The Embassy of the State of Palestine in Hanoi is in Room 201, Building E4B, 6 Dang Van Ngu Street, in the Trung Tu diplomatic compound (Kim Lien Ward). Phone: +84 24 3852 4013; according to Google Maps it is open Monday–Friday 8:30–16:30. It is one of the longest-standing missions in Hanoi – the PLO office opened in 1976 and became an embassy in 1982 – and serves Palestinian citizens throughout Vietnam. Info Travel supports Palestinians in Vietnam with visas, temporary residence cards, consular legalisation and notarised translations (including Arabic) – WhatsApp +84327828822.
Embassy of Palestine in Hanoi: contact details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Room 201, Building E4B, 6 Dang Van Ngu Street, Trung Tu Diplomatic Compound, Kim Lien Ward, Hanoi |
| Phone | +84 24 3852 4013 |
| Not verified | |
| Website | No verified embassy website |
| Opening hours | Monday–Friday 8:30–16:30 (Google Maps) |
| Jurisdiction | All of Vietnam |
The phone number matches both Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs list of missions (old number 8524013) and Google Maps.
Consular services for Palestinian citizens
The embassy does not publish its services online. A Palestinian embassy typically helps with:
- receiving and forwarding passport and travel-document applications;
- confirming identity and civil-status documents (births, marriages) for the authorities in Palestine;
- certifying signatures and powers of attorney;
- supporting Palestinian students in Vietnam and protecting citizens in difficulty.
Ask the embassy which services are actually available in Hanoi.
Before you visit
- Location: the embassy is in an apartment block of the Trung Tu diplomatic compound (Building E4B), not a separate villa – look for Room 201.
- Combine phone and email: some visitors say that when they call they are asked to email, but email replies are slow. Phone to confirm your email has been received, note the date and time, and go in person during office hours if it’s urgent.
- Come prepared: bring your Palestinian passport or ID, your Vietnamese visa/residence card, copies of all documents and any translations.
- Some visitors who went in person describe the staff as friendly – submitting in person often works better than waiting for a reply.
- Closed on Vietnamese and Palestinian holidays (Independence Day 15 November, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha).
What foreigners commonly need help with
Lost passport. Report it to the local police for a confirmation, then contact the embassy about a replacement document. Since your Vietnamese visa was lost with the passport, you need a new visa or exit procedures.
Passport expired. Ask the embassy how renewal works (files may have to be sent to Palestine and can take time). Meanwhile, a visa extension prevents overstaying; once you have the new passport, transfer your visa or temporary residence card.
Students. Palestinian students at Vietnamese universities need legalised diplomas and transcripts with a notarised Arabic–Vietnamese translation.
Marriage and children’s births. Birth certificates of children born in Vietnam must be legalised before registration with the Palestinian authorities.
Visiting relatives. They may need a Vietnam e-visa or a sponsored visa – Info Travel advises case by case.
Palestinian passport help in Vietnam
We could not verify whether the Palestinian Embassy in Hanoi issues or renews passports itself. Palestinian passports are issued by authorities at home; abroad, missions usually receive and forward applications. Ask the embassy about the documents required, waiting times and whether you must attend in person.
Info Travel assists within what the embassy permits: photos, translating Vietnamese documents into English/Arabic, and directions. On the Vietnamese side we extend your stay during the (often long) wait, transfer your visa/TRC to the new passport and handle exit formalities when needed.
Consular legalisation, apostille, MOFA/DFA stamps and notarised translation
Palestine does not appear in the HCCH list of Apostille Convention parties, so although the Convention applies to Vietnam from 11 September 2026, documents still need consular legalisation. Background: apostille vs consular legalisation.
a) Palestinian documents for use in Vietnam: certification by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs → legalisation by the Vietnamese mission accredited to Palestine; or certification at the Palestinian Embassy in Hanoi (if offered) → legalisation at the Consular Department (MOFA, Hanoi) or HCMC Department of Foreign Affairs → notarised Arabic–Vietnamese translation – unless exempted under an international treaty.
b) Vietnamese documents for use in Palestine: consular certification at the Consular Department or HCMC Department of Foreign Affairs → legalisation at the Palestinian Embassy (ask first) → with an Arabic or English translation.
Info Travel runs the whole chain: Arabic/English–Vietnamese translation, notarisation, MOFA/DFA stamps, embassy submission and collection. See consular legalisation in Vietnam; quotes on WhatsApp +84327828822.
FAQ
Where is the Palestinian Embassy in Hanoi?
Room 201, Building E4B, 6 Dang Van Ngu, Trung Tu diplomatic compound.
Why hasn’t my email been answered?
Emails can be handled slowly. Call +84 24 3852 4013 to confirm, or visit during office hours.
Can Palestinian documents be apostilled for Vietnam?
No. They still need consular legalisation and a notarised translation.
Does Info Travel translate Arabic?
Yes – notarised Arabic–Vietnamese translations for study, marriage and residence files.
Full list: foreign embassies in Vietnam.
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