Chinese Embassy in Vietnam

Ambassador: Mr. Xiong Bo
Address: 46 Hoang Dieu Road, Hanoi (P. O. Box 13)
Tel: +84-4-38453736
Fax: +84-4-38232826
Email: chinaemb_vn@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://vn.chineseembassy.org/eng/
 

Tel: +84-4-38235569 (auto-voice answering), +84-4-37338790 (manual answering)
Fax: +84-4-37338790
Office Hours: 08:30-11:00 & 14:30-16:00 from Monday to Friday (except holidays)
 

Sections	Information
Political Office	Tel: +84-4-37338063 Fax: +84-4-37343700
Administrative Office	Tel: +84-4-38453737 Fax: +84-4-38232826
Cultural Office	Tel: +84-4-37341836 Fax: +84-4-37338064
Commercial Office	Tel: +84-4-37338124 Fax: +84-4-38234286
Defense Attaché Office	Tel: +84-4-387338065 Fax: +84-4-387338065

 

Details on How to Apply for a Chinese Visa?
 

Entries	Vietnam Citizens	US Citizens	Canada Citizens	Non-US/Canada/Vietnam Citizens
Single Entry	60	140	80	30
Double Entries	90	140	80	45
Multiple Entries for 6 Months	12	140	80	60
Multiple Entries for 12 Months	180	140	80	90

 Note:
The regular processing time is 4 working days except the visa for Hong Kong and Macau.

1. Express serivce, taking 2 - 3 working days, will be charged for an additional fee of $20 for a visa.
2. Rush service, taking 1 working day, will be charged for an additional fee of $30 for a visa.

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Consul General: Mr. Wu Jun
Address: 175 Hai Ba Trung Road, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84-28-38292457
Fax: +84-28-38295009
Email: chinaconsul_hcm_vn@mfa.gov.cn
 

Tel: 0084-28-38221330
Fax: 0084-28-38296434
Office Hours: 08:30-11:30 from Monday to Friday (except holidays)
 

Tel: +84-28-38292463/ 38275111/ 38242230
Fax: +84-28-38231142
Email: hochiminh@mofcom.gov.cn
 
Full Name: The Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

Capital: The capital of Vietnam is Hanoi, the second largest city in the country after Ho Chi Minh City.

Language: Vietnamese is the official language, with English being spoken by the majority of   service industry personnel.

Population: As of 2023, the population of Vietnam is 99.58 million, with the Kinh ethnic group accounting for 86% of the total.

Religion: Vietnam has not been a particularly religious country in its history. Approximately 73.3% of the population belongs to atheist or folk beliefs, and some others believe in Buddhism or Catholicism.

Geography: Located in the east part of Indochina Peninsula, Vietnam borders China in the north, Laos and Cambodia in the west, and faces the South China Sea in the east and south.

Best time to visit: Vietnam has a narrow but long territory from north to south, resulting in distinct differences in climate. The north experiences four distinct seasons, while the south only has a dry season from October to April, and rainy season from May to September. Therefore, November to February is the best time for a visit.

Top destinations for your Vietnam tours:
1. Halong Bay: most famous coastal attraction in Vietnam, often described as a “natural wander”  
2. Da Nang: an important historical city with many cultural relics, seaside resorts and beaches
3. Ho Chi Minh City: a modern metropolis but still maintains its traditional features
4. Hoi An: most famous for its colorful lanterns
5. Nha Trang: a destination with some of the best beaches for a relaxing holiday  
 

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, and submit a written report to narrate your identity, the process of going abroad, your situation 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 PRC; 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 35 U.S. Dollars. For Chinese citizens sojourning there 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. 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 to apply for a new one 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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