(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 14 days.                                                                                                                                                                (Brunei conveyed a note to Vietnam, effective on August 1, 2007.)
• Exemption of visa is granted to Vietnamese citizens bearing ordinary passports still valid for up to 6 months, provided that the stay duration does not exceed 14 days.                                                      (Vietnam conveyed a note to Brunei, effective on August 8, 2007.)
• Exemption of visa is granted to citizens of Brunei bearing ordinary passports still valid for up to 6 months, provided that the stay duration does not exceed 14 days.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic 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.  They are liable to complete procedures for residence registration at competent authorities of the host countries.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa with the stay duration of up to 90 days is granted to citizens of Vietnam bearing diplomatic passports or official passports and citizens of Bangladesh bearing diplomatic passports or international passports  with  “official” seal. The stay duration may be extended at the request of the concerned diplomatic mission or consular post.
• Exemption of visa is granted to members of diplomatic missions    or consular posts or representative mission at international organizations and their spouse and children under 18 years old bearing diplomatic passports or official passports (or the  names  of  their  children  are  written  in  the  parents’ passports),  with  the  stay  duration  not  exceeding  90  days; provided  that  their  entry  are  notified  in   advance  through diplomatic channel. These people are liable to complete necessary procedures for residence in  accordance with the regulations of the host country
• Children  under  18  years  old  of  members  of  diplomatic missions  or  consular   posts  bearing  ordinary  passports  are entitled to exemption of visa like their parents (provided that it is confirmed by a note of the concerned diplomatic mission or consular  posts  or  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  their respective country

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

The Agreement was signed on December 28, 1987 and entered into effect on February 26, 1988. 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 content of visa exemption agreed upon between Vietnam and Afghanistan are as follows:

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports.
• Visa fee is gratis for bearers of ordinary passports.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports with the duration of stay not exceeding 90 days; in case the duration of stay exceeds 90 days, they are liable to complete required procedures of visa application for temporary stay or registration of residence in accordance with the regulations of the host country.

• Fee for issuance of visa for stay or registration of residence is gratis for members of diplomatic missions or  consular posts and their families’ members forming parts of their households. The duration of visa is valid until the last date of their tenure.
• Visa fee is gratis for bearers of ordinary passports.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

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