Embassy of the Republic of India

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 5a year ago

  They were very excellent in dealing with the visas, I like the way they handled their things

• ★ 56 months ago

  happy republic day 2026 #india #hanoi

• ★ 5a year ago

  I want to share my experience for first time reaching indian embassy outside india My passport got water damaged during heavy rain in da nang and for that i reached indian embassy hanoi I must say mr. Deepak has provided me each and every single possible information to get out of this situation and came back to india Because of his wise guidance i saved 3 days, his extra mile efforts are remarkable and unforgettable Thanks you sir because of you I was able to come back on time 🙌

• ★ 56 years ago

  Small but good setup, courteous officers. I’ve attended “India’s Independence Day” celebrations - good arrangements.

• ★ 52 years ago

  Very helpful , polite and gentle staff. It was my first time and everybody was so helpful. Got my attestation done within few hours. Mr Deepak went an extra mile to help us when he saw we were visiting the embassy with kids. What a gentleman. Thank you so much for your services. Jai Hind !

• ★ 5a year ago

  We don’t need weapons to be strong. We don’t need hatred to survive. Choose love – because peace is not a dream, it’s something we create every day, from the heart.

• ★ 5a year ago

  I have visited the Hanoi Embassy for counslaor services, passport renewal, and PCC. The staff are very friendly and supportive. You need to book an appointment from the IndianEmbaassy Hanoi website for any services. The timings are 9:00 pm to 12:30(please check the website for more accurate information). They also celebrate the major national evets like Republic Day, Independence Day, India Day, and other important dates.

• ★ 1a year ago

  We had a very bad experience with the Indian Embassy of Hanoi. We were visiting Hanoi as a family comprising of 3 senior persons. We were warned about the approaching Yagi Typhoon and the havoc it would create. After our desperate attempts to contact the Airlines to prebook our flights and the Airport itself to find the status failed miserably. We reached out to the Indian Embassy at Hanoi as our last hope for help. Finally, managed to speak to Mr A. Roy, who had to be convinced about our plight. After which he assured us that he will help us. To our utter dismay, we never heard from him. Ultimately, we had to find our own way to the Airport. Is this the way an Indian Embassy treats it's citizens when they are in a foreign country? And that too disabled Senior Citizens?