List of diplomatic missions in Vietnam

This is a list of diplomatic missions in Vietnam (not including honorary consulates). Currently, Vietnam hosts 80 embassies

Diplomatic missions in Vietnam

Diplomatic missions in Hanoi

Embassies
DELEGATION MISSION TYPE HEAD OF MISSION Photo
 AlgeriaEmbassyNaceur Boucherit[1]
 AngolaEmbassy
 ArgentinaEmbassyTomás Ferrari[2]
 ArmeniaEmbassyRaisa Vardanyan[3]
 AustraliaEmbassyAllaster Cox[4]
 AustriaEmbassyJohannes Peterlik[5]
 AzerbaijanEmbassyAnar Imanov[6]
 BangladeshEmbassyEnamul Kabir[7]
 BelarusEmbassyValery Sadokho[8]
 BelgiumEmbassyHubert Cooreman[9]
 BrazilEmbassyLima Neto[10]
 Brunei DarussalamEmbassyDato Paduka Haji Mahadi bin Wasli[11]
 BulgariaEmbassyGeorgi Vassilev[12]
 CambodiaEmbassyVann Phal[13]
 CanadaEmbassyDeborah Chatsis[14]
 ChileEmbassyJorge Canelas Ugalde[15]
 People's Republic of ChinaEmbassyHu Qianwen[16]
 ColombiaEmbassyCarlos Alfonso Albán Franco[17]
 CubaEmbassyJesus de los Angeles Aise Sotolongo[18]
 Czech RepublicEmbassyMichal Král[19]
 DenmarkEmbassyPeter Lysholt Hansen[20]
East Timor Embassy
 EgyptEmbassyMuhammad Alaa El-Dein Saad El-Leisi[21]
 FinlandEmbassyPekka Hyvönen[22]
 FranceEmbassyJean-Noel Poirier[23]
 GermanyEmbassyRolf Peter Gottfried Schulze[24]
 GreeceEmbassyPlaton Alexis Hatzimixalis[25]
 HaitiEmbassy
 HungaryEmbassyLászló Vizi[15]
 IndiaEmbassyPranay Verma[26]
 IndonesiaEmbassyPitono Purnomo[27]
 IranEmbassy
 IrelandEmbassyMaeve Collins[28]
 IsraelEmbassyEphraim Ben-Matityau[29]
 ItalyEmbassyAndrea Perugini[30]
 JapanEmbassyHiroshi Fukada[31]
 KazakhstanEmbassy
 KuwaitEmbassy
 LaosEmbassySoonthorn Xayachack[32]
 LibyaEmbassy
 MalaysiaEmbassyDato' Shariffah Norhana Syed Mustaffa[33]
 MexicoEmbassyGilberto Limon Enriquez[34]
 MongoliaEmbassyDorj Enkhbat[35]
 MoroccoEmbassy
 MozambiqueEmbassy
 MyanmarEmbassyU Aung Them[35]
 NetherlandsEmbassyAndré Haspels[36]
 New ZealandEmbassyJames Kember[37]
 NigeriaEmbassy
 North KoreaEmbassy
 NorwayEmbassy
Oman Embassy
 PakistanEmbassyGhulam Rasul Baloch[38]
 PalestineEmbassyAbed Alazez Alaaraj[39]
 PanamaEmbassyLizia Lu
 PeruEmbassyLuis Tsuboyama
 PhilippinesEmbassyNoel Servigon
 PolandEmbassyRoman Iwaszkiewicz[40]
 QatarEmbassyMuhammad Jaber Abdullah Al-Sulaiti[41]
 RomaniaEmbassyDumitru Olaru[42]
 RussiaEmbassyAndrey Kovtun[43]
 Saudi ArabiaEmbassySalah Ahmed Sarhan[44]
 SingaporeEmbassyLim Thuan Kuan[45]
Slovakia Embassy
 South AfricaEmbassyAtubatsi Super Moloi[46]
 South KoreaEmbassyJun Dae Joo[47]
 SpainEmbassyMaría Soledad Fuentes Gómez[48]
 Sri LankaEmbassyAparekka Ratnapala[49]
 SwedenEmbassyMarie Ottosson[50]
  SwitzerlandEmbassyJean-Hubert Lebet[51]
 Republic of China (Taiwan)Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Hanoi, VietnamHuang Chih-peng[52]
 ThailandEmbassyKittiphong Na Ranong[53]
 TurkeyEmbassyAhmet Akif Oktay[54]
 UkraineEmbassyIvan Dovganych[55]
United Arab Emirates
 United KingdomEmbassyGareth Ward [56]
 United States of AmericaEmbassyDaniel Kritenbrink
 UruguayEmbassy
 VenezuelaEmbassy

Consular missions

Ho Chi Minh City
DELEGATION MISSION TYPE HEAD OF MISSION PHOTO
 AustraliaConsulate-General[57]Graeme Swift
 CambodiaConsulate-General[13]
 CanadaConsulate-General[58]Richard Bale
 People's Republic of ChinaConsulate-General[59]
 CubaConsulate-General
 FranceConsulate-General[60]Fabrice Mauries
 GermanyConsulate-General
 HungaryConsulate-General
 IndiaConsulate-General[61]Dr. Madan Mohan Sethi
 IndonesiaConsulate-General
 ItalyConsulate-General
 JapanConsulate-General[62]
 KuwaitConsulate-General
 LaosConsulate-General[63]
 MalaysiaConsulate-General[64]
 NetherlandsConsulate-General[65]Carel Richter
 New ZealandConsulate-General[66]Graham Sims
 PolandConsulate-General[40]
 RussiaConsulate-General[67]
 SingaporeConsulate-General[68]
 South KoreaConsulate-General[69]
 Republic of China (Taiwan)Taipei Economic and Cultural Office[52]
 ThailandConsulate-General[70]
 United KingdomConsulate-General[71]
 United States of AmericaConsulate-General[72]

Da Nang
DELEGATION TYPE HEAD OF MISSION PHOTO
 People's Republic of ChinaConsulate-General
 JapanConsular Office[73]
 LaosConsulate-General[63]
 RussiaConsulate-General[74]
 South KoreaConsulate-General

Non-resident embassies accredited to Vietnam

Resident in Beijing, China

Resident in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Resident in other cites

Missions to open

Closed missions
Host city Sending country Mission level Year closed Ref.
Hanoi  Ghana Embassy 1966 [78]
 Nicaragua Embassy 1991 [79]
 Albania Embassy 1992 [80]
 Yugoslavia Embassy 2002 [81]
 Sudan Embassy 2018 [82]
 Iraq Embassy 2018 [83]
Hai Phong  China Consulate 1959 [84]
Ho Chi Minh City  Poland Consulate General 2008 [85]
Saigon  United States Embassy 1975
 South Korea Embassy 1975

See also

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