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Burundi's relations with its neighbours have often been affected by security concerns. Hundreds of thousands of Burundian refugees have at various times crossed to neighboring Rwanda, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Hundreds of thousands of Burundians are in neighboring countries as a result of the ongoing civil war. Most of them, more than 340,000 since 1993, are in Tanzania. Some Burundian rebel groups have used neighboring countries as bases for insurgent activities. The 1993 embargo placed on Burundi by regional states hurt diplomatic relations with its neighbors; relations have improved since the 1999 suspension of these sanctions.

Burundi is a member of various international and regional organizations, including the United Nations, the African Union, the African Development Bank and the Francophonie. The Swedish Minister for Integration and Gender Equality, Nyamko Sabuni, was born in Burundi.

Diplomatic relations

List of countries which Burundi maintains diplomatic relations with:

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#	Country	Date
1	France	1 July 1962[1]
2	Japan	1 July 1962[2]
3	United Kingdom	1 July 1962[3]
4	United States	1 July 1962[4]
5	Netherlands	4 July 1962[5]
6	Belgium	18 July 1962[6]
7	Poland	8 August 1962[7]
8	Russia	1 October 1962[8]
9	Israel	22 December 1962[9]
10	Germany	24 January 1963[10]
—	Holy See	11 February 1963[11]
11	Czech Republic	11 March 1963[12]
12	China	21 December 1963[13]
13	Democratic Republic of the Congo	1963[14]
14	Switzerland	13 January 1964[15]
15	Ghana	25 August 1964[16]
16	Mali	4 November 1964[17]
17	Egypt	8 December 1964[18]
18	Bulgaria	28 December 1964[19]
19	Luxembourg	29 April 1965[20]
20	Ethiopia	9 June 1965[21]
21	Denmark	25 June 1965[22]
22	Tanzania	9 September 1965[23]
23	Sweden	7 December 1965[24]
24	Spain	27 September 1966[25]
25	Norway	1966[26]
26	North Korea	12 March 1967[27]
27	Guinea	28 June 1967[28]
28	Uganda	25 August 1967[29]
29	India	1967[30]
30	Italy	1967[31]
31	Kenya	1967[32]
32	Hungary	29 May 1968[33]
33	Serbia	1 August 1968[34]
34	Romania	8 August 1968[35]
35	Greece	1968[36]
36	Senegal	January 1969[37]
37	Canada	27 March 1969[38]
38	Rwanda	April 1969[39]
39	Austria	1969[40]
40	Nigeria	6 November 1970[41]
41	Somalia	1970[42]
42	Sudan	1970[43]
43	Algeria	April 1972[44]
44	Syria	April 1972[45]
45	Chad	6 December 1972[46][47]
46	Zambia	13 March 1973[48]
47	Vietnam	16 April 1973[49]
48	Libya	19 April 1973[50]
49	Albania	7 November 1973[51]
50	Cuba	2 February 1974[52]
51	United Arab Emirates	February 1974[53]
52	Saudi Arabia	15 July 1974[54]
53	Qatar	26 October 1974[55]
54	Bahrain	11 November 1974[56]
55	Portugal	22 February 1975[57]
56	Oman	28 February 1975[58]
57	Mozambique	26 June 1975[59]
58	Argentina	20 September 1976[60]
59	Gabon	23 October 1976[61]
60	Mexico	28 July 1977[62]
61	Finland	1 January 1980[63]
62	Tunisia	1 March 1980[64]
63	Brazil	4 March 1980[65]
64	Turkey	30 April 1980[66]
65	Cameroon	1 August 1980[67]
66	Iraq	27 September 1980[68]
67	Republic of the Congo	21 December 1980[69]
68	Kuwait	16 January 1981[70]
69	Bangladesh	23 May 1983[71]
70	Djibouti	13 December 1984[72]
71	Iran	31 March 1985[73]
72	Zimbabwe	26 April 1985[74]
73	Indonesia	31 May 1988[75]
74	Thailand	20 July 1988[76]
75	Colombia	11 November 1988[77]
76	Angola	21 December 1988[78]
77	Morocco	13 September 1991[79]
78	South Korea	3 October 1991[77]
79	Armenia	28 May 1992[80]
80	Moldova	12 June 1992[81]
81	Belarus	24 July 1992[82]
82	Estonia	30 July 1992[83]
83	Ukraine	22 February 1993[77]
84	Lithuania	17 May 1993[84]
85	Georgia	21 May 1993[85]
86	Latvia	24 May 1993[86]
87	Cambodia	25 May 1994[77]
88	Azerbaijan	2 March 1995[87]
89	South Africa	23 June 1995[88]
90	Malaysia	1996[89]
91	Slovakia	29 June 1999[77]
92	North Macedonia	7 February 2000[77]
93	Cyprus	26 November 2001[90]
94	Seychelles	15 July 2002[77]