Vietnam visa for Chinese
Chinese need visa when you entry to Vietnam. You can apply for entry into Vietnam at Vietnamese embassies in China or Vietnam visa arrival.
You can also apply for an electronic visa by visiting the Immigration Department's website at the following address: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/en_US/home. Please note that the electronic visa fee is non-refundable if the applicant is not granted a visa.
Or send passport, photo 4cm x 6cm to email info@GoVietnamVisa.org. We will send the letter within 1-2 days.
Information Embassy of Vietnam in China:
1. Vietnamese Embassy in China:
Address: No 32 Guanghua Rd, Chaoyang Dist, Beijing, PC: 100600
Phone: + 86-10-65321155
Fax: + 86-10-65325720
Email: suquanbk@yahoo.com
2. Consulate General of Vietnam in Kunming (China):
Address: Room 507, Hong Ta Mansion, No. 155, Beijing Road, Kunming, China.
Tel: 86-871-3522669; +868713515889
Fax: 86-871-3516667
Email: tlsqcm@yahoo.com
3. Consulate General of Vietnam in Hong Kong and Macao (China):
Address: 15 / F., Wonderful Tower, 230 Wan Chai Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Phone: + 852-2591-4510; 2591-4517; 2835-9358; 2835-9398
Fax: + 852-2591-4524
Email: tlsqhk@mofa.gov.vn
Website: http://www.vietnamconsulate-hongkong.org
4. Consulate General of Vietnam in Nanning (China):
Address: 27th Floor Yahang Wealth Center, No55, Jinhu Road, Nanning, China
Phone: + 86-771-5510560
Fax: + 86-771-5534738
Email: tlsqvn @ rediffmail.com or consul.namninh@mofa.gov.vn
5. Consulate General of Vietnam in Guangzhou (China):
Address: 2F, Building B, Hotel Landmark Canton, Haizhu Square, Guangzhou, 510115
Phone: 83305911, 83305910
Fax: 83305915
Email: tlsq.quangchau@mofa.gov.vn
6. Consulate General of Vietnam in Shanghai (China)
Address: 3F, Huachen Financial Mansion. No. 900, Pudong Street, Shanghai. Postal code: 200135
Phone: + 86-21-68555871 / 68555872/13472652588
Fax: + 86-21-68555873
Email: tlsqvn.th@mofa.gov.vn
7. Vietnam Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei (China)
Address: 2-3Fl., No-65 Sung Chiang Rd., Taipei, Taiwan
Phone: 886-2-25266626 / 988193929
Fax: 886-2-236 2704
Email: vietnamembassy@rogers.com
If you intend to arrive in Vietnam by land or sea (journey) or want to have a full stamp on your passport before departure, you should contact the Embassy of Vietnam in China. to apply for a visa It may take 4-7 working days to receive a visa at the Vietnamese Embassy in China. And in this case, you are required to send your original passport to the Vietnamese Embassy directly or by mail.
How to apply for a visa arrival
- Visit our website, click on "Apply visa" and fill out personal information.
- Payment of service fee.
- We will send the approval letter to your email within 2 working days.
Application for visa at the airport:
- Printed letter and NA1 form on A4 paper
- Original passport.
- Fill in the NA1.
- Pay the stamp fee at the airport
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