The Embassy of Venezuela in Hanoi is now at D6B-01, Lane 675 Lac Long Quan (Vuon Dao area, Tay Ho), phone +84 24 3759 2788. Google Maps lists it as open Monday to Friday 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–16:30. Note that the Embassy has moved here, but an old map pin near Trich Sai street still appears. It represents Venezuela in Vietnam, assisting Venezuelan citizens and overseeing energy and agricultural cooperation. Info Travel helps Venezuelans with visas, extensions, temporary residence cards, apostille and translations – WhatsApp +84327828822.
Embassy of Venezuela in Hanoi contact details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | D6B-01, Lane 675 Lac Long Quan Street, Hanoi (Vuon Dao area, Tay Ho) |
| Phone | +84 24 3759 2788 |
| Not verified – call to ask for the official email | |
| Website | No official website could be verified |
| Opening hours | Monday–Friday 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–16:30 (Google Maps) |
| Jurisdiction | All of Vietnam |
Consular services for Venezuelan citizens
We found no official page listing the Hanoi Embassy’s services. Venezuelans typically contact it for:
- travel documents when a passport is lost or expired;
- registering births and marriages that took place in Vietnam;
- signature certification, powers of attorney and life certificates;
- help when in distress, detained or needing to reach family.
Many Venezuelan passport procedures (issuance and extension) are filed online through the SAIME identity agency; ask the Embassy how this works from Vietnam.
Before you go
- The Embassy has moved. Google Maps still shows an old pin named “Embassy of Venezuela” near Trich Sai street – do not follow it. The correct address is D6B-01 in Lane 675 Lac Long Quan.
- Vuon Dao is a villa estate with many side lanes; look for plot code “D6B-01” and phone if you cannot see a sign.
- Call ahead to confirm hours and documents; it is a small embassy and the responsible officer may be out.
- Bring your passport (or police report if lost), Vietnamese visa or residence card and original documents.
- Closed on Vietnamese and Venezuelan public holidays.
Why foreigners usually contact the Embassy
Lost passport. Report it to the police and ask the Embassy for a replacement document. Your Vietnamese visa was in the old passport, so you then need a new visa or exit procedures.
Expiring passport. Venezuelan passports can take time to obtain – start early. Once you have the new one, transfer your visa or temporary residence card; if you need more time in Vietnam, see the visa extension or Vietnam e-visa options.
Marriage, study and work. Venezuelan birth certificates, police certificates and degrees used in Vietnam need an apostille and a notarised translation from Spanish.
Getting a Venezuelan passport while in Vietnam
We could not verify whether the Embassy in Hanoi accepts or delivers Venezuelan passports locally. Call +84 24 3759 2788 for guidance; if it is not possible in Vietnam, citizens may need to go through another office or obtain an emergency travel document.
Info Travel handles the Vietnamese side: translations and, once you have a new passport or emergency document, visa or residence-card transfer, a new visa or the exit visa – within what the Embassy allows.
Consular legalisation, MOFA/DOFA certification and notarised translation
Venezuela has been a party to the Apostille Convention since 1999 and did not object to Vietnam’s accession; from 11 September 2026 documents between the two countries use an apostille, with consular legalisation only as a fallback. See apostille vs consular legalisation.
a) Venezuelan documents for use in Vietnam: apostille from Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then a notarised translation into Vietnamese. If an office insists on the old route: certification in Venezuela and legalisation at the Vietnamese Embassy in Caracas – unless an international treaty exempts the document.
b) Vietnamese documents for use in Venezuela: apostille from the Consular Department (Hanoi) or the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Foreign Affairs, with a Spanish translation.
Info Travel handles the whole chain – translation, notarisation, apostille or certification, submission and collection. See our consular legalisation service; quotes on WhatsApp +84327828822.
Vietnamese visas for Venezuelan citizens
Venezuelan citizens can apply online for the Vietnam e-visa, valid for up to 90 days with single or multiple entry. People working on cooperation projects or for companies in Vietnam need a work visa and work permit, after which they can apply for a temporary residence card. Because renewing a Venezuelan passport can take time, check your passport’s expiry before applying for a long residence card – the card cannot outlast the passport.
Info Travel helps with a visa extension, changes of visa type, residence cards and translation of Spanish documents.
Frequently asked questions
Has the Venezuelan Embassy moved?
Yes. The current address is D6B-01, Lane 675 Lac Long Quan; the old pin near Trich Sai street on Google Maps is out of date.
What is the Embassy’s phone number?
+84 24 3759 2788 – the same number is still used after the move.
Does the apostille apply between Venezuela and Vietnam?
Yes, from 11 September 2026, as both are parties to the Apostille Convention.
What are the opening hours?
According to Google Maps: Monday to Friday 9:00–12:00 and 14:00–16:30.
See the full list: foreign embassies and consulates in Vietnam.
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