Two documents decide almost everything. If you still hold both your Vietnamese passport and your Vietnamese birth certificate, restoring your citizenship is a clean, predictable process — about 4 weeks on average, at a fee you know before you start. A private online session with our team walks through your exact file — USD 50, credited toward your package.
We currently take on files that have both. That focus is exactly why the timeline stays short.
The passport issued to you as a Vietnamese citizen, from before you took your current nationality. It is the anchor evidence that you held Vietnamese citizenship.
Your giấy khai sinh, recording your birth in Vietnam. Together with the passport it makes your file complete — and a complete file is what moves in weeks, not years.
Not a generic overview — a working session on your own documents and your own timeline.
We verify that your passport and birth certificate details line up — names, spellings, dates. The small mismatches are what quietly cost people months, and they are fixable when caught early.
The exact sequence, what happens in Vietnam versus your country, what you sign and when. Complete files average about 4 weeks — you will leave knowing your realistic timeline.
A standard file runs USD 3,200–3,800 all-in professional fee, depending on your documents. You leave the session with your own figure fixed — government and translation fees at cost.
Property in your own name with a pink book, like any Vietnamese citizen — no leasehold, no nominee. Realtique stays with you from the filing through to the keys.
Fill in the short form below — which documents you hold, your nationality, your goal. Two minutes, and it is what makes the session worth your money.
Card or PayPal, by secure invoice. The fee keeps this serious on both sides — and it is credited toward your package if you go ahead.
We confirm a time across your timezone and send the video-call link, plus a short checklist of the documents to have on screen.
We would rather you keep your money than pay us for a file we cannot move.
The honest answer helps you decide whether to book.
We prepare from your form before we meet: your documents, your nationality, the current rules for your case. General answers are free everywhere — preparation on your file is not.
When a session is free, the incentive is to say yes and deal with problems later. When it is paid, we can afford to tell you no on day one — which is usually the answer that saves you most.
The USD 50 is credited toward your service package if you engage. If you proceed, the session effectively cost you nothing.
A mis-prepared nationality file does not get rejected loudly — it stalls quietly, for months. USD 50 to have your file read properly first is the cheapest part of the whole journey.
Step 1 of 2: tell us about your file. Payment comes next, and confirms your slot.

The more precise this is, the more useful your session will be.
We will read it properly and reply within one working day — with an invoice and time options if the session makes sense for you, or a straight answer if it does not.
It is credited, not refunded. If you go ahead with the citizenship package, the USD 50 comes off your invoice. If we conclude your file cannot qualify, we tell you before any invoice is sent — so you never pay to hear no.
The nationality filing itself is carried out by our licensed specialist partner in this field. Realtique coordinates the file end to end — one engagement, one point of contact, your information kept confidential — and stays with you through to buying property in your own name if that is your goal.
Four weeks is the average for complete files — both documents present, details matching. Your case may run faster or slower, and the final decision is issued by Vietnamese authorities, not by us. The session gives you a realistic estimate for your own file, and we will not pretend otherwise.
A standard file runs USD 3,200–3,800 in professional fees, depending on your documents. Your exact figure is confirmed in the session, before you commit. Government and translation fees are billed at cost, and the USD 50 consultation fee is credited toward the package.
Many Việt Kiều can now retain their foreign citizenship when restoring Vietnamese nationality, but it depends on your case and your other country's rules. It is one of the first things we verify in the session — with your actual nationality, not a generic answer.
Then do not book yet. We currently take on files that hold both the Vietnamese passport and the birth certificate. Message us on WhatsApp with what you have — the pre-check is free, and sometimes the missing document can be re-issued in Vietnam. We will point you in the right direction either way.
Not necessarily — foreigners and Việt Kiều have other legal routes to buy in Vietnam. Citizenship is the strongest position: your own name on a pink book, no quotas, no leasehold. If buying is your only goal, read our buying guide first and message us — we will tell you which route your case actually needs.