Consular Fees
The following is a list of the most common fees charged for Consular Services carried out by the Embassy of Ireland. Payments to the Embassy for all services must be done by bank transfer. Please see details below.
For an exhaustive list of fees, please see the full list of current consular fees
Payment can be made in either Vietnamese Dong or Euro. If you are paying in Vietnamese Dong, the current Euro exchange rate will be confirmed at the time of payment and applied to the fees listed below.
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Service/Item |
Euro Value € |
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Passports: New fees applying from 30 March 2017 |
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Standard 10 year |
95 |
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Large |
125 |
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Minor, age 0-17 years, 5 year passport |
45 |
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Emergency Travel Certificate/Passport |
30 |
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Additional Fees |
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| Out of Hours fee, additional to the Passport fee | 80 |
| Passport Certification Fee.
This fee applies to verification/certification of any document |
40 |
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Visas |
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Single Entry |
60 |
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Multiple Entry |
100 |
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Foreign Birth Registration |
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Adult (18 or over)
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250 |
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Under 18
|
125 |
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Replacement FBR certificates |
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Certificats de Coutume |
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Applications received more than 28 days before intended date of marriage |
60 |
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Applications received 28 days or less before the intended date of marriage |
120 |
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Miscellaneous other charges, including: |
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Verifying/Certifying a copy of any document |
40 |
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Attesting the signature or seal of a foreign authority |
40 |
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Issuing certificates, letters or other documents not otherwise provided for in the Regulations Fee for witnessing an affidavit made by an Irish citizen |
40 40 |
The fees charged for consular services such as issuing passports and visas, foreign birth registrations, authentication of documents and administering oaths are fixed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade by way of Statutory Instrument issued under Section 3 of the Diplomatic and Consular Officers (Provision of Services) Act, 1993. They are subject to review at the discretion of the Minister.
Payment Details
Payments to the Embassy must be made by bank transfer or by cash at our office in Hanoi. Please note we can under no circumstances accept credit card payments for this service.
If you are based in Vietnam, Cambodia or Lao PDR you can make a bank transfer directly to Vietnam Joint Stock Commerical Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank), as follows:
Telegraphic Transfer
Bank: Vietnam Joint Stock Commerical Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank) - Tay Thang Long Branch
Bank Swift code: ICBVVNVX
Bank address: Xuan Mai Town, Chuong My District, Hanoi, Vietnam
Account name: DFA Ireland Vietnam Public Bank Account
Euro account number: 112649538888
VND account number: 112647828888
You can also deposit the fee by cash at any VietinBank branch within Vietnam (the above account details remain unchanged):
Note: Please enclose a copy of bank transfer or deposit slip with your application.
Don't forget...
You are responsible for paying any bank fees associated with the transaction. If you have a non-Vietnamese bank account, you can avoid expensive transfer charges by going to the Embassy’s bank and lodging the money directly to our account in cash. Please contact us for more information about this.
For individuals residing in Cambodia and Lao PDR, please note that you will need arrange a courier service to deliver your documents to the Embassy. When your application is complete, the Embassy will contact you, following which you will also need arrange a courier service to collect your documents from the Embassy in Hanoi and deliver them to you.
Don't forget...
You are responsible for paying any bank fees associated with the transaction. If you have a non-Vietnamese bank account, you can avoid expensive transfer charges by going to the Embassy’s bank and lodging the money directly to our account in cash. Please contact us for more information about this.