Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Vietnamese citizens against traveling to Iran and Israel unless necessary
WVR - On February 28, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an advisory for Vietnamese citizens in Iran and Israel.
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| The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Vietnamese citizens against traveling to Iran and Israel at this time, and to avoid nearby areas affected by conflict unless necessary. |
Amid recent developments in the region, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant domestic agencies have directed Vietnamese representative offices in Iran and Israel to closely coordinate with domestic authorities, Vietnamese representative offices in neighboring areas, and local diplomatic agencies to monitor the situation closely and prepare necessary measures to ensure the safety of Vietnamese citizens and the premises of representative offices.
According to the latest information from Vietnamese representative offices in Israel and Iran, Vietnamese citizens in these areas are currently safe.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises:
- Vietnamese citizens should not travel to Iran and Israel at this time, and should avoid nearby areas affected by conflict unless necessary.
- Vietnamese citizens currently in Iran and Israel, as well as nearby areas affected by conflict, should maintain contact, regularly follow information from Vietnamese representative offices in Iran and Israel, and strictly adhere to local government regulations regarding travel and the advisories of the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- For assistance, Vietnamese citizens in Iran and Israel should contact the citizen protection hotlines of the Vietnamese Embassy in Iran, the Vietnamese Embassy in Israel, and the Citizen Protection Hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
| Citizen protection hotline in Israel: 972.555.025.616, email: [email protected] or 972.508.783.373, email: [email protected]. Citizen protection hotline in Iran: 989339658252 (direct call); 989334609074 (WhatsApp, Viber) Citizen Protection Hotline of the Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 84981848484 or 8496541118, email: [email protected] |
