Foreign relations of Sanama

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The new regime in Sanama, following the Sanaman Civil War, is looking to establish legitimacy by engaging in diplomatic relations with various nations on Micras.

Bilateral relations

See also: Visa policy of Sanama

In the table below, relations are summarised and apply to the new communalist government. If a country is marked green, it has relations with Sanama. In the "Missions" column, a Sanaman mission in a foreign city is indicated by the Sanaman flag and the city in question. Similarly, the foreign mission in Sanama is indicated by its flag and its location in Sanama.

Country	Year	Missions	Comment
Akhidia			No formal relations.
Arbor			No formal relations.
Barikalus			No formal relations.
Bassarid Periphery			No formal relations.
Batavia	1686	's Koningenwaarde (e) Semisa City (e)	Established diplomatic relations, no treaty.
Benacian Union	1671	Chryse (e) Merensk (cg) Ardashirshahr (cg) Capitolia (c) Semisa City (L) Fatehpur Sikri (O) Niyi (O)	Embassies established in Elwynn and the Unified Governorates in 1685, previously represented by missions. Complicated relationship due to differences in ideology and The Scouring. Sanama exports oil to the Benacian Union.
Byalia	1691	Byalgorod (e) Semisa City (e)	Warm and close relations established in 1691. Faca plant opened in Byalia.
Calbion
Cisamarra
Constancia
Craitland
Dark Berry Islands
Floria
Forajasaki
Free Elwynn
Goetia
Great Apollonian Empire
Haifo-Pallisica
Hexarchy
Highpass
Hurmu
International Mandate
Jääland
Kalgachia
Kurum Ash-Sharqia
Lac Glacei
Liberty
Lostisland
Meckelnburgh
Mercury
Mondosphere
Natopia
New Batavia
Normark
Nouvelle Alexandrie
Phinbella
Port Balaine
Ralgon
Ransenar
Reunion
Sankt Ludwigshafen
Senya
Shireroth
South Sea Islands
Suren
Tellia
Thraci Confederation
Voxland and Westland
Zeed