Below are current Ambassadors of the European Union to foreign countries and international organisations. They are also known as Heads of Delegation or Envoys. Prior to the Treaty of Lisbon, the EU was represented abroad by the ambassador of the country holding the semestrial EU council presidency, and the European Commission was represented by a Head of Delegation of the Commission, who was a member of the diplomatic corps and given the title of ambassador as a courtesy.
Since 2010, the Ambassador of the European Union, now officially accredited as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, is appointed by the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, following a proposal by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
Ambassadors are chosen among candidates coming from the European External Action Service (EEAS), the European Commission, the European Council, and the 27 Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the member states.
| Country | Location | Ambassador | Selected | Predecessors / Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brussels (temporarily) |  Raffaella Iodice (acting) | 2022 |  Franz-Michael Skjold Mellbin[1] (2013–2017);  Pierre Mayaudon (2017-2021)Normally based in Kabul | ||
| Tirana | Silvio Gonzato | 2023 | Ettore Sequi (2010–2014);  Romana Vlahutin (2014–2019); Luigi Soreca (2019-2022)'  Christiane Hohmann (2022-2023) | ||
| Algiers | Thomas Eckert | 2021 |  Marek Skolil (2012–2016);  John O’Rourke (2016-2021) | ||
| Luanda |  Rosário Bento Pais | 2023 | Gordon Kricke (2012–2016); Tomáš Uličný (2016-2020);  Jeannette Seppen (2020-2023) | ||
| Buenos Aires |  Amador Sánchez Rico | 2021 | Alfonso Diez-Torres (2010–2014); José Ignacio Salafranca (2014–2017); Aude Maio-Coliche (2017-2021) | ||
| Yerevan |  Vassilis Maragos | 2023 |  Traian Hristea (2011–2015);  Piotr Świtalski (2015–2019); Andrea Wiktorin (2019–2023) | ||
| Canberra | Gabriele Visentin | 2022 | Sem Fabrizi (2013–2017); Michael Pulch[2] (2017-2022) | ||
| Baku |  Peter Michalko | 2021 |  Malena Mård (2013–2017);  Kestutis Jankauskas (2017-2021) | ||
| Dhaka | /  Charles Whiteley | 2021 | William Hanna (2010–2014); Pierre Mayaudon (2014–2017); Rensje Teerink (2017–2021) | ||
| & the Eastern Caribbean States | Bridgetown | Małgorzata Wasilewska | 2020 | Mikael Barfod (2012–2016); Daniela Tramacere (2016–2020)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Antigua & Barbuda,  Dominica,  Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, the OECS and CARICOM/CARIFORUM | |
| Minsk | Steen Nørlov (acting) | 2023 |  Maira Mora (2011–2015); Andrea Joana-Maria Wiktorin (2015-2019); Dirk Schuebel (2019-2022) | ||
| Cotonou | Sylvia Hartleif | 2020 | Josep Coll i Carbo (2013–2017); Oliver Nette (2017-2019) | ||
| La Paz |  Michael Dóczy | 2020 | Tim Torlot (2012–2016); León de la Torre Kraiss (2016-2020) | ||
| Sarajevo | Johann Sattler | 2019 | Peter Sørensen (2011–2015); Lars-Gunnar Wigemark (2015–2019)Accredited also as EU Special Representative | ||
| Gaborone |  Petra Pereyra | 2022 | Gerard McGovern (2010–2014); Alexander Baum[3] (2014-2018); Jan Sadek (2018-2022)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to SADC | ||
| Brasília | Marian Schuegraf | 2023 | João Gomes Cravinho (2015–2019); Ignacio Ybáñez (2019-2023) | ||
| Ouagadougou | Daniel Aristi Gaztelumendi | 2023 | Alain Holleville (2011–2015); Jean Lamy (2015-2019); Wolfram Vetter (2019-2023) | ||
| Bujumbura | Elisabetta Pietrobon | 2023 | Wolfram Vetter (2016–2019); Claude Bochu (2019-2023) | ||
| Phnom Penh |  Igor Driesmans | 2023 | Jean-Francois Cautain (2011–2015); George Edgar (2015-2019) Carmen Moreno (2019-2023); | ||
| Yaoundé | Jean-Marc Chataigner | 2023 | Françoise Collet (2013–2017); Hans-Peter Schadek (2017-2021); Philippe Van Damme (2021-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Equatorial Guinea | ||
| Ottawa |  Melita Gabrič | 2021 | Marie-Anne Coninsx (2013–2017); Peteris Ustubs (2017-2021) | ||
| Praia | Carla Grijó | 2021 | José Manuel Pinto Teixeira (2012–2017); Sofia Moreira de Sousa (2017-2021) | ||
| Bangui | / Douglas Carpenter | 2021 | Jean-Pierre Reymondet-Commoy (2013–2017); Samuela Isopi (2017-2021) | ||
| N'Djamena | Koenraad Cornelis | 2022 | Hélène Cave (2010–2015); Denisa-Elena Ionete (2015-2018); Betrand Soret (2018-2022) | ||
| Santiago | León de la Torre Krais | 2020 | Rafael Dochao Moreno (2012–2016); Stella Zervoudaki (2016–2020) | ||
| Beijing | Jorge Toledo | 2022 | Hans Dietmar Schweisgut (2014–2018); Nicolas Chapuis (2018-2022) | ||
| Bogotá | Gilles Bertrand | 2021 | Patricia Llombart Cussac (2018–2021) | ||
| Brazzaville | Giacomo Durazzo | 2021 | Saskia de Lang (2014–2018), Raul Mateus Paula (2018-2021) | ||
| Kinshasa | Nicolás Berlanga Martinez | 2023 | Jean Michel Dumond (2012-2016); Bart Ouvry (2017-2019); Jean-Marc Chataigner (2019-2022) | ||
| San José | Pierre-Louis Lempereur | 2021 | Pelayo Castro (2015–2019); María Antonia Calvo (2019-2021) | ||
| Havana | Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa | 2021 | Herman Portocarrero (2012–2017); Alberto Navarro Gonzalez (2017-2021) | ||
| Djibouti | Sylvie Tabesse | 2020 | Joseph Silva (2012–2016); Adam Kułach (2016–2020)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to IGAD | ||
| Santo Domingo | Katja Afheldt | 2021 | Alberto Navarro Gonzalez (2013–2017); Irene Horejs (2017-2021) | ||
| Quito | Charles-Michel Geurts | 2020 | Peter Schwaiger (2012–2016); Marianne Van Steen (2016-2020) | ||
| Cairo | Christian Berger[4] | 2020 | James Moran (2012–2016); Ivan Surkoš (2017–2020) | ||
| San Salvador | François Roudié | 2021 | Stefano Gatto (2009–2013); Jaume Segura Socias (2013–2017); Andres Bassols Soldevila (2017-2021)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to SICA | ||
| Asmara | Gianluca Grippa | 2022 | Christian R. Manahl (2014–2017)https://web.archive.org/web/20160303172906/http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/eritrea/press_corner/all_news/news/2014/20141013_1_en.htm; Josep Coll i Carbo (2017-2018);  Gábor Iklódy (2019-2022) | ||
| Mbabane |  Dessislava Choumelova | 2021 | Nicola Bellomo (2014-2017); Esmeralda Hernandez Aragones (2017–2021) | ||
| Addis Ababa | Roland Kobia | 2021 | Chantal Hebberecht (2013–2017); Johan Borgstam (2017-2021) | ||
| & the Pacific | Suva | Barbara Plinkert | 2023 | / Andrew Jacobs (2013–2017); Julian Wilson (2017-2019); Sujiro Seam (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Cook Islands,  Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia,  Nauru,  Niue,  Palau,  Samoa,  Solomon Islands,  Tonga,  Tuvalu and  Vanuatu, as well as  French Polynesia,  New Caledonia and  Wallis & Futuna. | |
| Libreville | Cécile Abadie | 2023 | Cristina Martins Barreira (2011–2015); Helmut Kulitz (2015–2019); Rosário Bento Pais (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Sao Tomé & Principe and ECCAS | ||
| Banjul | Corrado Pampaloni | 2021 | Attila Lajos (2017-2021); Joaquín González–Ducay (2015-2017) | ||
| Tbilisi | Paweł Herczyński | 2022 | Philip Dimitrov (2010–2014); János Herman[5] (2014–2018); Carl Hartzell (2018–2022) | ||
| Accra | Irchad Ramiandrasoa Razaaly | 2021 | Claude Maerten (2010–2014); William Hanna (2014-2018); Diana Acconcia (2018-2021) | ||
| Guatemala City | Thomas Peyker | 2020 | Stella Zervoudaki (2011–2016); Stefano Gatto (2016-2020) | ||
| Conakry | Jolita Pons | 2022 | Philippe Van Damme (2010–2014); Gerardus Gielen[6] (2014-2018); Josep Coll i Carbo (2018-2022) | ||
| Bissau | Artis Bertulis | 2022 | Joaquin Gonzalez-Ducay (2011–2015); Victor Madeira dos Santos (2015–2019); Sónia Neto (2019-2022) | ||
| Georgetown | Rene van Nes | 2022 | Robert Kopecky (2011–2015); Jernej Videtič (2015-2019); Fernando Ponz Cantó (2019-2022)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to with responsibility for  Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, St Barthelemy, St Eustatius and St Maarten | ||
| Port-au-Prince | Stefano Gatto | 2022 | Javier Niño (2012–2015); Vincent Degert (2015-2019); Sylvie Tabesse (2019-2022) | ||
| Rome | Alexandra Valkenburg | 2020 | Yves Gazzo (2009-2012); Laurence Argimon-Pistre (2012–2016); Jan Tombiński (2016–2020) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to | ||
| Tegucigalpa | Jaume Segura Socías | 2020 | Peter Versteeg (2009–2013); Ketil Karlsen (2013–2017); Alessandro Palmero (2017-2020) | ||
| Hong Kong | Thomas Gnocchi | 2016 | Vincent Piket (2012–2016); Carmen Cano (2016-2020)Accredited as Head of Office. Accredited also to  Macao | ||
| Reykjavík | Lucie Samcová-Hall Allen | 2020 | Michael Mann (2017–2020) | ||
| New Delhi | Hervé Delphin | 2023 | João Gomes Cravinho (2012–2015); Tomasz Kozłowski (2015–2019); Ugo Astuto (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Bhutan | ||
| Jakarta | Denis Chaibi | 2023 | Olof Skoog (2014–2015); Vincent Piket (2015-2019);Accredited also as EU Ambassador to | ||
| Baghdad | Thomas Seiler | 2023 | Patrick Simonnet (2016–2017); Ramon Blecua (2017-2019); Martin Huth (2019-2021); Ville Varjola (2021-2023) | ||
| Tel Aviv | Dimiter Tzantchev | 2021 | Lars Faaborg-Andersen (2013–2017); Emanuele Giaufret (2017-2021) | ||
| Abidjan | Francesca Di Mauro | 2022 | Jobst von Kirchmann (2018-2022) | ||
| Kingston | Marianne Van Steen | 2020 | Paola Amadei (2012–2016); Małgorzata Wasilewska (2016–2020)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Belize,  The Bahamas,  Turks & Caicos Islands and  Cayman Islands | ||
| Tokyo | Jean-Eric Paquet | 2022 | Hans Dietmar Schweisgut (2010–2014); Viorel Isticioaia Budura[7] (2014-2018); Patricia Flor (2018-2022) | ||
| Amman |  / Pierre-Christophe Chatzisavas | 2023 | Joanna Wronecka (2010–2015); Andrea Matteo Fontana (2015-2019); Maria Hadjitheodosiou (2019-2023) | ||
| Nur-Sultan | Kestutis Jankauskas | 2021 | Aurelia Bouchez (2011–2015); Traian Hristea (2015-2018); Sven-Olov Carlsson (2018-2021) | ||
| Nairobi | Henriette Geiger | 2021 | Lodewijk Briët (2011–2015); Stefano Antonio Dejak (2015-2019); / Simon Mordue (2019-2021)Accredited also as EU Permanent Representative to UNEP and UN-Habitat | ||
| Pristina |  Aivo Orav | 2024 | Samuel Žbogar (2011–2016); Nataiiya Apostolova (2016–2020); Tomáš Szunyog (2020–2024)Accredited as Head of Office and EU Special Representative | ||
| Kuwait City | Anne Koistinen | 2023 | Cristian Tudor (2019-2022) | ||
| Bishkek | Marilyn Josefson | 2022 | Cesare De Montis (2013–2017); Eduard Auer (2018-2022) | ||
| Vientiane | Ina Marčiulionytė | 2020 |  Leo Faber (2016-2020) | ||
| Beirut | Sandra De Waele | 2023 | Angelina Eichhorst (2011–2015), Christina Lassen[8] (2015-2019); Ralph Tarraf (2019-2023) | ||
| Maseru | Paola Amadei | 2021 | Michael Doyle (2014–2017); Christian Manahl (2017-2021) | ||
| Monrovia | Nona Deprez | 2023 | Tina Intelmann (2014–2017); Hélène Cave (2017-2020); Laurent Delahousse (2020-2023) | ||
| Tripoli | Nicola Orlando | 2023 | Nataliya Apostolova (2012–2016); Bettina Muscheidt (2016-2018);  Alan Bugeja (2018-2020); Jose Antonio Sabadell (2020-2023) | ||
| Antananarivo | Isabelle Delattre Burger | 2022 | Giovanni Di Girolamo (2018-2022)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Comoros | ||
| Lilongwe | Rune Skinnebach | 2021 | Alexander Baum (2010–2014); Marchell Germann (2014-2018); Sandra Paesen (2018-2020) | ||
| Kuala Lumpur | Michalis Rokas | 2020 | Luc Vandebon (2012–2016); Maria Castillo Fernández (2016–2020) | ||
| Bamako | Pascal Perennec (acting) | 2023 | Richard Zink (2011–2015); Alain Holleville (2015-2019); Bart Ouvry (2019-2023) | ||
| Nouakchott | / Gwilym Jones | 2017 | José Antonio Sabadell (2013–2017); Giacomo Durazzo (2017-2021) | ||
| Port Louis | Oskar Benedikt | 2023 | H-S. Gerstanlauer (2013–2015), Marjaana Sall (2015-2019); Vincent Degert (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Seychelles | ||
| Mexico City | Gautier Mignot | 2021 | Marie-Anne Coninsx (2009–2013); Andrew Stanley (2013–2017); Klaus Rudischhauser (2017–2019); Jean-Pierre Bou (2019-2021) | ||
| Chișinău | Jānis Mažeiks | 2021 | Pirkka Tapiola (2013–2017); Peter Michalko (2017–2021) | ||
| Ulaanbaater | Axelle Nicaise | 2021 | Traian Hristea (2018-2021) | ||
| Podgorica | Oana-Cristina Popa | 2020 | Mitja Drobnic (2012-2016); Aivo Orav (2016-2020) | ||
| Rabat | Patricia Llombart Cussac | 2021 | Rupert Joy (2013–2017); Claudia Wiedey (2017-2021) | ||
| Maputo | Antonino Maggiore | 2022 | Paul Malin (2011–2014); Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff (2014-2018); Antonio Sánchez-Benedito Gaspar (2018-2022) | ||
| Yangon | Ranieri Sabatucci | 2020 | Roland Kobia (2013–2017); Kristian Schmidt (2017-2020) | ||
| Windhoek | / Ana Beatriz Martins | 2023 | Raúl Fuentes Milani (2010–2015); Jana Hybášková (2015-2019); Sinikka Antila (2019-2023) | ||
| Kathmandu | / Veronique Lorenzo | 2023 | Reesje Teerink (2013–2017), Veronica Cody (2017-2020), Nona Deprez (2020-2023) | ||
| Wellington | / Lawrence Meredith | 2023 | Mikalis Rokas (2012–2016); Bernard Savage (2016–2019); Nina Obermaier (2019-2023) | ||
| Managua | Fernando Ponz | 2022 | Javier Sandomingo, (2011–2015); Kenneth Bell (2015–2019); Pelayo Castro (2019-2021); Bettina Muscheidt (2021-2022) | ||
| Niamey | Salvador Pinto da França | 2022 | Hans-Peter Schadek (2011–2013); Raul Mateus Paula (2013-2018); (2018-2021); Denisa-Elena Ionete (2018-2022) | ||
| Abuja | Samuela Isopi | 2021 | Michel Arrion (2013–2017); Ketil Karlsen (2017-2021)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to ECOWAS | ||
| Skopje | / David Geer | 2020 | Aivo Orav (2012–2016); Samuel Žbogar (2016-2020) | ||
| Oslo | Nicolas de La Grandville | 2021 | Helen Campbell[9] (2013–2017); Thierry Béchet (2017-2021) | ||
| Islamabad | Dr Riina Kionka | 2022 | Lars-Gunnar Wigemark (2011–2015); Jean François Cautain (2015–2019), Androulla Kaminara (2019-2022) | ||
| Ramallah | Alexandre Stutzmann | 2023 | Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff (2019-2023)Accredited as Head of Office. Accredited also to UNWRA | ||
| Panama City | Izabela Matusz | 2022 | Chris Hoornaert (2018–2022) | ||
| Port Moresby | Jacques Fradin | 2022 | Ioannis Giogkarakis-Argyropoulos (2015-2019); Jernej Videtič (2019-2022) | ||
| Asunción | Javier García de Viedma | 2021 | Alessandro Palmero (2013–2017); Paolo Berizzi (2017-2021) | ||
| Lima | Gaspar Frontini | 2021 | Sabato Della Monica (1991–1996); Jean-Michel Perille (1997–2001); Mendel Goldstein (2001–2005); António Cardoso Mota (2005–2009); Hans Allden (2010–2013); Irene Horejs (2013–2017); Diego Mellado (2017–2021) | ||
| Manila | Luc Véron | 2019 | Guy Ledoux (2011–2015); Franz Jessen (2015-2019) | ||
| Doha | Cristian Tudor | 2022 | None | ||
| Moscow | Roland Galharague | 2022 | Vygaudas Ušackas (2013-2017); Markus Ederer (2017–2022) | ||
| Kigali | Belén Calvo Uyarra | 2022 | Michael Ryan (2013–2017); Nicola Bellomo (2017-2021) | ||
| Riyadh | Christophe Farnaud | 2023 | Michele Cervone d'Urso (2016–2020); Patrick Simonnet (2020-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to and | ||
| Dakar | / Jean-Marc Pisani | 2018 | Dominique Dellicour (2010–2015); Joaquín González–Ducay (2015-2018) | ||
| Belgrade | / Emanuele Giaufret | 2021 | Michael Davenport (2013–2017); Sem Fabrizi (2017–2021) | ||
| Freetown | Manuel Müller | 2021 | Tom Vens (2017–2021) | ||
| Singapore | Iwona Piórko | 2021 | Michael Pulch (2013–2017); Barbara Plinkert (2017–2021) | ||
| Mugadishu | Karin Johansson | 2023 | / Veronique Lorenzo (2016-2018); Nicolás Berlanga Martinez (2018-2021); Tiina Intelmann (2021-2023) | ||
| Pretoria | Sandra Kramer | 2022 | Roeland van de Geer (2010–2014); Marcus Cornaro (2014-2018); Dr Riina Kionka (2018-2022) | ||
| Seoul | Maria Castillo Fernandez | 2020 | Tomasz Kozłowski (2011–2015); Gerhard Sabathil (2015–2017); Michael Reiterer (2017-2020) | ||
| Juba | Timo Olkkonen | 2022 | Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff (2012–2014); Stefano De Leo (2014-2018); Sinéad Walsh (2018-2020); Christian Bader (2020-2022) | ||
| Khartoum | Aidan O'Hara | 2022[10] | Tomáš Uličný (2011–2016); Jean Michel Dumond (2016–2019); Robert van den Dool (2019-2022) | ||
| Colombo | 2023 | David Daly (2013–2016); Tung–Lai Margue (2016-2019); Denis Chaibi (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Maldives | |||
| Bern | / Petros Mavromichalis | 2020 | Richard Jones (2012–2016); Michael Matthiessen (2016-2020)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Liechtenstein | ||
| Beirut (temporarily) | Dan Stoenescu (acting) | 2021 | Simon Bojsen-Moller - acting (2016–2017); Tosca Barucco - acting (2017-2019); Gilles Bertrand (2019-2021)Normally based in Damascus | ||
| Taipei | Filip Grzegorzewski | 2019 | Frédéric Laplanche (2011–2015); Madeleine Majorenko (2015–2019) Accredited as Head of Office | ||
| Dushanbe | Raimundas Karoblis | 2022 | Eduard Auer (2010–2014); Hidajet Biščević (2014-2018); Marilyn Josefsson (2018-2022) | ||
| Dar es Salaam | Christine Grau | 2023 | Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi (2011–2015); Roeland van de Geer (2015-2018); Manfredo Fanti (2019-2023)Accredited also as EU Ambassador to EAC | ||
| Bangkok | David Daly | 2021 | Jesús Miguel Sanz Escorihuel (2013–2017); Pirkka Tapiola (2017-2021) | ||
| Dili | Marc Fiedrich | 2022 | Alexandre Leitão (2016–2019); / Andrew Jacobs (2019-2022) | ||
| Lomé | Joaquín Tasso Vilallonga | 2020 | Maria Cristina Martins Barreira (2017–2020) | ||
| Trinidad & Tobago | Port of Spain | Peter Cavendish | 2021 | Daniela Tramacere (2012–2016); Arend Biesebroek (2016-2020) | |
| Tunis | Marcus Cornaro | 2020 | Laura Baeza (2012–2016); Patrice Bergamini (2016-2020) | ||
| Ankara | Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut | 2020 | Marc Pierini (2006-2011); Jean-Maurice Ripert (2011-2013); Hansjörg Haber (2015-2016); Christian Berger (2016–2020) | ||
| Ashgabat | Beata Pęksa | 2023 | Diego Ruiz Alonso (2020–2023) | ||
| Kampala | Jan Sadek | 2022 | Kristian Schmidt (2013–2017); Attilio Pacifici (2017-2022) | ||
| Kyiv | Katarína Mathernová | 2023 | Jan Tombiński (2012–2016); Hugues Mingarelli (2016–2019); Matti Maasikas (2019-2023) | ||
| Abu Dhabi | Lucie Berger | 2023 | Mihail Stuparu (2012–2014), Patrizio Fondi (2015–2020); Andrea Matteo Fontanta (2020-2023) | ||
| London | Pedro Serrano | 2022 | João Vale de Almeida[11] (2020-2022)Member state of the European Union (1973–2020) | ||
| Washington, D.C. | Jovita Neliupšienė | 2019 | João Vale de Almeida (2010–2014); David O'Sullivan[12] (2014–2019); Stavros Lambrinidis[13] (2019-2023) | ||
| Montevideo | Paolo Berizzi | 2021 | Juan Fernández Trigo (2013–2017); Karl-Otto Koenig (2017-2021) | ||
| Tashkent | Charlotte Adriaen | 2020 | Yuri Sterk (2012–2016) | ||
| Caracas | Rachel Roumet (acting) | 2021 | Aude Maio-Coliche (2013–2017); Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa (2017-2021) | ||
| Hanoi | Julien Guerrier | 2023 | Bruno Angelet (2015–2019); Pier Giorgio Aliberti (2019-2023) | ||
| Amman (temporarily) | Gabriel Munuera Vinlas | 2021 | María Antonia Calvo (2016-2019); Hans Grundberg (2019–2021)Normally based in Sanaa | ||
| Lusaka | Karolina Stasiak | 2023 | Gilles Hervio (2010–2015); Alessandro Mariani (2015–2019); Jacek Jankowski (2019–2023) | ||
| Harare | Jobst von Kirchmann | 2022 | Philippe Van Damme (2014–2018); Timo Olkkonen (2018-2022) |
| Host organisation | Location | Ambassador | Selected | Predecessors / Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Addis Ababa | Roland Kobia (acting) | 2023 | Gary Quince (2011–2015), Ranieri Sabatucci (2015-2019); Birgitte Markussen (2019-2023) | ||
| Jakarta | Sujiro Seam | 2023 | Igor Driesmans (2021-2023) | ||
| Strasbourg | Vesna Batistić Kos | 2022 | Luisella Pavan-Woolfe (2009–2014)[14] Jari Vilen[15] (2014–2018); Meglena Kuneva (2018-2022) | ||
| Vienna | Rasa Ostrauskaite | 2020 | Didier Lenoir (2015-2019)Deputy Head of Delegation in Vienna | ||
| New York City | Stavros Lambrinidis | 2024 | João Vale de Almeida (2015–2019); Thomas Mayr-Harting (2011-2015); Olof Skoog (2019-2023) | ||
| Geneva | Lotte Knudsen | 2021 | Maria Angela Zappia (2011–2014), Walter Stevens[16] (2018-2021) | ||
| Vienna | Carl Hallergård | 2023 | Stephan Klement[17] (2017-2023)Head of Delegation in Vienna | ||
| OECD & UNESCO | Paris | Christina Kokkinakis | 2023 | Didier Lenoir (2019-2023) Accredited also as EU Ambassador to  Andorra and  Monaco | |
| Geneva | João Aguiar Machado | 2019 | Angelos Pangratis (2011–2015) Mark Vanheukelen (2015–2019) |
San Marino, Malta Order and