Canada (also: Jamaica )
- Ottawa (embassy, cultural forum)
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Mexico (administrative area also: Belize , Costa Rica , El Salvador , Guatemala , Honduras , Nicaragua )
- Mexico City (embassy, cultural forum)
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United States (also administrative area: Bahamas )
- Washington DC (Embassy, Cultural Forum)
- New York City (Consulate General, Cultural Forum); St.V. UN and sub-organizations
- Chicago (Consulate General), Los Angeles (Consulate General), Silicon Valley (presence in development by 2018)
South America and the Caribbean
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Argentina (administrative area also: Paraguay , Uruguay )
- Buenos Aires (embassy)
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Brazil (also administrative area: Suriname )
- Brasília (embassy)
- São Paulo (Consulate General)
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Chile
- Santiago de Chile (embassy)
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Colombia (also Antigua and Barbuda , Barbados , Dominica , Ecuador , Grenada , Guyana , Panama , St. Kitts and Nevis , St. Lucia , St. Vincent and the Grenadines , Trinidad and Tobago )
- Bogota (embassy)
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Cuba (also Dominican Republic , Haiti , Venezuela )
- Havana (embassy)
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Peru (official area also: Bolivia )
- Lima (embassy)
Africa
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Egypt (official area also: Eritrea , Sudan )
- Cairo (embassy, cultural forum)
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Algeria (also official area: Niger )
- Algiers (embassy)
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Ethiopia (administrative area also: Djibouti , Congo - People's Democratic Republic , South Sudan , Uganda )
- Addis Ababa (Embassy, St.V.
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Abidjan (Embassy)closed in May 2005 → Senegal
- Nairobi (Embassy, St.V.
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Kinshasa (embassyclosed since 1993) → Kenya
- Tripoli (embassy)
- Rabat (embassy)
- Abuja (embassy)
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Lusaka (embassyclosed since 1989) → Kenya
- Dakar (embassy)
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Harare (embassyclosed since 2012)
- Pretoria (embassy)
- Tunis (embassy)
middle East
- –– Iraq
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Baghdad (embassyclosed since 1991 → Jordan)
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Iran
- Tehran (embassy, cultural forum)
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Israel
- Tel Aviv (embassy, cultural forum)
- Al-Bireh / Ramallah (ADC Office for the Palestinian Territories )
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Jordan (administrative area also: Iraq )
- Amman (Embassy, St.V.
- Doha (Embassy, opened in 2011)
- Kuwait (embassy)
- Beirut (embassy)
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Muscat (embassyclosed since 2011 → Saudi Arabia)
- Riad / Riyadh (embassy)
- Damascus (embassy)
- Abu Dhabi (embassy)
Asia
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Armenia
- Embassy in Vienna at the BMEIA (under construction, 2012)
- Yerevan: Honorary Consulate, Office ADC
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Azerbaijan (administrative area also: Georgia until 2018)
- Baku (embassy)
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People's Republic of China (administrative area also: Korea - Democratic People's Republic , Mongolia )
- Peking / Beijing (embassy, cultural forum)
- Guangzhou (Consulate General), Hong Kong (Consulate General), Shanghai (Consulate General)
- Taipei (Office for
- Tbilisi / Tbilisi (Honorary Consulate, will become an embassy, ADC office until 2018)
- New Delhi / New Delhi (embassy, cultural forum)
- Jakarta (embassy)
- Tokyo (embassy, cultural forum)
- Astana (embassy)
- Seoul (embassy)
- Kuala Lumpur (Embassy)
- Islamabad (embassy)
- Manila (embassy)
- Singapore (Embassy, Trade Council Office)
- Bangkok (embassy)
- Hanoi (embassy)
- Embassy at the BMEIA (under construction, 2012)
Australia and Oceania
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Australia (also official area: Fiji , Kiribati , Marshall Islands , Micronesia , Nauru , New Zealand , Papua New Guinea , Solomon Islands , Samoa , Tuvalu , Tonga , Vanuatu )
- Canberra (embassy)
Permanent representations at international organizations
- Amman ( UNRWA )
- Addis Ababa ( AU )
- Brussels ( EU , NATO , WEU )
- Budapest ( Danube Commission - DK )
- Caracas ( CARICOM )
- The Hague ( OPCW )
- Geneva ( UN office and specialized agencies in Geneva )
- Madrid ( UNWTO )
- Nairobi ( HABITAT , UNEP )
- New York ( UN and sub-organizations )
- Paris ( OECD , UNESCO )
- Strasbourg ( Council of Europe - EC )
- Vienna ( CTBTO , IAEA , OSCE , UNIDO , UNO Vienna )
See also
- List of Austrian ambassadors
- List of Austrian defense attachés
- Austrian Cultural Forum , list
- List of diplomatic and consular representations in Austria
literature
- Rudolf Agstner, Gertrude Enderle-Burcel, Michaela Follner; Documentation archive of the Austrian Resistance (ed.): Austria's top diplomats between Kaiser and Kreisky. Biographical handbook of the diplomats of the higher foreign service 1918-1959. Vienna 2009, ISBN 978-3-902575-23-4
- Structure of Austrian representations within the EU. Report of the Court of Auditors: Bund 2014/8, Vienna 2014, rechnungshof.gv.at (PDF) - with an overview of the European External Action Service, structure and management of representations, expenses, human resources, real estate management
Web links
- Austrian representation authorities , Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, bmeia.gv.at → Citizen Service . Search selection and directory of the Austrian representation authorities (PDF)
- Country- specific travel information , bmeia.gv.at → Citizen Service → Travel Information (search selection)
Individual evidence
- ↑ What types of Austrian representations are there? bmeia.gv.at, accessed December 10, 2014.
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↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l Administrative reform - overview according to § 42 Abs. 4 BHG 2013. (PDF) BMF, December 2015, structural reform (Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs) , p. 17 ff (pdf , bmf.gv.at); of the deputy Dr. Johannes Huebner and another member of parliament to the Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs; concerns: structural reform of Austrian representation authorities inside and outside the EU. ( Page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 7264 / J XXV. GP, received on November 26, 2015 (parliamentary materials, parlament.gv.at); Embassies: From the Baltic to Georgia. In: Die Presse online, June 26, 2015; Austria closes embassies in the Baltic States. In: Der Standard online, June 26, 2015; Briefly masons at savings. In: Wiener Zeitung online, September 10, 2015.
- ↑ Federal Act on Tasks and Organization of the Foreign Service - Statute StF: BGBl. I No. 129/1999
- ^ Secretary General for Foreign Affairs. ( Page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. bmeia.gv.at
- ↑ General Inspectorate - Internal Audit; Participation in major projects and fundamental organizational issues ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , bmeia.gv.at
- ↑ cf. Austrian representations; Consular services; Rotation principle in the visa area . Austrian Court of Auditors → Advice → Key messages
- ↑ The embassy has been closed since October 31, 2015.
- ^ Aruba , Bonaire , Curacao , Saba , Sint Eustatius and Sint Maarten
- ↑ a b Côte d'Ivoire. ( Memento of the original from September 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. reisewarnung.net, accessed February 16, 2016.
- ↑ a b c d e f Harare (Angola, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe) was distributed to Pretoria and Nairobi. Pretoria: The Message. In: bmeia.gv.at. Retrieved January 17, 2012 .
- ↑ cf. Travel information: Zimbabwe. In: bmeia.gv.at. Retrieved August 27, 2012 .
- ↑ a b The Austrian Embassy in Baghdad was closed for security reasons. The consular agenda for Iraq is handled by the Austrian embassy in Amman. Iraq , bmeia.gv.at → Citizens Service → Travel Information (accessed 2012).
- ↑ a b The embassy in Muscat will be closed on July 31, 2011, responsibility for Oman and Yemen will be transferred to the Austrian embassy in Riyadh; Austrian representation authorities ( Memento of the original from May 23, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. → Oman , bmeia.gv.at (accessed 2012).
- ↑ a b Austria, like the whole of the EU, pursues the “ one-China policy ” and maintains no diplomatic relations with Taiwan; the office is not a diplomatic agency; Austrian representation authorities → Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) , bmeia.gv.at (accessed in February 2016); Austria Taipei Office ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (on bmeia.gv.at).