Diplomatic Missions of Arcerion

This is a list of Arcer Foreign Office diplomatic missions that represent the Government of Arcerion's Confederate Parliament. At present, Arcerion has full diplomatic relations with seven nations, and consular services with the same amount.

The list includes former consulates and embassies that have been withdrawn for diplomatic, security, or other reasons.

Embassies

Arcer Embassy to Urcea
Arcerion Embassy in Urceopolis, Urcea
General information
Town or city	Urceopolis
Country	Urcea
Construction started	19th Century
Completed	1824 (Consulate) 1855 (Embassy)

Apostolic Kingdom of Urcea

The Arcerion Embassy to Urcea was initially founded as a consulate in 1824 following the nation's growth in food and raw material exports. Established for the purpose of providing consular staff to oversee trade, tariffs, and other mercantile services, it gradually expanded over time until 1855, by which point Arcerion had become one of Urcea's largest trading partners in Crona, and the largest exporter of goods to Urcea in South Crona.

The embassy grew in size and staff throughout the First and Second Great Wars, where Arcerion was a major partner in Crona and one of Urcea's key partners in the Cronan Theatre of War. The embassy continued to grow to its current size of over one hundred staff, where it processes visas, manages trade negotiations on behalf of major Arcer corporations, and consistently hosts major fundraisers and benefits for Arcer interest groups in Urcea. The embassy is located in Urceopolis' major diplomatic quarter, Ardot, where it also houses the Ambassador's official residence as well as staff quarters.

Stenza

Arcer Embassy to Burgundie
Arcerion Embassy in Vilauristre, Burgundie
General information
Town or city	Vilauristre
Country	Burgundie
Construction started	19th Century
Completed	1811 (Consulate) 1823 (Embassy)

The Grand Thalattocratic Republican Principality of Burgundie and her Commonwealth

The Arcer Foreign Office's oldest embassy is to Burgundie, beginning as the Arcer Consular Office in 1811. The special economic relationship between the two nations was mutually founded in commercial trade, shipbuilding, and the importing of foodstuffs and Arcer gin. Burgundie's large maritime presence in the Polynesian, Songun, and Malentine Seas meant that the Arcer Consul-General, and later the Acer Ambassador to The Grand Thalattocratic Republican Principality of Burgundie and her Commonwealth was one of they key senior appointments in the Arcer Foreign Office and continues to be one of the major diplomatic assignments in Arcerion. Arcer Ambassadors that are appointed as the Ambassador to Burgundie have traditionally gone on to serve as the Foreign Secretary, Deputy Prime Minister, or take senior governmental leadership roles in Governorates, such as former Ambassador Amanda Hart, who after serving as the Burgoignac Ambassador went on to serve as the Lieutenant-Governor for Moorden Governorate.

The current Arcer Embassy is located in central Vilauristre, the capital of Burgundie, in the original building from the 1823 construction. It has been expanded and remodeled over the years, however its current size reflects the significant economic relationship between the two nations. As one of the two embassies in Levantia, it has smaller consular offices throughout Burgundie, to support the significant amount of Arcer citizens that travel to the nation for vacation and tourism, or for foreign business.

The embassy also has formal relationships with major companies such as Arcerion Steel Corporation, and the Arcerion Oil and Gas Company. This is partly due to the large volume of Arcer natural gas and liquid crude oil products that are imported by Burgundie, as well as the significant amount of Arcer steel from Easthampton that is used for shipbuilding by Burgundie's shipyards.

Porlos

Arcer Embassy to Porlos
Arcerion High Commission in Pacuí, Porlos
General information
Town or city	Pacuí
Country	Porlos
Construction started	19th Century
Completed	1922 (Consulate) 1939 (Embassy)