Vietnam Embassy in Japan: Address, Hours and Visa Options

The Vietnam embassy in Japan is in Tokyo, at 50-11 Motoyoyogicho, Shibuya, Tokyo 151-0062, Japan. Vietnam has its main office in Japan in Tokyo, with 2 more offices in Fukuoka and Osaka. No visa is needed for stays of up to 45 days, and for a longer stay you apply online for the e-visa. You can apply for your e-visa with us in about ten minutes.

eVisaVietnam.com is a private visa service operated by TK VIET NAM., JSC, not the Vietnamese government or an embassy. The contact details below come from our embassy directory, so confirm hours on the embassy's own website before you go.

Embassy of Vietnam in Tokyo at a glance:

Vietnam embassy in Japan: address, phone and hours

Our directory lists 3 Vietnamese offices in Japan. The Vietnamese embassy in Japan is in Tokyo; check the other offices if one is closer to you.

Embassy of Vietnam in Tokyo

The main office in Tokyo is listed as follows.

• Address: 50-11 Motoyoyogicho, Shibuya, Tokyo 151-0062, Japan
• Phone: +81 3 3466 3311, 3466 3313 or 3466 3314
• Email: [email protected] (general) or [email protected] (consular)
• Hours listed: Monday - Friday: 9.30 - 12:30 and 14:00 -17:00
• Website: vnembassy-jp.org

Vietnamese consular office in Fukuoka

The office in Fukuoka is listed as follows.

• Address: 5 Chome-3-8 Nakasu, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture 810-0801, Japan
• Phone: +81 92 263 7668
• Email: [email protected]
• Hours listed: Monday - Friday: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
• Website: vnconsulate-fukuoka.mofa.gov.vn

Vietnamese consular office in Osaka

The office in Osaka is listed as follows.

• Address: 4-2-15 Ichinocho Higashi Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi Osaka 590-0952 Japan
• Phone: +81 7 2221 6666
• Email: [email protected]
• Hours listed: Monday - Friday: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
• Website: www.vnconsul-osaka.gov.vn

Do citizens of Japan need to visit the embassy for a Vietnam visa?

No, not for stays of up to 45 days. Citizens of Japan can enter Vietnam without a visa for up to 45 days, whatever the purpose, under Resolution 44/NQ-CP, valid until March 14, 2028, according to the Vietnam tourism authority.

Our page on Vietnam visa exemption rules lists every country covered.

You still need a valid passport and a ticket out, and a stay longer than the exemption needs an e-visa before you fly. The embassy is for consular matters, so most travelers never visit it. For the rules by passport see Do I need a visa for Vietnam?.

Apply for the e-visa instead

A Vietnam e-visa through us starts at $47 for single entry, government fee included, and $82 for multiple entry. Standard takes 5 to 7 working days, and the faster speeds are on our urgent e-visa page. You apply in three steps:

1. Enter your details: Passport, travel dates, the airport or border gate you will use and your speed.
2. Pay and add files: Pay by card, then upload your passport data page and a recent photo.
3. Receive the e-visa: We check everything, submit it and email you the approved PDF.

You can also apply yourself at evisa.gov.vn for US$25. Our guide on how to apply walks through both. If you want your files checked and a delivery time backed by a full refund, apply for your e-visa with us.

Before you visit

Embassies close on Vietnamese public holidays, on local public holidays and around Tet, so check both calendars. Bring your passport and any forms the embassy lists on its website.

Call or email first if you need a particular service, because consular sections often open for only a few hours a day. If your trip is a holiday or a short business visit, you may not need to go at all: the e-visa is applied for online.

Phone numbers, street addresses and opening hours are the details that change most often. If a number does not connect, look for a notice on the embassy website and ask the embassy to confirm by email.