Does every country have an embassy in every country?

Many countries does not afford to have an embassy in all countries.Also political relation between two countries affect the decision of having embassy. Let's take example of US. read more

No, the US does not have embassies in every country. We currently do not have embassies in North Korea, Bhutan, or Iran. In some places we have one ambassador covering several countries. The ambassador is resident in one country, and occasionally visits the other countries to which he or she is accredited. read more

Where a country does not have an embassy in another nation, there are still a number of ways it can be represented diplomatically: • Its nearest embassy, perhaps in an adjacent country, can handle diplomatic relations. For example, Madagascar handles its relations with the UK from its Paris (France) embassy. read more

Although the island country of Cuba is a close neighbor to the United StatesS, the US only interacts with Cuba via the Swiss Embassy in Havana and Washington D.C. Iran Theocratic republic Iran officially contacts the United States though the Pakistani Embassy in Washington D.C. read more