Is there an Azerbaijani embassy in Macedonia?

No, there is currently no Azerbaijani embassy in Macedonia. Currently, Azerbaijan does not have a dedicated embassy or consulate in the country. Macedonian citizens seeking to apply for an Azerbaijan visa or obtain consular assistance must do so through one of the following options:

1. Apply for an e-visa online: This is the quickest and most convenient option for short stays (up to 30 days) in Azerbaijan. 
2. Visit the nearest Azerbaijani embassy: The closest options for Macedonian citizens are:

• Ankara, Turkey: The Azerbaijani Embassy in Ankara serves as the accredited mission for Macedonia. 
• Vienna, Austria: The Azerbaijani Embassy in Vienna also covers consular matters for Macedonia.

3. Services Offered

The embassy can help Macedonians with:

• Applications for Visas: For people who would rather apply in person at the embassy rather than online.
• Consular Services: For notary services, passport problems, etc.
• Cultural Diplomacy: In addition to fostering Azerbaijani culture, the embassy fortifies the two countries' bilateral ties with North Macedonia.

This embassy can help you with the procedure if you intend to travel there or require a particular visa for extended stays. Do you need any more help applying for a visa or any other travel advice?

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