Embassy of Pakistan in Hanoi: Address, Hours, Services 2026

The Embassy of Pakistan in Hanoi is at Villa 44/2 Van Bao Street in the Van Phuc diplomatic compound (Ngoc Ha Ward). According to Google Maps its phone number is +84 24 3726 2051 and it is open Monday–Friday 9:00–17:00. It is where Pakistani citizens in Vietnam (and Laos) go after losing a passport or when they need confirmation letters or document attestation – and many foreigners visit to legalise Pakistani documents for work-permit files. Info Travel supports Pakistanis in Vietnam with visas, temporary residence cards, apostilles and notarised translations – WhatsApp +84327828822.

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Embassy of Pakistan in Hanoi: contact details

Item	Details
Address	Villa 44/2 Van Bao Street, Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound, Ngoc Ha Ward, Hanoi
Phone	+84 24 3726 2051 (Google Maps)
Email	Not verified – see the Pakistani Foreign Ministry page
Website	mofa.gov.pk – Embassy of Pakistan, Hanoi
Opening hours	Monday–Friday 9:00–17:00 (Google Maps; consular counter hours may be shorter)
Jurisdiction	Vietnam; also accredited to Laos

Note: some old directories still show an address in the Daeha building (360 Kim Ma) or the number 3726 2251 – that information is outdated or does not match the current Google listing.

Consular services for Pakistani citizens

The embassy’s official page on mofa.gov.pk could not be retrieved automatically, so this list is based on public information and visitors’ experiences:

Document attestation: foreigners and Pakistanis report having documents stamped for Vietnamese work permits; normal processing is a few working days, and urgent cases may be faster.
Lost-passport assistance: guidance on the police report and replacement documents.
Confirmation and introduction letters for Vietnamese procedures (for example stay-extension files).
Protection of citizens and support for Pakistani workers and students.

Passport, NICOP and civil-registration services should be confirmed directly with the embassy.

Before you visit

Phone can be hard to reach: some people report calls not going through. Email via the official channel and, if urgent, go in person during office hours.
Email replies may be slow: if you have had no answer, visit and mention your email – staff often resolve things on the spot.
Urgent cases: if you need legalisation fast for a work-permit deadline, say so when you arrive; the embassy is sometimes flexible.
Local Vietnamese staff speak English and understand the needs of the Pakistani community.
Villa 44/2 is next to the Nigerian Embassy (44/1) in Van Phuc. Bring your passport/CNIC for the gate.
Closed on Vietnamese and Pakistani holidays (Pakistan Day 23 March, Independence Day 14 August, Eid).

What foreigners commonly need help with

Lost passport. Report it to the local police (the embassy can explain how to get the report), then apply for a travel document or new passport. Your Vietnamese visa went with the passport, so a new visa or exit procedures follow.

Passport expiring. Get a new passport as instructed by the embassy, then transfer your visa or temporary residence card. Need more time? A visa extension.

Work permits. Pakistani degrees and police certificates need an apostille (or legalisation) and a notarised Vietnamese translation.

Marrying a Vietnamese citizen. You need a marital-status certificate and attested identity documents.

Entering Vietnam. Pakistanis usually apply for the Vietnam e-visa; Info Travel helps when an application needs extra explanation.

Pakistani passport help in Vietnam

We could not confirm from an official source that the Pakistani Embassy in Hanoi accepts passport applications or renewals locally. Pakistan runs an online passport application system for citizens abroad, but how it applies in Vietnam should be checked with the embassy. In an emergency, ask about an emergency travel document.

Passport applicants normally attend in person for photos and fingerprints. Info Travel assists within what the embassy permits: checking requirements and appointments, photos, translating the police report, and directions. On the Vietnamese side we transfer the visa/TRC to the new passport, extend your stay while you wait and handle exit formalities.

Consular legalisation, apostille, MOFA/DFA stamps and notarised translation

Pakistan has been a party to the Apostille Convention since 9 March 2023 and did not object to Vietnam’s accession. From 11 September 2026 the Convention applies to Vietnam, so the apostille becomes the main route – replacing the familiar “Pakistan MOFA stamp → embassy” chain. Background: apostille vs consular legalisation.

a) Pakistani documents for use in Vietnam: obtain an apostille from Pakistan’s competent authority, then a notarised Vietnamese translation. Fallback: authentication in Pakistan → legalisation at the Vietnamese Embassy in Islamabad; or certification at the Pakistani Embassy in Hanoi → legalisation at the Consular Department (MOFA, Hanoi) or HCMC Department of Foreign Affairs – unless exempted under an international treaty.

b) Vietnamese documents for use in Pakistan: apostille at the Consular Department or HCMC Department of Foreign Affairs, with an English translation. If Pakistan asks for legalisation: consular certification at the Consular Department/DFA, then legalisation at the Pakistani Embassy.

Info Travel runs the whole chain: translation, notarisation, apostille/MOFA stamp, embassy submission and collection. See consular legalisation in Vietnam; quotes on WhatsApp +84327828822.