Diplomatic missions of the Independent State of Croatia

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The Independent State of Croatia (1941–1945) was a European country located in Southern Europe, corresponding approximately to today's Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Listed below are its embassies and consulates:

•  Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia
  • Prague (General consulate)
•  Kingdom of Bulgaria
  • Sofia (Embassy)
•  Finland
  • Helsinki (Embassy)
•  Nazi Germany
  • Berlin (Embassy)
  • Vienna (General consulate)
  • Graz (Consulate)
  • Ljubljana (from 1943, Consulate)
•  Kingdom of Hungary
  • Budapest (Embassy)
•  Kingdom of Italy (Fascist Italy)
  • Rome (Embassy)
  • Milan (General consulate)
  • Ljubljana (until 1943, Consulate)
  • Zadar (General consulate)
•  Kingdom of Romania
  • Bucharest (Embassy)
•  Government of National Salvation (Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia)
  • Belgrade (Consular representation)
•  Slovak Republic
  • Bratislava (Embassy)
•  Francoist Spain
  • Madrid (Embassy)
•   Switzerland
  • Zürich (Permanent commerce delegation)

• Foreign relations of the Independent State of Croatia