A new decree streamlines citizenship for exceptional individuals who benefit the country's development.

Vietnamese-American astronaut honors her roots in symbolic handover at Presidential Palace

Vietnamese citizens residing overseas must return to Vietnam to apply for a chip-based national ID, as current law does not permit issuance through embassies.

Nahji Chu (Nga Chu) has become a prominent figure in Australia’s contemporary culinary scene, particularly within the Vietnamese community there.

Women leaders from Vietnam, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines connected in Berlin to explore partnership opportunities and empower international business collaboration.

Vietnamese nationals residing, working, and studying in Israel and Iran need to strictly follow the host countries' security and safety guidelines as well as maintain regular contact with the Vietnamese representative offices in these nations.

A key highlight of the revised nationality law is that it relaxes requirements for OV and their descendants with significant contributions to the Fatherland building and safeguarding to obtain the Vietnamese citizenship.

Vietnam–Canada relations continue to flourish, with science and technology listed among the seven priority areas of bilateral cooperation.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Israel is keeping its citizen protection hotline open, but now focusing assistance on critical and vulnerable cases, such as individuals with serious injuries or those unable to manage basic needs independently.

Pham Dang Hung and Ong Gia Phuoc, two Vietnamese students at DePauw University, have outshone thousands of applicants to secure internships at major corporations while actively supporting Vietnamese students through a career mentorship project.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Israel, in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Egypt, has successfully facilitated the safe entry of nearly 50 Vietnamese citizens into Egypt.

Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved an amendment to the Nationality Law, easing citizenship procedures for foreign investors, scientists, and former Vietnamese nationals seeking to regain their nationality.

According to updates from the Vietnamese diplomatic missions in both nations, no Vietnamese casualties have been recorded to date.

Vietnamese students in Hungary are recognized for their academic excellence and active engagement in student communities across the country.

Of the 2,500 residents in Long Hai village in Thach Kim, Ha Tinh, 500 work abroad, sending billions of dong back to their relatives, and boosting the economy in the once-poor village.

At this afternoon’s regular press conference, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pham Thu Hang provided updates on Vietnam’s citizen protection efforts amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Right on the same day, the ministry issued its highest-level travel warning, urging Vietnamese citizens not to travel to Israel or Iran, and advised those already in these countries to swiftly consider evacuation or relocation plans.

Renowned economist calls for reform in education, economy, and values to lift Vietnam into the future.

Currently, 20 Vietnamese citizens remain in Iran, including embassy staff and personnel. All are safe, mentally stable, and in regular contact with the embassy.