Vietnamese people in Russia form the 72nd-largest ethnic minority community in Russia according to the 2022 census. With a population of 80,000 according to the Vietnamese embassy in Moscow as of 2023, they are one of the smaller groups of overseas Vietnamese.^{[5] [6]}

In 1926, Vietnamese students were sent to study in Russia under an initiative of Ho Chi Minh. A number of them served the Soviet Army during World War II.^[7] Ho Chi Minh himself studied in Moscow in the 1920s, along with other senior members of the Communist Party of Vietnam.^[8] They were followed by an estimated total of 50,000 Vietnamese who studied in Russia during the Cold War.^[9] Academic exchange between the two countries continued even after the dissolution of the Soviet Union; as of 2006^[update], roughly 4,000 Vietnamese students were studying in Russian universities; the Russian government provides scholarships to 160 of them.^[10] Notable Vietnamese students who have studied in Russia since the dissolution of the Soviet Union include Quynh Nguyen, a pianist from Hanoi who received a scholarship to Moscow's Gnessin State Musical College.^[11]

• Russia–Vietnam relations
• Japanese people in Russia
• Koryo-saram
• Sakhalin Koreans

• Association of Vietnamese in Russia

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