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Embassies in Hanoi: Address & Phone Number List 2026

Published 8 October 2026 ยท Reviewed 2026-10-09 ยท 6 min read

Hanoi is home to many foreign embassies in Vietnam. They provide consular services and support to their citizens, including passport services, document certification, consular assistance and emergency help. If you live, work or travel in Hanoi, it pays to know where your embassy is and how to reach it.

List of embassies in Hanoi

Below is a quick-reference list of 34 embassies in Hanoi, with the street address and main telephone number. Phone numbers are the main line; many embassies use a separate number for consular or visa services (see the notes further down).

CountryEmbassyAddress in HanoiPhone
1. United StatesEmbassy of the United States7 Lang Ha Street+84 24 3850 5000
2. ChinaEmbassy of China46 Hoang Dieu Street+84 24 3845 3736
3. FranceEmbassy of France57 Tran Hung Dao Street+84 24 3944 5700
4. United KingdomBritish Embassy31 Hai Ba Trung Street+84 24 3936 0500
5. GermanyEmbassy of Germany29 Tran Phu Street+84 24 3267 3335
6. AustraliaAustralian Embassy8 Dao Tan Street+84 24 3774 0100
7. CanadaEmbassy of Canada31 Hung Vuong Street+84 24 3734 5000
8. IndiaEmbassy of India58โ€“60 Tran Hung Dao Street+84 24 3824 4989 / 90
9. South KoreaEmbassy of the Republic of KoreaSQ4 Diplomatic Complex, Do Nhuan Street, Xuan Tao, Bac Tu Liem+84 24 3831 5111 (consular: +84 24 3771 0404)
10. JapanEmbassy of Japan27 Lieu Giai Street+84 24 3846 3000
11. SingaporeEmbassy of Singapore41โ€“43 Tran Phu Street+84 24 3848 9168 / 9170
12. IndonesiaEmbassy of Indonesia50 Ngo Quyen Street+84 24 3825 3353
13. PhilippinesEmbassy of the Philippines27โ€“29 Tran Phu Street+84 24 3943 7873
14. LaosEmbassy of Laos22 Tran Binh Trong Street (also 40 Quang Trung)+84 24 3942 4576
15. CambodiaEmbassy of Cambodia71 Tran Hung Dao Street+84 24 3942 4788
16. MyanmarEmbassy of Myanmar298A Kim Ma Street+84 24 3845 3369
17. ItalyEmbassy of Italy9 Le Phung Hieu Street+84 24 3825 6256
18. BrazilEmbassy of Brazil44B Ly Thuong Kiet Street+84 24 3843 2544
19. CubaEmbassy of Cuba65 Ly Thuong Kiet Street+84 24 3822 2705
20. PolandEmbassy of Poland3 Chua Mot Cot Street+84 24 3845 2027 / 3728
21. HungaryEmbassy of Hungary28 Thanh Nien Street+84 24 3771 5714
22. DenmarkEmbassy of Denmark7th Floor, BIDV Tower, 194 Tran Quang Khai Street+84 24 3823 1888
23. NetherlandsEmbassy of the Netherlands7th Floor, BIDV Tower, 194 Tran Quang Khai Street+84 24 3831 5650
24. FinlandEmbassy of Finland24th Floor, Lotte Center, 54 Lieu Giai Street+84 24 3826 6788
25. Czech RepublicEmbassy of the Czech Republic13 Chu Van An Street+84 24 3845 4131
26. IrelandEmbassy of Ireland2nd Floor, 41A Ly Thai To Street+84 24 3974 3291
27. MoroccoEmbassy of Morocco9 Chu Van An Street+84 24 3734 5586
28. EgyptEmbassy of Egypt63 To Ngoc Van Street+84 24 3829 4999
29. AlgeriaEmbassy of Algeria13 Phan Chu Trinh Street+84 24 3933 2151
30. IsraelEmbassy of Israel10th Floor, Hanoi Towers, 49 Hai Ba Trung Street+84 24 3718 7500
31. KuwaitEmbassy of Kuwait10 Le Hong Phong Street+84 24 3848 9955
32. AzerbaijanEmbassy of Azerbaijan6A Le Hong Phong Street+84 24 3737 9011
33. GreeceEmbassy of Greece411 Au Co Street, Tay Ho+84 24 3715 2254
34. South AfricaEmbassy of South Africa3rd Floor, Central Building, 31 Hai Ba Trung Street+84 24 3936 2000
Check before you go

Embassy addresses and telephone numbers change over time. For passports, visas, consular documents or document legalisation, check the embassy's official website or contact the embassy directly before visiting.

When do foreigners need to contact their embassy?

Foreigners in Vietnam may need to contact their embassy in the following situations:

  • Lost passport or passport replacement
  • Applying for consular certificates or documents
  • Notarisation, certification or verification of documents
  • Documents related to marriage
  • Registering documents for children or dealing with nationality matters
  • Emergency consular assistance
  • Other passport and citizenship-related procedures

Your embassy does not issue or extend your Vietnam visa. For that, see our guide to visa run vs visa extension in Vietnam.

Do you need an appointment before visiting an embassy?

It depends on the embassy and the service. Some embassies require an appointment in advance for consular, passport or visa services. For example, the British Embassy in Hanoi provides access to certain services by appointment, and the Australian Embassy also requires appointments for some passport and notarial services.

Before you visit:

  • Check the embassy's official website.
  • Confirm the current address.
  • Check the opening hours of the consular section.
  • Check whether an appointment is required.
  • Prepare your passport and all required documents.

Important notes about embassy addresses and phone numbers

Embassies may have different telephone numbers for general inquiries, consular services, visas or passport services.

  • The Embassy of India publishes its general numbers as +84 24 3824 4989 / 90, while its consular and visa services use a separate number, +84 24 3633 0536.
  • The Embassy of Singapore publishes two numbers: +84 24 3848 9168 and +84 24 3848 9170.
  • The Embassy of South Korea has a main line and a separate consular line.

If you need a specific service, identify the right department before calling instead of relying only on the general number.

Frequently asked questions

How many embassies are there in Hanoi?
Hanoi is the diplomatic capital of Vietnam and hosts dozens of foreign embassies. This guide lists 34 of the ones foreigners ask about most. Some countries without an embassy in Hanoi are served from a neighbouring country or by an honorary consul.
Do I need an appointment to visit my embassy in Hanoi?
Often yes. Many embassies, including the British and Australian embassies, only offer certain consular, passport and notarial services by appointment. Check your embassy's official website for current opening hours and booking rules before you go.
What should I do if I lose my passport in Hanoi?
Report the loss to the local police first and get a written report, then contact your embassy for an emergency or replacement passport. Bring photos, any copy of your old passport and your Vietnam visa details. You will also need to sort out your Vietnam visa and exit permission, which our team can help with.
Can an embassy extend or renew my Vietnam visa?
No. Your embassy handles your passport and consular documents, not your Vietnam visa. Vietnam visas, e-visas, extensions and visa runs are handled through Vietnamese immigration or a licensed visa service.

Need visa and document support in Hanoi?

If you are in Hanoi and need help with a Vietnam visa, a visa run, passport matters or procedures for foreigners, our team can guide you. See how a visa run from Hanoi works or what to do if your visa expires soon.

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