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Due to the current outbreak of Covid-19 in Vietnam, the Embassy in Hanoi and the Consulate General in HCMC cannot receive visitors at the consular counter. The Embassy and the Consulate General meanwhile continue their operations. We remain available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, for urgent consular support through +31 247 247 247 or +84 24 3831 5650 (Hanoi)/ +84 28 3823 5932 (HCMC) or via the form: https://www.netherlandsworldwide.nl/contact/contact-form.

Information for Dutch nationals on travelling, living, working and doing business in Vietnam.

Highlights

Successful trade mission to Lam Dong province and Dutch presentation at HortEx Vietnam 2020 in Ho Chi Minh city

In February 2020, a Dutch trade delegation paid a successful visit to Lam Dong province and later attended the HortEx Vietnam 2020. This was a good opportunity for Dutch businesses to explore or deepen the collaboration potentialities with Vietnamese businesses in flori- and horticulture sector.

Dutch government to support female entrepreneurs in Vietnam

The "Strengthen Women Entrepreneurs in Vietnam project", which was funded by the Dutch government, was kicked off in August 2019 with an aim to enhance the capacity of female entrepreneurs associations and their members. This contributes to the inclusive growth in Vietnam and is in line with the Agenda 2030 of the United Nations and the Sustainable Development Goals that both Vietnam and the Netherlands are committed to.

World Press Photo - connecting people to stories that matter

This year, World Press Photo exhibition travels back to Vietnam, showing to the people the best and most memorable photographs of the year.

Regional Learning Journey in Mekong Delta

The program agenda covered the Aid to Trade policy and practices, with a focus on sustainable water management and agricultural transformation in Mekong Delta in adaptation to climate changes.

Ambassador's blog: meeting people from all walks of life

29-10-2018 - 'The number of interesting people I get to meet in Vietnam seems limitless. Whether representing the government, the business community, civil society organizations, or being themselves, everybody has something unique to offer.'