The Agreement was signed on November 19, 2007 and entered into effect on June 15, 2008. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Uruguay are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days.
- Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to citizens who are members of diplomatic missions, consular posts or representative missions of international organizations and their families’ members bearing diplomatic passports. They are liable to complete procedures of residence registration within 90 days from the date of their entry.
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
The Agreement was signed on October 21, 1993 and entered into effect on December 6, 1993. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Ukraine are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days. The stay duration may be extended at the request of the concerned diplomatic mission or consular post.
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of crew passports with the stay duration not exceeding 30 days.
- Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to members of diplomatic missions, consular posts or representative missions at international organizations and their spouse, parents and other persons who are supported by them and bear diplomatic passports or official passports.
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
The Exchange of notes was effective on December 1, 1956. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Rumania are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports or group passports for official mission or ordinary passports for official mission. There is no provision on concrete duration of stay.
- Visa fee is gratis for bearers of ordinary passports.
(At present, Rumania applies stay duration of up to 90 days.)
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
The Agreement was signed on February 14, 1992 and entered into effect on March 15, 1992; Exchange of notes was carried out on August 16, 2004. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and China are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports or ordinary passports for official mission (also granted to their spouse and teenage children who accompany them and share their same passports of any of the above-mentioned three types of passports); there is no provision on concrete duration of stay. (At present, China applies stay duration of 30 days)
- Visa fee is gratis for members of families (including spouse, children and parents) of officials, administrative or technical staff of diplomatic missions or consular posts of the two countries who visit their relatives working as officials or staff of a representative mission of their respective country in the other country.
(This Agreement is not applicable to Hong Kong and Macao.)
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
The Agreement was signed on October 22, 2003 and entered into effect on June 25, 2005. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Chile are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days. The stay duration may be extended at the request of the concerned diplomatic mission or consular post.
- Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to members of diplomatic missions or consular posts, representative mission at international organizations and their families’ members bearing diplomatic passports or official passports (or the children’s names are printed in their parents’ passports).
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
The Agreement was signed on November 30, 1979 and entered into effect on the date of its signing. The exemption of visa includes exemption of visa for entry, exit and transit. The duration of stay subject to visa exemption begins from the date of entry. The contents of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Cambodia are as follows:
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports, or diplomatic, official lassez passezs; there is no provision on concrete duration of stay subject to exemption of visa.
(Agreement was signed on November 4, 2008 and entered into effect on December 4, 2008.)
- Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of ordinary passports. The stay duration does not exceed 14 days.
(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)
Dear our Dearest Clients!
A meaningful Lunar New Year is coming so soon. May we take this opportunity to wish you all a wonderful Lunar New Year in 2010, overflowing with peace and prosperity! Furthermore, we are very pleased to bring you the latest discounts, money-saving codes and exclusive offers from February 8th to February 28th, 2010 as follows:
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Noi Bai International Airport
Noi Bai International Airport (IATA: HAN, ICAO: VVNB) (Vietnamese: Sân bay Quốc tế Nội Bài), the biggest airport in northern Vietnam, serves the capital city Hanoi. The airport is 28 miles (45 km) from the city’s downtown. Travel time by taxi takes between 30 to 45 minutes.
Transportation
Hanoi city bus services 07 and 17 connect Noi Bai Airport with Hanoi’s city-center. The bus stop is just on the right side of the terminal exit. Traveling by bus costs 5,000 VND (0.3 USD) per person and takes about one hour. However, passengers with oversized luggages are known to be denied boarding. Buses operate from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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The Article 13 of Ordinance 24/2000/PL-UBTVQH10 dated April 28, 2000, on immigration and residence of foreigners in Vietnam is as follows:
1) Foreigners who are residing in Vietnam in the following conditions will be considered for permanent residence:
a) Being unjustifiably oppressed while fighting for people’s freedom and independence, socialism, democracy and peace or for a science cause.
b) Having contributions in building and protecting the fatherland of Vietnam
c) Being the wife, husband, child, father or mother of a Vietnamese citizen residing permanently in Vietnam.
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The Vietnam National Tourism Administration, Vietnam Airlines and Vietnam’s Central City of Danang on September 12th kicked off a Vietnam tourism promotion campaign in Japan, with the title: “Vietnam Show 2009.”
Director of Vietnam Airlines’ representative office in Japan said that “Vietnam Show 2009” is one of Vietnam’s largest-ever tourism promotion program in Japan.
The campaign aims to help people of the Cherry Blossom land understand more about the S-shaped country, attracting more and more Japanese tourists to Vietnam.
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When mentioning about Vietnam , people usually think of its famous battles in the past. Throughout a long period of time fighting against invaders, Vietnam, at last, proclaimed its independence in 1945 and united all regions in 1975 to found the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. For more than 20 years of renovation, Vietnam has been changing a lot in terms of all aspects. A number of visitors have come to visit Vietnam with curiosity to see what it is like after the horrible wars and surprised at the rapid development of this small country. In this article, I am going to give you some steps to prepare for a trip to Vietnam. In other word, after thinking of traveling to Vietnam, please follow these following steps.
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We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do visa service for the some citizens at present due to some diplomatic matters between Vietnam and your country. We suggest you should contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration Department for your specific case. Please see the following Vietnam Immigration Department’s details for direct contacting:
Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
Address: 40A Hang Bai Street., Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: 844-38257941
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Vietnam Visa Tips | adaddissure | 
March 16, 2010 9:59 pm | 
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