• 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)

• 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)

• Exemption of visa is granted to Tunisian citizens bearing diplomatic or special passports and Vietnamese citizens bearing diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports issued by Vietnam and bearers of diplomatic, official or special passports issued by Turkey with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days.

• Exemption  of  visa  during  the  whole  tenure  is  granted  to citizens of either Party  who are members of the diplomatic mission or consular posts on the territories of the other Party, as well  as  their  families’  members  bearing  any  of  the  above- mentioned passports. These people are liable to complete procedures for residence registration at the competent authorities of the host country within 90 days from the date of their entry.

(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 30 days.

• Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to members of diplomatic missions or consular posts or representative mission at international organizations and their spouse, and children accompanying them and bearing diplomatic passports or official passports. They are liable to complete procedures for residence   registration at the host country within 30 days from the date of their entry.

(Agreement signed on May 9, 2000 and effective on July 9, 2000.)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of ordinary passports with the stay duration not exceeding 30 days.

(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 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 or representative missions at international organizations and their families’ members bearing diplomatic passports or official passports.

(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 90 days from the date of their entry.

• Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports or official passports who are members of the diplomatic mission or consular posts on the territories of the other Party and members of the families of the above-mentioned people bearing diplomatic passports or official passports.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of diplomatic passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days.

• Exemption of visa during the whole tenure is granted to citizens of either Party who bear diplomatic passports and are members of diplomatic missions or consular    posts or representative missions of international organizations on the territories of the other Party and their families’ members bearing diplomatic passports. They are liable to complete procedures for residence registration within 90 days from the date of their entry.

• Either Party extends favorable consideration in the issuance of visa to bearers of official passports on the basis of the note of the diplomatic mission or consular post of the other Party.

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)

• Vietnam exempts visa for citizen of Singapore bearing diplomatic passports or official passports with the stay duration not exceeding 90 days, or during the whole tenure of official mission for members of diplomatic missions or consular posts and their families’ members.

• Singapore exempts visa for citizens of Vietnam bearing diplomatic passports or official passports.

(Exchange of  notes  on  exemption  of  visa  for  bearers  of ordinary passports, effective for Vietnamese citizens on November 10, 2003, and for citizens of Singapore on December 1, 2003)

• Exemption of visa is granted to bearers of ordinary passports with the stay duration not exceeding 30 days, provided that their passports are still valid for up to 6 months and they have return air tickets or air ticket for leaving for another country, and enough financial capacity to cover their expenditure during their stay, and other necessary conditions for traveling to another country, including visa.

(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 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, consular posts or representative missions at international organizations and their families’ members bearing diplomatic passports or official passports.

(The Agreement was signed with Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and currently is effective to Serbia and Montenegro)

(Updated as of February 2nd, 2009)