Vietnam has an embassy in Ireland, located in the capital, Dublin. However, as of 19 October 2026 the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs portal does not publish its address, phone or email, so we do not list unverified details here. The embassy handles consular matters for Vietnamese citizens and document legalisation, while Irish citizens travelling to Vietnam usually apply for an e-visa online. On the Vietnam side, Info Travel helps with visas, approval letters, residence cards, legalisation and translation – WhatsApp +84327828822.
Embassy of Vietnam in Ireland: contact details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| City | Dublin |
| Address, phone, email, website | No verified details yet – see mofa.gov.vn – overseas missions |
For accurate details, check the “overseas missions” section of the MOFA portal or contact Vietnam’s Consular Department (lanhsuvietnam.gov.vn). Avoid phone numbers and addresses from unofficial sites. Opening hours are not published either, so contact the embassy before visiting.
Main consular services
For Vietnamese citizens living, studying or working in Ireland:
- Issuing and renewing ordinary passports; travel documents for returning home after a passport is lost.
- Civil status: birth registration for children born abroad, marriage, death, recording civil-status events.
- Nationality matters: confirmation, renunciation or restoration of Vietnamese nationality.
- Consular certification and legalisation; attestation of signatures and copies.
- Citizen protection in case of accidents, arrest, lost documents or disasters.
For foreigners: most travellers now apply for an e-visa on the official portal evisa.gov.vn without visiting the embassy. Visas stamped at the mission are mainly for diplomatic or official passports, or for applicants holding an approval letter from the Vietnam Immigration Department that names the embassy in Dublin as the pick-up point.
Do Irish citizens need a visa for Vietnam?
Yes. Ireland is not on Vietnam’s visa exemption list, so Irish citizens need a visa. The usual route is the e-visa on evisa.gov.vn: valid for up to 90 days, single or multiple entry, with a government fee of USD 25 (single) or USD 50 (multiple). See Vietnam visa for Irish citizens for documents and tips.
To compare with other passports, see the hub page Vietnam visa by nationality.
Legalising documents from Ireland for use in Vietnam
Degrees, criminal record certificates (needed for work permits), certificates of no impediment to marriage and birth certificates issued in Ireland must be authenticated before Vietnamese authorities accept them. Vietnam has joined the Apostille Convention (in force for Vietnam since 11 September 2026); according to the HCCH status table, Ireland is a party and is not listed as objecting. The usual route is therefore:
- Obtain an apostille from the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs.
- Have the document translated into Vietnamese and the translation notarised in Vietnam.
- Submit it to the receiving authority.
Consular legalisation through the Embassy of Vietnam in Dublin remains the fallback when the receiving authority asks for it or the document falls outside the apostille scope. Check with the receiving office first. In the other direction, Vietnamese documents for use in Ireland are apostilled by the Consular Department (Hanoi) or the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Foreign Affairs.
Info Travel handles consular legalisation, notarised translation and work permit files for Irish citizens working in Vietnam.
How Info Travel can help
- Visa approval letters for picking up a visa at an embassy or on arrival at the airport.
- E-visa applications filed and checked for you; urgent visa processing.
- Legalisation, consular certification and notarised translation of documents in Vietnam.
- Temporary residence cards for Irish citizens working, investing or married to a Vietnamese citizen.
Costs depend on the case and processing time; we send an exact quote via WhatsApp +84327828822.
FAQ
What is the address of the Embassy of Vietnam in Ireland?
The embassy is in Dublin, but its address and phone number were not published on the MOFA portal at the time of writing. Please check mofa.gov.vn or lanhsuvietnam.gov.vn.
Do I need an appointment?
MOFA does not publish a general rule. Contact the embassy by phone or email beforehand to confirm the documents to bring and reception times.
Should I apply for a visa at the embassy or online?
For most Irish travellers the e-visa is the quickest and simplest option, as you do not need to send your passport. Embassy visas are mainly for diplomatic or official passports or approval-letter cases.
Info Travel – visa solutions for foreigners in Vietnam
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