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List of ambassadors to Colombia

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The following table is a List of ambassadors to Colombia that contains the names of the accredited ambassadors to the Republic of Colombia . Note that not all ambassadors reside in Colombia, as some are dually accredited to Colombia in a Non-Resident capacity. Also of note is that some ambassadors, although appointed and accredited by the sending country, have not yet presented their Letters of Credence to the President of Colombia or his representative.

Current ambassadors to Colombia

Sending country	Presentation of credentials	Location of embassy	Ambassador	Ref
Afghanistan	No representative since Embassy of Afghanistan, Washington, D.C. closed in March 2022
Albania		Buenos Aires, Argentina
Algeria		Bogotá, Colombia
Argentina		Bogotá, Colombia
Australia		Santiago, Chile
Austria		Lima, Peru
Azerbaijan		Mexico City, Mexico
Azerbaijan		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Bahamas		Washington, DC, United States
Bangladesh		Washington, DC, United States
Barbados		Caracas, Venezuela
Belgium		Bogotá, Colombia
Belize		Mexico City, Mexico	{{sortname	Oliver Darien	del Cid	Cid, Oliver Darien del	nolink=1}}
Bolivia		Bogotá, Colombia
Brazil		Bogotá, Colombia
Brunei		New York City, United States
Bulgaria		Brasília, Brazil
Canada		Bogotá, Colombia
Chile		Bogotá, Colombia	**
China		Bogotá, Colombia
Costa Rica		Bogotá, Colombia
Côte d'Ivoire		Brasília, Brazil
Croatia		Brasília, Brazil
Cuba		Bogotá, Colombia
Cyprus		Mexico City, Mexico
Czech Republic		Lima, Peru
Czech Republic		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Denmark		Brasília, Brazil
Dominican Republic		Bogotá, Colombia
Ecuador		Bogotá, Colombia
Egypt		Bogotá, Colombia	{{sortname	Tarek Mahmoud	el-Kouny	Kouny, Tarek Mahmoud El	nolink=1}}
El Salvador		Bogotá, Colombia
Equatorial Guinea		Brasília, Brazil
Fiji		Brasília, Brazil
Finland		Lima, Peru
Finland		Bogotá, Colombia	**
France		Bogotá, Colombia
Georgia		Brasília, Brazil
Germany		Bogotá, Colombia
Ghana		Brasília, Brazil
Greece		Caracas, Venezuela
Grenada		Caracas, Venezuela
Guatemala		Bogotá, Colombia
Guinea		Brasília, Brazil
Guinea-Bissau		Brasília, Brazil
Guyana		Caracas, Venezuela
Holy See		Bogotá, Colombia
Honduras		Bogotá, Colombia
Hungary		Buenos Aires, Argentina
Iceland		Ottawa, Canada	{{sortname	Þórður Ægir	Óskarsson	Oskarsson, Thordur Aegir	nolink=1}}
India		Bogotá, Colombia
Indonesia		Bogotá, Colombia
Iran		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Ireland		Mexico City, Mexico
Israel		Bogotá, Colombia
Italy		Bogotá, Colombia
Jamaica		Caracas, Venezuela
Jamaica		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Japan		Bogotá, Colombia
Kazakhstan		Havana, Cuba
Kenya		Brasília, Brazil
Kuwait		Caracas, Venezuela	{{sortname	Muhammad Marzouk	al-Shabo	Shabo, Muhammad Marzouk Al	nolink=1}}
Lebanon		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Libya		Caracas, Venezuela
Malaysia		Lima, Peru	{{sortname	Datuk Ayauf	bin Bachi	Bachi, Datuk Ayauf	nolink=1}}
Sovereign Military Order of Malta		Bogotá, Colombia
Mexico		Bogotá, Colombia
Morocco		Bogotá, Colombia
Namibia		Brasília, Brazil
Netherlands		Bogotá, Colombia	{{sortname	Robert Louis Raimund Maire	van Embden	Embden, Robert Louis Raimund Maire van	nolink=1}}
New Zealand		Santiago, Chile
Nicaragua		Bogotá, Colombia
Nigeria		Caracas, Venezuela
North Korea		Brasília, Brazil
Norway		Bogotá, Colombia
Oman		New York City, United States	{{sortname	Lyutha Sultan	al-Mughairy	Mughairy, Lyutha Sultan al-	nolink=1}}
Pakistan		Brasília, Brazil
Palestine		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Panama		Bogotá, Colombia
Paraguay		Bogotá, Colombia
Peru		Bogotá, Colombia
Philippines		Brasília, Brazil
Poland		Bogotá, Colombia
Portugal		Bogotá, Colombia
Qatar		Caracas, Venezuela	{{sortname	Batal bin Mojab	al-Dosari	Dosari, Batal bin Mojab al	nolink=1}}
Romania		Bogotá, Colombia	**
Russia		Bogotá, Colombia	{{sortname	Pável Artemyevitch	Sérgiev	Sergiev, Pavel	nolink=1}}
San Marino		Bogotá, Colombia
Serbia		Brasília, Brazil
Slovakia		Brasília, Brazil
Slovenia		Brasília, Brazil	{{sortname	Milena	Šmit	Smit, Milena	nolink=1}}
South Africa		Caracas, Venezuela
South Korea		Bogotá, Colombia
Spain		Bogotá, Colombia
Sri Lanka		New York City, United States
Sudan		New York City, United States
Suriname		Caracas, Venezuela
Sweden		Bogotá, Colombia
Switzerland		Bogotá, Colombia
Thailand		Lima, Peru
Trinidad and Tobago		Caracas, Venezuela
Turkey		Bogotá, Colombia
Ukraine		Brasília, Brazil
United Arab Emirates		Bogotá, Colombia
United Kingdom		Bogotá, Colombia
United States		Bogotá, Colombia
Uruguay		Bogotá, Colombia
Venezuela		Bogotá, Colombia
Vietnam		Caracas, Venezuela
European Union		Bogotá, Colombia	{{sortname	Giles	Bertrand	Gool, Maria Wilhelmina Josepha Antonia-Tanya van	nolink=1}}

Notes

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