Azerbaijan Embassies and Consulates

Here is the list of Azerbaijan embassies and consulates by country. Find the nearest one to you.

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Algeria

Website:
Address: Hidra district, Abu Nouvas str. 29/bis, Algiers, Algeria
Telephone: (+213) (2) 160 15 18, (+213) (2) 160 15 19
Fax: (+213) (2) 160 80 36
Email:
algeriamission@gmail.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Argentina

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.ar
Address: Gorostiaga 2176, Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, (C1426CTN) Argentina
Telephone: (+5411) 47 77 36 55
Fax: (+5411) 47 72 44 68
Email: buenosaires@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Australia

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.au/
Address: 5 Mialli Place O’Malley, ACT 2606, Canberra, Australia
Telephone: (+612) 629 05 600
Fax: (+612) 616 22 690
Email: canberra_mission@mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Austria

Website: http://www.azembassy.at
Address: Hügelgasse 2, A-1130 Wien, Austria
Telephone: +43 (1) 403 13 22
Fax: +43 (1) 403 13 23
Email: vienna@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Belarus

Website: http://www.azembassy.by
Address: Vostochnaya str. 133, Minsk 220113, Belarus
Telephone: (+375 17) 293 33 99
Fax: (+375 17) 293 34 99
Email: minsk@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Belgium

Website: http://www.azembassy.be/
Address: Av. Moliere 464, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium
Telephone: (+322) 345 26 60
Fax: (+322) 345 91 58
Email: brussels@mission.mfa.gov.az, office@azembassy.be

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Website:
Address: Dzemala Bijedica 305, 71210, Ilidza, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Telephone: (+387 33) 695 802, 803, 804
Fax: (+387 33) 695 801
Email: sarajevo@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Brazil

Website: http://www.azenmbassy.org.br
Address: SHIS QI 09, Conjunto 15, Casa 15, Lago Sul, Brasilia-DF, CEP: 71625-150, Brazil
Telephone: (+5561) 3253 98 03, 98 05 ,98 11
Fax: (+5561) 3253 98 12
Email: brasilia_mission@mfa.gov.az, embaixada@azembassy.org.br

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Bulgaria

Website: http://ww.azembassy.bg/
Address: Iztok district, Charles Darwin str. 6, Sofia 1113 , Bulgaria
Telephone: (+359 2) 8170070
Fax: (+359 2) 8170077
Email:

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Canada

Website: http://www.azembassy.ca/
Address: 275 Slater Street, Suite 904, Ottawa, Ontario, K1P5H9, Canada
Telephone: +1 (613) 288 04 97
Fax: +1 (613) 230 80 89
Email: azerbaijcan@azembassy.ca, consul@azembassy.ca, press.service@azembassy.ca

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Chile

Website:
Address: Avenida Nueva Tajamar 481 Edificio, World Trade Center, Torre Norte, Piso 6, Oficina 604, Santiago, Chile
Telephone: (+56) (22) 247 79 99
Fax: (+56) (22) 755 22 20
Email: santiago@azembassy.org.ar

Embassy of Azerbaijan in China

Website: http://www.azerbembassy.org.cn
Address: 100600, Qijayuan Diplomatic Compound, Villa B-3-3, Beijing, China
Telephone: (+86 10) 6532-4614
Fax: (+86 10) 6532-4615
Email: mailbox@azerbembassy.org.cn

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Colombia

Website:
Address: Calle 113 No. 2-90, Bogota, Colombia
Telephone: (+57) (1) 215-8157
Fax:
Email: r.farzaliyev@azembassy.mx

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Croatia

Website: http://www.azerbaijan-embassy.hr
Address: Srebrnjak 104, Zagreb 10000 , Croatia
Telephone: (+385) 1 643 89 00
Fax: (+385) 1 643 89 29
Email: zagreb_mission@mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Cuba

Website:
Address: 5-ta Avenida N-9608, Havana, Cuba
Telephone: (537) 207 92 80
Fax:
Email: missiondiplomaticaazerbaijan@yahoo.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Czech Republic

Website: http://www.azembassyprague.az
Address: Na Zatorce 783/17, Praha 6-Bubenec 16000 , Czech Republic
Telephone: + 420 246032422
Fax: + 420 246032423
Email: prague@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Egypt

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.eg
Address: Maadi Sarayat , street 10, Villa 16/24, Cairo, Egypt
Telephone: (+202) 235 83 761/783
Fax: (+202) 235 83 725
Email: cairo@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Estonia

Website: http://www.azembassy.ee
Address: Pirita tee 20 T, Tallin 10127, Estonia
Telephone: (+372) 640 50 50
Fax: (+372) 640 50 51
Email: tallinn@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Ethiopia

Website: http://addisababa.mfa.gov.az
Address: House 2467, Kolfe Keranio Sub-City, Woreda, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Telephone: (+251) 113 691 586
Fax: (+251) 113 691 512
Email: azembassy.addis@gmail.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in France

Website: http://www.azambassade.fr
Address: 78, Avenue d ‘Iena, 75116 Paris, France
Telephone: +33 (1) 441 860 20
Fax: +33 (1) 441 860 25
Email: paris@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Georgia

Website: http://www.azembassy.ge
Address: Gorgosali 4, Tbilisi 0114, Georgia
Telephone: (+99532) 224 22 20
Fax: (+99532) 224 22 33
Email: tbilisi@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Batumi

Website: http://www.azgenconsulate.ge
Address: Nodar Dumbadze str. 14, 6010 Batum, Georgia
Telephone: (+99542) 227 67 00
Fax: (+99542) 227 34 43
Email: batumi@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Germany

Website: http://www.azembassy.de/
Address: Hubertusallee 43, 14193 Berlin, Germany
Telephone: +49 (30) 219 16 13
Fax: + 49 (30) 219 16 152
Email: berlin@mission.mfa.gov

Honorary Consulate of Azerbaijan in Stuttgart

Website:
Address: Kriegsbergstrasse 32, 70174 Stuttgart, Germany
Telephone: (+49711) 12848519/18
Fax: (+49711) 12848300
Email: info@otto-hauser.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Greece

Website: http://www.azembassy.gr/
Address: Vasilissis Sophias str. 25, Athens, Greece
Telephone: + 30 210 363 27 21
Fax: + 30 210 363 90 87
Email: embassy@azembassy.gr, athens@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Hungary

Website: http://www.azerembassy.hu/
Address: Eötvös str. 14, Budapest 1067, Hungary
Telephone: (+361) 374 60 70/71
Fax: (+361) 302 35 35
Email: budapest@azembassy.hu, budapest@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in India

Website: http://www.azembassy.in
Address: 41, Pschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110 057, India
Telephone: (+9111) 26 15 22 28
Fax: (+9111) 26 15 22 27
Email: newdelhi@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Indonesia

Website: http://www.azembassy.or.id/
Address: JL Karang Asem Tehngah, block C 5 no 20, Kuningan Timur, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia
Telephone: (+6221) 25 55 44 08
Fax: (+6221) 25 55 44 09
Email: jakarta@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Iran

Website: http://www.azembassy.ir
Address: Sherzad Avenue, Rastovan str. 16, Tehran, Iran
Telephone: (+9821) 22 56 31 46 /47, (+9821) 22 55 42 55, (+9821) 22 55 95 53
Fax: (+9821) 22 55 81 83
Email: az.embassy.ir@gmail.com,tehran@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Tabriz

Website:
Address: Arif Street 9 Valiasr, Tabriz, Iran
Telephone: (+98) (411) 333 48 02,03,04
Fax: (+98) (411) 331 53 80
Email: tabriz@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Italy

Website: http://www.azembassy.it/
Address: Viale Regina Margherita, 1 – 2nd floor, I-00198 Roma, Italy
Telephone: (+39) 06 853 05 557
Fax: (+39) 06 858 31 448
Email: rome@mission.mfa.gov.az

Honorary Consulate of Azerbaijan in Genova

Website:
Address: Viaxx Settembre str. 34, 161121 Genova, Italy
Telephone: (+39010) 553 46 13
Fax: (+39010) 530 34 35
Email: margherita.costa@hotmail.it

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Japan

Website: http://www.azembassy.jp
Address: 1-19-15 Higashigaoka, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0021 , Japan
Telephone: +(81)3 54864744
Fax: +(81)3 5486-7374
Email: info@azembassy.jp

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Jordan

Website: http://www.azembassyjo.org/
Address: Ali-Kursi area, AlAvabed str. 13, P.O.Box: 851894, 11185 Amman, Jordan
Telephone: (+9626) 593 3231/5525
Fax: (+962 6) 593 28 26
Email: amman@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Kazakhstan

Website: http://www.azembassy.kz/
Address: Diplomatic City, Residence B-6, 010000 Astana, Kazakhstan
Telephone: (+7172) 24 15 81,24 16 90,24 10 97
Fax: (+7172) 24 15 32
Email: astana@mission.mfa.gov.az, astana@azembassy.kz

Embassy Branch Office of Azerbaijan in Almaty

Website:
Address: Astana hotel, 1st floor Baytursinov str. 11, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Telephone: (+7) (7292) 56 30 11
Fax: (+7) (7292) 56 30 11
Email:

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Aktau

Website: http://www.azconsulateaktau.kz
Address: 15 th district, Building 30k-1, Aktau, Kazakhstan
Telephone: (+77292) 42 23 00
Fax:
Email: azconsul.aktau@tmail.com, aktau@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Kuwait

Website: http://www.azerembassy-kuwait.org/
Address: Al-Yarmuk, block 2, str.1, villa 15, Al-Kuwait, Kuwait
Telephone: (+965) 25 35 52 47
Fax: (+965) 25 35 52 46
Email: kuwait@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Kyrgyzstan

Website: http://www.azembassy.kg
Address: Erkindik avenue 183, Bishkek City, Kyrgyzstan
Telephone: (+996312) 37 64 71
Fax: (+996312) 37 64 67
Email: hkek@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Latvia

Website: http://www.azembassy.lv/
Address: Raina Bulvaris 2-5, Riga, LV-1050, Latvia
Telephone: (+371) 671 428 89/90/91/92/93/94/95
Fax: (+371) 671 428 96
Email: riga@mission.mfa.gov.az, office@azembassy.lv

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Lebanon

Website: http://beirut.mfa.gov.az
Address: El-Metn, Ain Aar, 6th street, villa 353 Near of IRAP school, Beirut, Lebanon
Telephone: (+961) (4) 922 066
Fax: (+961) (4) 922 160
Email:

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Libya

Website:
Address: Ben Ashur, Craba str. Villa N5., P.O. Box 3592, Tripoli, Libya
Telephone: (+21821) 360 81 92
Fax: (+21821) 361 35 63
Email: azseftripoli@lttnet.net

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Lithuania

Website:
Address: Gedimino pr. 35, LT 01109, Vilnius, Lithuania
Telephone: (+3705) 219 56 01/02, (+3705) 219 99 90
Fax: (+3705) 219 00 42
Email: vilnius@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Malaysia

Website: http://www.azembassy.com.my/
Address: Lot 589, Jalan 6, Taman Ampang Utarma, Ampang 68000, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone: (+603) 42 52 67 00, (+603) 42 52 68 00, (+603) 42 53 48 00
Fax: (+603) 42 57 18 00
Email: kualalumpur@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Mexico

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.mx/
Address: Av. Virreyes 1015, Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico D.F., 11000, Mexico
Telephone: (+5255) 40 41 09
Fax: (+5255) 55 96 26 13
Email: mexico@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Moldova

Website: http://www.azembassy.md/
Address: MD 2009, Kogalniceanu Street 64, Chisinau, Moldova
Telephone: (+373 22) 232 277, (+373) 22 21 42 09
Fax: (+373 22) 227 558
Email: chisinau@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Montenegro

Website: http://www.azmission.me
Address: Skoja str. 32, Tolosi, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro
Telephone: (+382) 20 281 181
Fax: (+382) 20 281 182
Email: podgorica@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Morocco

Website:
Address: Oulad Said str. 50, Souissi district, Rabat, Morocco
Telephone: (+212 537) 75 13 25/12 01
Fax: (+212 537) 75 14 34
Email: rabat@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Netherlands

Website: http://www.azembassy.nl
Address: Andries Bickerweg 6, 2517 JP, The Hague, Netherlands
Telephone: (+3170) 392 19 39, (+3170) 360 97 43
Fax: (+3170) 346 96 04
Email: info@azembassy.nl,hague@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Pakistan

Website: http://www.azembassy.com.pk/
Address: Islamabad, G-5, Diplomatic Enclave II, Plots 1D/1E, Islamabad, Pakistan
Telephone: (+9251) 260 07 04
Fax: (+9251) 260 07 20
Email: islamabad@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Peru

Website:
Address: Victro Gonzalez Olaechea 167 Miraflores, Lima, Peru
Telephone: (+51) 1 491 8546
Fax:
Email: oficina.peru@azembassy.mx

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Poland

Website:
Address: Zwyciezcow str. 12, Warsaw 03-941, Poland
Telephone: (+4822) 616 21 88, (+4822) 617 67 28
Fax: (+4822) 616 19 49
Email: warsaw@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Qatar

Website: http://www.azembassy.qa
Address: West Bay-Dafna, str. 66, Saha 41, P.O. Box 23900 , Doha, Qatar
Telephone: (0974) 493 24 50
Fax: (0974) 493 17 55
Email: azembassy@qatar.net.qa, doha@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Romania

Website: http://www.azembassy.ro/
Address: Grigore Gafencu str. 10, Sector 1, Bucharest, Romania
Telephone: (+4021) 233 24 84/66
Fax: (+4021) 233 24 65
Email: azesefroman@azembassy.ro, busharest@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Russia

Website: http://www.azembassy.msk.ru/
Address: Leontevski cross, apt. 16, Moscow 125009, Russia
Telephone: (+7495) 629 43 32
Fax: (+7495) 695 50 72
Email: embassy@azembassy.msk.ru, moscow@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Saint Petersburg

Website:
Address: 2 nd Sovetskaya str. 27/2, St. Petersburg, Russia
Telephone: (+7812) 717 38 90, (+7812) 717 39 86
Fax: (+7812) 717 38 91
Email: stpetersburg@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Yekaterinburg

Website:
Address: Karl Libknehkt str. 5, Yekaterinburg, Russia
Telephone: (+7323) 371 55 32/17
Fax: (+7343) 371 55 59
Email: ekaterinburg@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Saudi Arabia

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.sa
Address: Al Worood Quarter, Amir Faisal bin Saud bin Abdulrahman str. 59, Al Aruba road, Riyadh 11693, Saudi Arabia
Telephone: (+96611) 419 23 82
Fax: (+96611) 419 22 60
Email: riyadh@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Serbia

Website:
Address: Pere Velimirovica str. 25, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Telephone: (+381) 11 351 51 01, (+381) 11 351 51 02
Fax: (+381) 11 351 51 03
Email: belgrade@missionl.mfa.gov.az

Honorary Consulate of Azerbaijan in Bratislava

Website: http://www.azconsulate.sk
Address: 80101 Klobucnika 4, 80101 Bratislava, Slovakia
Telephone: (+4212) 546 490 41/42
Fax: (+4212) 546 490 43
Email: bratislava@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Slovenia

Website:
Address: Knezova 26/12, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia
Telephone: (+386) 303 21 231
Fax:
Email: ljubljana@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in South Africa

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.za
Address: Jupiter str. 258, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria 0181 , South Africa
Telephone: (+2712) 347 79 69
Fax: (+2712) 347 90 19
Email: pretoria@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Korea (Republic)

Website: http://www.azembassy.co.kr/
Address: 1rd Floor, Hannam Tower II, 725 -23 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul 140-893 , South Korea
Telephone: (+822) 797 17 64/65/66
Fax: (+822) 797 17 67
Email: seoul@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Spain

Website: http:// www.azembassy.es
Address: Ronda de Avutarda st. 38, 28043 Madrid, Spain
Telephone: (+3491) 759 60 10
Fax: (+3491) 759 70 56
Email: madrid@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Sweden

Website: http://www.azembassy.se
Address: Barnhusgatan 3, 4 th floor, Stockholm 11123, Sweden
Telephone: (+468) 661 58 50
Fax: (+468) 411 24 58
Email: stockholm@mission.mfa.gov.az, azerembassy@gmail.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Switzerland

Website: http://www.azembassy.ch/
Address: Kramburgstrasse10, CH-3006, Bern, Switzerland
Telephone: 0041 31 350 50 40
Fax: 0041 31 350 50 41
Email: bern@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Tajikistan

Website: http://www.azembassy.tj
Address: Zafar Nozimov str., apt. 18, Dushanbe, 734003, Tajikistan
Telephone: (+992 37) 224 70 28/29
Fax: (+992 37) 224 70 27
Email: dushanbe@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Turkey

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.tr
Address: H.E. Mr. ABBASALI K. HASANOV, Ankara, Turkey
Telephone: (+90312) 491 16 81/ 82/ 83/79
Fax: (+90312) 492 04 30
Email: ankara@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Istanbul

Website: http://www.azconsulateistanbul.org.tr
Address: Zeytinoglu str. 65, Akatlar/Beshiktash-Istanbul, Turkey
Telephone: (+90212) 325 80 42/43/44/45
Fax: (+90212) 284 95 79
Email: istanbul@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Kars

Website: http://www.azconsulatekars.org.tr
Address: Yusuf Pasha district, Ordu str. 9 Kars Centre, Kars, Turkey
Telephone: (+90474) 223 64 75,223 13 61
Fax: (+90474) 223 87 41
Email: qars@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Turkmenistan

Website: http://www.azembassy-tm.org
Address: Prosveshenie str. Villa 44, Ashghabad 2062, Turkmenistan
Telephone: (+99312) 36 46 08/09
Fax: (+99312) 36 46 10
Email: azsefir_ashg@online.tm, ashghabad@box.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Ukraine

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.ua
Address: Glibochitska str. 24, Kiev 01901, Ukraine
Telephone: (+38044) 484 69 40
Fax: (+38044) 484 69 46
Email: kiev@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in the United Arab Emirates

Website: http://www.azembassy.ae
Address: P.O. Box 45766, Abu Dhabi , United Arab Emirates
Telephone: (+9712) 666 28 48
Fax: (+9712) 666 31 50
Email: azembasy@emirates.net.ae, abudhabi@mission.mfa.gov.az

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Dubai

Website: http://www.azconsulatedubai.ae
Address: Al-Manara rd, Ayay str., villa 40, Jumeirah, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Telephone: (+9714) 388 37 27
Fax: (+9714) 388 37 36
Email: dubai@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in the United Kingdom

Website: http://www.azembassy.org.uk/
Address: 4 Kensington Court, London W8 5DL, United Kingdom
Telephone: (+4420) 7938 34 12
Fax: (+4420) 7937 17 83
Email: london@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in the United States of America

Website: http://www.azembassy.us
Address: 2741 34th Street NW, Washington, DC 20008, United States
Telephone: (+1202) 337 35 00
Fax: (+1202) 337 59 11
Email: azerbaijan@azembassy.us

Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Los Angeles

Website: http://www.azconsulatela.org/
Address: 11766 Wilshire Blvd., 1410 Los Angeles, California 90025, United States
Telephone: (+1310) 444 91 01
Fax: (+1310) 477 48 60
Email: losangeles@mission.mfa.gov.az, consul@azconsulatela.org, office@azconsulatela.org

Honorary Consulate of Azerbaijan in Santa Fe

Website:
Address: 2220 Wilderness Meadow Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505, United States
Telephone: (+1505) 986 60 74
Fax:
Email: ermchaffie@msn.com

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Uruguay

Website:
Address: Bulevar Artigas 417 Oficina 302, Gamma Tower, Montevideo, Uruguay
Telephone: (+598) 27 16 37 63
Fax: (+598) 27 16 37 65
Email: montevideo@azembassy.org.ar

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Uzbekistan

Website: http://tashkent.mfa.gov.az
Address: Shark Tongi 25, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Telephone: (+998) (71) 173 61 67
Fax: (+998) (71) 173 26 58
Email: tashkent@mission.mfa.gov.az

Embassy of Azerbaijan in Vietnam

Website:
Address: Ba Dinh avenue, Le Hong Phong str. 6A, Hanoi, Vietnam
Telephone: (+8443) 737 90 11/12
Fax: (+8443) 737 90 13
Email: az.emb.hanoi@gmail.com

Learn More About Azerbaijan Embassies and Consulates

What is Diplomatic Mission

A diplomatic mission is a group of people from a state or organization present in another state to represent the sending state or organization officially in the receiving or host state. Diplomatic missions are usually headed by an ambassador or other high-ranking diplomat.

Azerbaijan has diplomatic missions in over 70 countries around the world. These missions are responsible for representing the interests of Azerbaijan in those countries, and for promoting relations between Azerbaijan and the host country.

Diplomatic missions play an important role in international relations. They help to promote understanding and cooperation between countries, and they provide a forum for resolving disputes. Diplomatic missions are an essential part of the international system. They help to promote peace, security, and prosperity around the world. You can learn more at Visas for Future.

What is Consulate?

A consulate is a diplomatic mission that is subordinate to an embassy. It is headed by a consul, who is responsible for providing consular services to citizens of the sending country in the host country.

Here are some of the consular services that are typically provided by a consulate:

Issuing visas and passports
Providing assistance to travelers who have lost their passports or other travel documents
Helping citizens who have been arrested or detained in the host country
Providing information about the host country, such as its laws and regulations
Promoting cultural and educational exchanges between the sending and host countries

Here are some facts about Azerbaijan embassies and consulates:

Azerbaijan has embassies in 70 countries and consulates in 14 countries.
The embassy in Washington, D.C. is the oldest and largest Azerbaijani embassy in the world.
The consulate in Los Angeles is the largest Azerbaijani consulate in the world.
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry is responsible for appointing and overseeing Azerbaijan’s embassies and consulates.
Azerbaijani embassies and consulates provide a range of services to Azerbaijani citizens, including visa and passport services, consular assistance, and cultural and educational programs.

What is International law?

International law is the set of rules that govern the conduct of countries in their relations with each other. It is based on the principle of sovereign equality, which means that all countries are equal and have the same rights and obligations under international law.

Azerbaijan is a party to many international treaties and conventions, including the United Nations Charter, the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, and the Convention on the Law of the Sea. These treaties and conventions set out the rights and obligations of Azerbaijan under international law.

Azerbaijan is also a member of many international organizations, such as the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, and the Council of Europe. These organizations play an important role in promoting international law and resolving disputes between countries.

What is a Diplomat?

A diplomat for Azerbaijan is a person who represents the interests of Azerbaijan in another country. They are typically appointed by the Azerbaijani government and are responsible for promoting relations between Azerbaijan and the host country.

The work of a diplomat for Azerbaijan can vary depending on their specific role and responsibilities.Diplomats for Azerbaijan must have a high level of education and experience. They must be fluent in the language of the host country and have a strong understanding of international law and diplomacy. They must also be able to deal with complex issues and navigate the often-turbulent world of international relations.

Diplomats for Azerbaijan play an important role in promoting peace, security, and prosperity in the world. If you are interested in a career that allows you to make a difference in the world, then diplomacy for Azerbaijan may be the right choice for you.

The specific roles that a diplomat for Azerbaijan may play will vary depending on their experience and qualifications, as well as the needs of the Azerbaijani government.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan (MFA) is a cabinet-level governmental agency responsible for conducting and designing the country’s foreign policy. It is headquartered in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The MFA is headed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, who is appointed by the President of Azerbaijan. The current Minister of Foreign Affairs is Jeyhun Bayramov.

The MFA is responsible for a wide range of tasks, including:

Representing Azerbaijan at international organizations and conferences.
Conducting negotiations with foreign governments.
Promoting trade and investment between Azerbaijan and other countries.
Providing consular services to Azerbaijani citizens abroad.
Protecting the rights of Azerbaijani citizens abroad.
Promoting Azerbaijan’s culture and interests abroad.

The MFA has a number of departments and offices that are responsible for carrying out these tasks. These departments include the Department of Political Affairs, the Department of Economic Affairs, the Department of Consular Affairs, and the Department of Public Diplomacy.

The MFA also has a number of overseas missions, including embassies, consulates, and permanent missions to international organizations. These missions are responsible for representing Azerbaijan in the countries where they are located.

The MFA is an important part of the Azerbaijani government. It plays a key role in promoting Azerbaijan’s interests abroad and in building relations with other countries.

What is Foreign Policy

The foreign policy of Azerbaijan is based on the principles of sovereignty, independence, and non-alignment. Azerbaijan is a member of many international organizations, including the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, and the Council of Europe.

Azerbaijan is a major oil and gas producer and is keen to develop its energy resources. It has signed a number of agreements with foreign companies to explore and develop its oil and gas fields. Azerbaijan is also a major transit country for oil and gas exports from the Caspian Sea region.

The foreign policy of Azerbaijan is based on the principles of peace, stability, and cooperation. Azerbaijan is a reliable partner and a valuable member of the international community.

What is International Relations

Azerbaijan’s international relations are based on the principles of sovereignty, independence, and non-alignment. Azerbaijan is a member of many international organizations, including the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and the Council of Europe.

What is Permanent Representative

A Permanent Representative is the highest-ranking diplomat of a country to an international organization. They are responsible for representing the country’s interests at the organization and for promoting its relationship with the organization.

In the case of Azerbaijan, the Permanent Representative to the United Nations is Ambassador Vaqif Sadiqov. He is responsible for representing Azerbaijan’s interests at the UN and for promoting its relationship with the UN. A Permanent Representative is typically appointed to an international organization

What is the High Commissioner?

A High Commissioner is a diplomatic representative of a country to a Commonwealth realm. They are equivalent in rank to an ambassador.

The High Commissioner of Azerbaijan to the United Kingdom is Fakhraddin Ismayilov. He is responsible for representing Azerbaijan’s interests in the UK and for promoting its relationship with the UK. High Commissioner is typically appointed to a Commonwealth realm.

What is an Ambassador?

An ambassador is the highest-ranking diplomatic representative of a country to another country. They are responsible for representing the interests of their country in the host country and for promoting relations between the two countries.

The ambassador of Azerbaijan to the United States is Elin Suleymanov. He was appointed to the position in 2021. The ambassador of the United States to Azerbaijan is Lee Litzenberger. He was appointed to the position in 2019.

The ambassador’s responsibilities include:

Representing the interests of their country in the host country.
Promoting relations between the two countries.
Conducting negotiations with the government of the host country.
Providing consular services to citizens of their country in the host country.
Reporting on political, economic, and social developments in the host country to their government.

What is Consul?

A consul is a diplomat who is responsible for providing consular services to citizens of their country in the host country. Consular services include issuing visas and passports, providing assistance to travelers who have lost their passports or other travel documents, and helping citizens who have been arrested or detained in the host country.

Consuls are typically appointed by the government of the sending country and are responsible to the ambassador of that country. They are typically located in the consulate, which is a diplomatic mission that is subordinate to an embassy.

The specific duties of a consul will vary depending on the needs of the sending country and the host country. However, some common duties include:

Issuing visas and passports.
Providing assistance to travelers who have lost their passports or other travel documents.
Helping citizens who have been arrested or detained in the host country.
Promoting trade and investment between the sending and host countries.
Promoting cultural and educational exchanges between the sending and host countries.

Consuls play an important role in promoting the interests of their country in the host country. They also play an important role in helping citizens of their country who are traveling or living in the host country.

What is the United Nations

The United Nations (UN) in Azerbaijan is represented by the United Nations Office in Baku (UNOB). The UNOB is headed by the UN Resident Coordinator, who is the UN’s highest-ranking official in Azerbaijan. The current UN Resident Coordinator is Vladanka Andreeva.

The UNOB was established in 1992, shortly after Azerbaijan gained its independence. The UNOB’s mandate is to support the government of Azerbaijan in its efforts to achieve sustainable development, democracy, and human rights.

The UNOB also provides humanitarian assistance to people affected by natural disasters and other emergencies.

The UNOB works closely with the government of Azerbaijan, as well as with other UN agencies, international organizations, and civil society organizations. The UNOB is committed to helping Azerbaijan achieve its development goals and to building a more peaceful, prosperous, and democratic future for all its citizens.

What is NATO?

Azerbaijan is not a member of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. NATO is a military alliance of 30 countries based in Europe and North America. The alliance was founded in 1949 to counter the threat of the Soviet Union.

Azerbaijan has expressed interest in joining NATO, but has not yet been invited to join. There are a number of reasons for this, including Azerbaijan’s close relationship with Russia, which is not a member of NATO.

What is ASEAN?

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a regional intergovernmental organization of ten Southeast Asian countries. It was founded in 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand.

Azerbaijan is not a member of ASEAN, but it has observer status in the organization. This means that Azerbaijan can participate in ASEAN meetings and activities, but it does not have voting rights.

Azerbaijan has expressed interest in joining ASEAN, but it has not yet been invited to do so. There are a number of reasons for this, including Azerbaijan’s geographic location, which is outside of Southeast Asia.

What is a Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations?

The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (VCDR) is an international treaty that sets out the basic principles and rules governing diplomatic relations between states. It was adopted by the United Nations (UN) in 1961 and entered into force in 1964.

Azerbaijan is a party to the VCDR. This means that it is bound by the provisions of the treaty. The VCDR applies to all diplomatic missions, including embassies, consulates, and permanent missions to international organizations.

The VCDR sets out the rights and duties of sending and receiving states, as well as the rights and duties of diplomatic agents. It also provides for the inviolability of diplomatic premises and archives.

Some of the key provisions of the VCDR include:

The sending state has the right to send diplomatic representatives to the receiving state.
The receiving state has the right to receive diplomatic representatives from the sending state.
Diplomatic agents enjoy immunity from the jurisdiction of the receiving state.
Diplomatic premises are inviolable.
Diplomatic correspondence is inviolable.

The VCDR is an important treaty that helps to ensure the smooth functioning of diplomatic relations between states. It provides a framework for the protection of diplomatic agents and their activities, and it helps to promote understanding and cooperation between states.

What is a Sovereign state?

sovereign state is a state that is not subject to the authority of any other state. It has its own government, laws, and borders. Azerbaijan is a sovereign state. It gained its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

A sovereign state has the following characteristics:

It has a defined territory.
It has a permanent population.
It has a government that exercises effective control over its territory.
It has the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Azerbaijan meets all of these criteria. It has a defined territory, a permanent population, a government that exercises effective control over its territory, and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.

Azerbaijan is a sovereign state that is committed to upholding international law and promoting peace and stability in the region.

What is Diplomacy?

Diplomacy is the art of conducting relations between countries. It is the process of negotiation and communication between states to achieve common goals.

Azerbaijan’s diplomacy is guided by the following principles:

Multilateralism: Azerbaijan is a strong supporter of multilateralism and cooperation with international organizations. It is a founding member of the GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. Azerbaijan also participates in a number of regional initiatives, such as the Caspian Sea Economic Cooperation Organization and the Baku Process.
Peace and stability: Azerbaijan is committed to peace and stability in the region. It has signed a number of agreements with neighboring countries to promote cooperation and resolve disputes peacefully. Azerbaijan is also a strong supporter of the Minsk Group, which is working to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Economic development: Azerbaijan is committed to economic development. It has attracted foreign investment and is developing its energy resources. Azerbaijan is also a major transit country for oil and gas exports from the Caspian Sea region.
Human rights and democracy: Azerbaijan is committed to protecting the rights of all its citizens, regardless of their religion or ethnicity. Azerbaijan is also a strong supporter of human rights and democracy.