Vietnam embassy in Brazil 2026: Address & contact details

Lượt xem: 8

Vietnam embassy in Brazil is located at SHIS QI 09 Conj. 10 Casa 1 – Lago Sul, Brasília, and serves as the official visa and consular authority for Brazilian applicants. Most travelers should apply for a Vietnam e-visa (valid up to 90 days), while the embassy handles complex visa and passport services. Brazilian citizens generally require a visa to enter Vietnam.

Address and directions to the Vietnam Embassy in Brasilia

The Vietnam Embassy in Brasilia is located in a quiet diplomatic area, making it accessible for consular visits.

Official address: SHIS QI 09 Conj. 10 Casa 1 – Lago Sul, Brasília/DF CEP:71625-100, Brazil

Contact details:

• Phone: +55 61 3364 5876 / 3364 0675
• Fax: +55 61 3364 5836
• Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

  From our practical advisory work, you should always call or email before visiting, as embassy procedures may change without notice.

  Travel tip:

• Located in Lago Sul (diplomatic zone)
• Best accessed by taxi or ride-hailing services
• Bring passport and copies of documents

>>> Read more: Vietnam Visa for Brazilian Citizens 2026: Full Guide to Requirements, Application & Fees

Office hours and public holiday list for the Embassy

The Vietnam embassy in Brazil operates during standard working days.

Working hours:

• Monday to Friday
• Morning: 09:30 – 11:30
• Afternoon: 14:30 – 16:30

Closed on:

• Weekends
• Vietnamese public holidays
• Brazilian national holidays

  Based on real cases, arriving early in the morning gives you the best chance of fast processing.

>>> Read more: Vietnam Airport Fast Track Service 2026 – Skip the Lines, Save Time

Vietnam visa application for Brazilian citizens and residents

Brazilian citizens need a visa to enter Vietnam in most cases. There is currently no general visa exemption for Brazil, except specific diplomatic cases.

According to the latest 2025 regulations in Law No. 23/2023/QH15 ^[1], the most common options are:

1. Vietnam e-visa (recommended)

• Validity: Up to 90 days
• Entry type: Single or multiple entry
• Processing time: 3–5 working days

Based on our 20+ years of practical experience, 95% of Brazilian travelers should choose e-visa instead of applying at the embassy.

For step-by-step instructions, read our detailed guides to Vietnam e-visa

2. Visa via Vietnam embassy in Brazil

This method is used for:

• Long-term visas
• Business visas (DN1, DN2)
• Work-related entry
• Complex cases requiring legal review

Required documents:

• Valid passport (6+ months validity)
• Visa application form
• Supporting documents (invitation letter, work permit, etc.)

From our practical experience, the entry port must match the visa approval. Any mismatch can lead to denied boarding.

3. Visa on arrival (with approval letter)

• Requires pre-approval from Vietnam Immigration
• Only applicable when arriving by air

This option is often faster when handled through a professional agency.

For step-by-step instructions, read our detailed guides to Vietnam entry approval letter.

>>> Read more: Vietnam visa fees 2026: Updated costs & What travelers should expect

Consular services and passport renewal in Brazil

The Vietnam embassy in Brazil provides a wide range of consular services for both Vietnamese citizens and foreigners.

Main services include:

• Vietnam visa issuance
• 5-year visa exemption certificate
• Passport issuance and renewal
• Civil registration (birth, marriage, death)
• Document legalization and notarization

From our daily advisory work, passport renewal and legalization are the most requested services among Vietnamese residents in Brazil.

Passport services

Vietnamese citizens in Brazil can:

• Renew expired passports
• Replace lost or damaged passports
• Apply for new passports for children

Processing time varies from 5–15 working days depending on the case.

5-year visa exemption

This applies to:

• Vietnamese overseas
• Spouses or children of Vietnamese citizens

Validity: Up to 5 years, with each stay up to 180 days.

A common mistake is submitting incomplete proof of relationship, which leads to rejection or delays.

>>> Read more: Vietnam Visa Photo Requirements: The Complete 2026 Guide

Expert insights: Avoiding common visa mistakes for Brazil applicants

With over 20 years of experience (since 2003), Tan Van Lang has handled tens of thousands of complex visa cases. Brazilian applicants often face similar issues.

Applying through fake or scam websites

Many websites pretend to be official Vietnam visa portals.

Warning signs:

• Unclear government domain
• Overpriced fees
• No refund policy

Always verify before payment.

Incorrect entry port selection

• Your visa must match your arrival airport (e.g., Tan Son Nhat, Noi Bai).
• Mismatch = denied entry risk.

Ignoring temporary residence registration

• After entering Vietnam, foreigners must register temporary residence with local authorities or hotel.
• Failure to comply may lead to fines.

>>> Read more: Vietnam visa service: Fast & secure solution for your trip 2026

Frequently asked questions

Conclusion

From our hands-on experience handling Brazil–Vietnam visa cases, the fastest route for most travelers is the Vietnam e-visa. Embassy applications should only be used for complex or long-term cases.

If you want to avoid delays, rejections, or costly mistakes, working with a professional visa consultant is strongly recommended. Tan Van Lang provides full support from application to airport arrival. Contact 08.666.000.63 (WhatsApp) now!