Ambassador: Mr. Hu Qianwen
Address: 46 Hoang Dieu Road, Hanoi, Vietnam (P. O. Box 13)
Tel: +84-4-8453736, 903441338
Fax: +84-4-8232826
Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://vn.chineseembassy.org/vn/ (Vietnamese)
Consular Office
Tel: +84-4-8235569
Fax: +84-4-7341181 The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Vietnam
| Sections | Information |
| Political Office | Tel: +84-4-7338063, 7334685, 7334684 |
| Administrative Office | Tel: +84-4-8453737 Fax: +84-4-8232826 |
| Cultural Office | Tel: +84-4-8235517 Fax: +84-4-7338064 |
| Commercial Office | Tel: +84-4-7338124, 7471695, 8438863, 7338125 Fax: +84-4-8234286 |
| Defense Attaché Office | Tel: +84-4-8453736 |
Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Ho Chi Minh City
Consul General: Mr. Xu Mingliang
Address: 39 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel: +84-8-8292457
Fax: +84-8-8295009, 8231142
Email: chinaconsul_hcm_vn@mfa.gov.cn Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office in Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84-8-8292463
Fax: +84-8-8231142
Email: ptmchn@hcm.vnn.vn If Chinese nationals lose their Ordinary Passport for Personal Affaires in Vietnam, what they should do?
1. Please report to the nearby police station as soon as possible.
2. Carry the original and copy of report document to the Chinese embassy or consulate in Vietnam, and submit a written report to narrate your identity, the process of going abroad, your situation in Vietnam and the course of losing passport.
3. Required Documents: Data pages of your lost passport and copy of your valid Vietnamese visa if available; Other related documents that can prove your identity; Four recent passport size color photo with no hat against a white background; A legibly completed Passport/Travel Permit/Seafarer's Passport/Entry Permit Application Form of the P.R.of China; Other documents asked by consul officials.
4. For Chinese citizens staying in Vietnam for a long period (such as study, work or settlement), if they lose their passport, the Chinese embassy reissues a Chinese passport. The fee is 105 U.S. Dollars. For Chinese citizens sojourning in Vietnam for a short period, if they lose their passport, the Chinese embassy issues a Travel Permit which can only be used for one time when they come back China. The fee is 25 U.S. Dollars.
5. After getting a new passport or travel permit, please immediately go to the nearest Exit and Entry Administration Bureau in Vietnam to apply for a new visa or residence permit by the note issued by Chinese embassy or consulate general.
Please contact Embassy of Vietnam in China if Vietnameses are in troubles there.
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Vietnam
1.
Jul. 3,2009 04:33 Reply
Ms.Margaret(USA) said:
Does the China embassy issue express visas?
2.
Jun. 29,2009 21:10 Reply
Mr.Bang(China) said:
(I somehow posted this as a reply instead of an independent thread - I'll try again)
Hi,
I've tried to Skype the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi, however, somehow the number doesn't work.
I'm thinking about travelling to Vietnam next week, however, I have to get back into China since my flight back home is from Beijing.
Can anyone tell me whether the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi currently is issuing L (= tourist) visas to China? Either by experience or by contacting them. Normally you would assume they do but I'm not so sure after having read some of the posts below.
Quick replies would be appreciated since I have to buy the tickets for Hanoi soon.
Btw, I have a Danish passport.
Cheers,
Dan
Jun. 30,2009 01:39
Mrs.Roxanne replied:
The Chinese Embassy in Hanoi currently does issue L tourist visa to China.
The phone number of the Consular Office is 84-4-8235569.
Jun. 30,2009 22:33
Mr.Bang(China) replied:
And this is 100% sure - have you been in contact with them? I tried to Skype the number - but it simply says that the number does not exist. How annoying. I'm sorry for all this double-checking but it would cost me a fortune if things went wrong.
Jul. 1,2009 02:01
Mr.Bang(China) replied:
The reason why I'm double checking is the posts below saying that the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi currently does not issue L visas.
Jul. 1,2009 03:00
Mrs.Roxanne replied:
Then, try the other contacts of the embassy below:
Tel: 84-4-8453736, 903441338
Fax: 84-4-8232826, 7341181
Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
3.
Jun. 29,2009 20:18 Reply
Mr.Bob(Cameroon) said:
Mr. Bob( Cameroon)
I am currently in Hanoi and I want to apply for a Tourist Chinese visa in Hanoi. What document do I need to present at the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi? Thank you.
tembenest@yahoo.com
Jun. 30,2009 01:35
Mr.Roger replied:
you need to submit the following documants for the visa application:
a. Your passport with blank pages and at least 6 months validity left before expiration.
b. A truly and completely filled application form affixed with one passport-sized photo.
c.Round-trip air ticket
d. Hotel reservation.
4.
Jun. 26,2009 11:40 Reply
Mr.David(Vietnam) said:
My visa to China expire on July 2, 2009. I am unable to entry to China before July 2, 2009. can I extend the expire date, or I have to get the new Visa. I am holding a Canadian passport, and currently visit in Vietnam
Jun. 27,2009 01:16
Mr.Luke replied:
You can apply for a new visa to China from the Chinese embassy in Hanoi.
5.
Jun. 26,2009 06:59 Reply
Mr.Jean(Canada) said:
With the Swine flu globally now, how long is it takes to get chinese visa from Hanoi. Im a canadian citizen that spend last year in Australia-New Zealand?
Thanks.
Jun. 27,2009 01:14
Mrs.Lucia replied:
It still takes 4 working days to process a China visa.
6.
Jun. 25,2009 09:41 Reply
Mr.David(vietnam) said:
Hello, I'm holding a Canadian passport, currently in Vietnam. I got a two entry visa to China and I already use one early this year. the Visa is for 6 months and expire on July 2, 2009. I can't not go to china before July 2, 2009 can I extend the expire for entry one month later
Thanks
Jun. 26,2009 01:24
Mrs.Gina replied:
Pleaaase contact the Chinese embassy in Vietnam for help.
Tel: 84-4-8453736, 903441338
Fax: 84-4-8232826
Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
7.
Jun. 3,2009 22:43 Reply
Ms.Haibin(China) said:
can vietnamese apply tourist visa to China as individual? we are a arts orgnization in China, some of our july event participants said the China consulate in vietnam require them to apply for the turist visa as a team through agency in vietnam, is this correct?
Jun. 4,2009 04:05
Mrs.Brown(VN) replied:
Read Ms.Lisa(USA) previous reply:
"We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok."
Jun. 4,2009 04:07
Mr.Celine replied:
The individual tourist application may not be acceptable currently.
8.
May. 28,2009 07:06 Reply
Ms.Lisa Lopez(USA) said:
Please verify that the information below is correct. Also, 1. We are in Hoi An. Can we start the four day process before arriving in Hanoi? 2. How much do the visas cost?
Thank you very much for your help.
Lisa Lopez
May. 26,2009 04:53 Reply
Ms.Lisa(USA) said:
Question re the Chinese Embassy in Hanoi:
We are traveling in Vietnam and would like to visit China from Vietnam. Can we get a single entry visa for China in Hanoi? If so, how long will it take and how much will it cost? Our passports are USA. Thank you.
May. 26,2009 21:49
Mrs.Huang(VN) replied:
It is possible to get a Chinese L visa in Hanoi. It takes four working days.
Jun. 1,2009 03:37
Mrs.Brown replied:
Ms Lisa, you should make a call to the embassy. The consular officers at the embassy have the most authenticated information.
Jun. 1,2009 22:05
Ms.Lisa(USA) replied:
Thank you for replies. We called the Vietnamese consulate in Hanoi and at this time they are not issuing tourist visas. Not sure why. So we will try Bangkok.
9.
May. 28,2009 08:31 Reply
Mr.Na z(Duymun) said:
Hi i am in Hanoi at the moment and have found one of few tour operators that will get me a 3 month double entry visa for China. However after a bit of research on the internet, i found a forum that stated the visas can only be applied for in Ho Chi Minh, a rule that has been in effect for about a month. The tour operator says that the visa will take 6 days, but all posts on here suggest it is 4. could these extra 2 days be to transport the passport to and from Ho Chi Minh from Hanoi? I'd be great full if you could shed some light. Thanks
May. 31,2009 02:50
Mr.Longfellow replied:
The normal processing time of a Chinese visa is 4 working days. Well, currently, due to the swine flu, the normal processing time has been extended from 4 working days to 6 working days in the Chinese embassy/consulates in USA. It is not sure if other Chinese missions adopt the same practice.
10.
May. 26,2009 05:05 Reply
Mr.Daniel Greeves(UK) said:
hey,
I'm currently in china and wanting to come to Vietnam over the summer before I resume working again in China. However, because of Chinese visa regulations I will need to apply for the visa overseas. Does anyone know whether it is easily possible to get a Chinese Z visa (working visa) in Hanoi or in HCM? I will have all the documentation required. Just a little paranoid about Chinese visas!
Thanks
May. 26,2009 21:57
Mrs.Pauline replied:
Mr Daniel, I heard that it is possible to apply for a Chinese work visa inside China.(at the Entry-Exit Administration Department of Public Security Bureau. You could visit the local public security bureau where you reside in China.