Fingerprinting Services in Hanoi for RCMP, FBI and More with Globeia

Yes. Couples, families and corporate teams can all be fingerprinted in one visit. International schools in Tay Ho and Ciputra and manufacturers near Dong Anh use Globeia for bulk fingerprinting of new staff. Each person gets their own file, their own Letter of Identity Verification and their own tracking in Globeia SmartPortal. One point of contact for your HR team, one invoice per person.

Every impression is checked before the appointment ends. You receive your completed cards and your Letter of Identity Verification before the associate leaves. If you chose the full service, Globeia submits the card to the relevant authority, tracks the result, arranges the U.S. or Canadian apostille and orders the certified Vietnamese translation. You can see every step in Globeia SmartPortal on your phone, from your appointment in Hanoi to the day your clearance arrives.

Globeia does not have a walk-in office in Hanoi. A trained associate comes to your flat, office or hotel anywhere in the city, from Hoan Kiem and Ba Dinh to Tay Ho, Cau Giay and Long Bien. Ecopark, Bac Ninh and Son Tay are covered by arrangement. Please enter your address in Globeia SmartPortal when you book, and we will confirm the rest.

Plan on 15 to 30 minutes. The associate compares your passport photo with your face, prints you on the card your authority needs and looks closely at each impression, redoing any faint one before leaving. The Letter of Identity Verification is handed to you at the end. If a partner or colleague at the same address needs prints too, add a little time for each person.

Yes. Fingerprinting services in Hanoi for the FBI Background Check start at your address. Our associate comes to you with the FD-258 or FD-1164 card, takes your prints and checks every impression before leaving. The card goes to Globeia in Washington, DC the same week. Our own team submits it to the FBI, reviews the result and requests the U.S. apostille the day it arrives. You can follow every stage in Globeia SmartPortal.

Other police clearances or Fingerprinting only starting from ₫780,000, FBI starting from ₫4,789,757 and RCMP starting from ₫5,298,932. You see the full price, including any mobile visit fee, before you pay.

Yes. Our associate comes to your address in Hanoi with the C-216C form, takes your prints and checks every impression on the spot. The card goes directly to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, which holds the RCMP accreditation and handles the submission. The Canadian apostille comes from Global Affairs Canada. You can follow every stage in Globeia SmartPortal.

For most work permit and temporary residence card applications in Vietnam, yes. Vietnam joined the Hague Apostille Convention in September 2026, so a foreign police clearance now needs an apostille from the issuing country rather than going through embassy legalization. A certified Vietnamese translation is also required in most cases. Globeia arranges both the apostille and the certified Vietnamese translation as part of the full service, in the correct order.

Yes. Every appointment in Hanoi is a mobile visit. A trained associate comes to your flat, office or hotel anywhere from Hoan Kiem to Ha Dong, with Ecopark, Bac Ninh and Son Tay by arrangement. The identity check and the Letter of Identity Verification are the same as at any other Globeia appointment. Your total, including any visit fee, is shown before you pay.

Globeia supports fingerprinting requirements for Canada, the United States, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, the UAE, South Africa, and other countries, depending on the authority and application requirements.

Your passport and a second photo ID with your signature, such as your Vietnamese temporary residence card. At least one must be government-issued. The associate brings FD-258, FD-1164 and C-216C cards. If another country's authority has sent you a specific fingerprint form, please have it ready. A clean desk in good light gives the clearest prints. The appointment takes 15 to 30 minutes.

No. Vietnamese government offices do not take prints on FD-258, FD-1164 or C-216C cards for FBI or RCMP applications. Our associate brings the correct cards to your address in Hanoi and handles everything there. If your work permit file also requires a Vietnamese criminal record certificate from the Ministry of Public Security, that is a separate document you apply for independently.