Singapore is one of Vietnam’s key strategic and economic partners in Southeast Asia. The Vietnamese Embassy in Singapore plays a central role in boosting trade, investment, educational cooperation, and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
Below is updated, practical information for Vietnamese citizens, businesses, and foreign nationals who need consular support.
🇻🇳 Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in Singapore
Address: 10 Leedon Park, Singapore 267887
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +65 6462 5938
Fax: +65 6462 5949
Opening hours: Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 12:00 and 14:00 – 17:00
(Closed on weekends and on public holidays of both Singapore and Vietnam)
Official website: https://vnembassy-singapore.mofa.gov.vn
Functions of the Embassy
The Embassy provides a wide range of consular and diplomatic services, including:
- Passport issuance and renewal for Vietnamese citizens
- Visa services for foreigners traveling to Vietnam
- Legalization and authentication of documents
- Civil status services (birth registration, marriage, notarization, etc.)
- Assistance to Vietnamese citizens in emergencies
- Support for trade and investment between Vietnam and Singapore
- Coordination of cultural and educational cooperation programs
Trade & Economic Role
Singapore is regularly among the largest foreign investors in Vietnam, so the Embassy’s economic role is quite active. It helps:
- Support Singaporean companies looking to invest or expand in Vietnam
- Coordinate economic dialogue between the two governments
- Arrange and facilitate business missions and delegations
- Promote Vietnamese goods and services in the Singapore market
Both countries are members of ASEAN and maintain a Strategic Partnership that has been upgraded in recent years to deepen economic ties, particularly in areas such as digital cooperation and regional integration.
Notes for Visitors
- It’s best to make an appointment before going to the Embassy in person.
- Some services, especially visas, may require you to submit an online application first.
- Always refer to official notices for the latest requirements, fees, or holiday closures.
- During busy periods such as Tet (Lunar New Year) and the summer travel season, processing and waiting times can be longer than usual.
Informational Purposes Only:
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and does not represent official guidance from any government or consular authority.
