Vietnam Embassies in China

Vietnam has five official embassies and consulates across China to assist travelers and citizens.

1. Vietnam Embassy in Beijing

2. Vietnam Consulate General in Kunming

3. Vietnam Consulate General in Nanning

4. Vietnam Consulate General in Guangdong

5. Vietnam Consulate General in Shanghai

Embassy Opening Hours

  • Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday & Sunday: Closed
  • Public Holidays: Closed on Vietnamese and China public holidays

How to Get to Embassy Addresses

All Vietnam embassies and consulates in China are located in central city districts, making them accessible by public transportation or taxi.

  • Beijing: Easily reached by subway Line 10 (Jintaixizhao Station) or taxi to Jiangguomenwai area.
  • Kunming: A short drive from downtown Kunming, with several local buses stopping near Hong Ta East Road.
  • Nanning: Located near the city center, accessible by bus or taxi to You’ai North Road.
  • Guangdong (Guangzhou): Reachable via Guangzhou Metro Line 5, stop at Xiaobei Station, then a short walk to Dongfeng Road.
  • Shanghai: Located in Xuhui District, reachable by Metro Line 7 or Line 9, Dong’an Road Station.

Travelers are advised to check embassy working hours before visiting.

Visa Types Offered and Prices

The Vietnam embassies in China provide several visa options depending on the length of stay and travel purpose. Below are the standard government fees:

Visa TypeValidity PeriodFee (USD)
Single-entry visaOne entry only25
Multiple-entry visaUp to 3 months50
Multiple-entry visaOver 3 months to 6 months95
Multiple-entry visaOver 6 months to 1 year135
Multiple-entry visaOver 1 year to 2 years145
Multiple-entry visaOver 2 years to 5 years155
Visa transfer (old passport → new one)—5

Embassy Visa vs. Vietnam E-Visa

When deciding between applying at an embassy or using the e-visa system, here are the main differences:

Applying at the Embassy

  • Suitable for long-term visas and multiple-entry visas over 3 months.
  • Requires in-person visits and document submissions.
  • Processing time may take several working days.

Applying for a Vietnam E-Visa

  • Available online for stays up to 90 days.
  • Convenient and does not require visiting the embassy.
  • Accepted at major airports, land borders, and seaports.

Urgent Approval Service

If you have an urgent travel schedule, applying through our Vietnam e-visa urgent approval service is highly recommended. We can secure visa approval within hours, saving you the time and hassle of embassy procedures.

FAQs about the Vietnam Embassy in China

Do I need to visit the embassy in person to get a Vietnam visa?

Not always. For most short-term visits, you can apply online for an e-visa. Longer visas require an embassy visit.

Can non-Chinese citizens apply for a Vietnam visa at these embassies?

Yes, foreign residents in China are eligible to apply at Vietnam embassies and consulates.

Are the embassies open on weekends and holidays?

No. Embassies and consulates usually work from Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays in both Vietnam and China.

What is the difference between the embassy and consulates?

The embassy in Beijing manages diplomatic relations, while consulates in Kunming, Nanning, Guangdong, and Shanghai focus mainly on visa and consular services.

Is the e-visa accepted at all borders in Vietnam?

The Vietnam e-visa is accepted at major international airports, land crossings, and seaports. Always confirm eligible entry points before traveling.

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