Embassy
Apostolic Nunciature to Zambia
Los Angeles Boulevard 283, 10101 Lusaka

Zambia
Embassy
Los Angeles Boulevard 283, 10101 Lusaka
Embassy
4, Manenekela Road
Embassy
Haile Selassie Avenue opposite Ndeke House
Embassy
6663 Katima Mulilo Road
Embassy
Diplomatic Triangle, Embassy Park - Plot n. 5211
Embassy
Embassy
Plot 6407, Diplomatic Triangle
Embassy
4 Twin Palm Road, Kabulonga
Embassy
Eastern end of Kabulonga Road, Ibex Hill
Embassy
Lusaka
Plot 4A/45 Warthog Road, Kabulonga
Embassy
Lusaka
Embassy
Lusaka
31F Leopard’s Hill Close
Embassy
Lusaka
Embassy
Lusaka
5218 Haile Selassie Avenue
Embassy
Lusaka
Leopard Hill Street Kaplonga 27 B C
Embassy
Lusaka
Haile Selassie Avenue
Embassy
Lusaka
Embassy
Lusaka
5208 United Nations Avenue
High commission
High commission
326 Independence Avenue , Manenekela Road
High commission
9592 Kacha Road
High commission
26D Cheetah Road
High commission
Lusaka
1 Pandit Nehru Road
We list 23 embassies and high commissions and 0 consulates in Zambia, run by 23 countries.
Lusaka, with 10 missions.
Plot 4A/45 Warthog Road, Kabulonga, Lusaka.
20 missions in 20 countries, including Germany, Belgium, Brazil, Israel Italy, and 15 more.
Yes, in Ankara. Website: https://www.zambiaembassy.org.tr/
Commonwealth countries call their embassies in each other "high commissions". They do the same job. Zambia hosts 5.
An embassy is a country's main office in another country, usually in the capital. A consulate is a smaller office in another city that handles visas, passports and help for citizens.
Use the official website listed for each mission (17 of them have one). Many take visa applications only by appointment, so book online first.
Usually yes, especially for visa applications. Book through the official website, arrive early, and bring printed documents and your passport.
Your own country's embassy or consulate can issue an emergency travel document. Report the loss to the local police first and keep the report.
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