Comments on: Types of Visa to Vietnam http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/ Vietnam-visa.com Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:13:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: admin http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-5351 admin Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:50:49 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-5351 To HHM, If you want to stay on Vietnam longer than 8 week for your course and visit, you can apply for a tourist visa for 3 months. Kindly regards, Sammy Bui To HHM,
If you want to stay on Vietnam longer than 8 week for your course and visit, you can apply for a tourist visa for 3 months.
Kindly regards,
Sammy Bui

]]> By: HHM http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-5299 HHM Sat, 28 Nov 2009 01:52:46 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-5299 This summer (summer 2010), I plan on studying in Ho Chi Minh City at USSH; I'll be studying Vietnamese but the course is only for 8 weeks (unless I apply for the 4 month course). I've been to VN before but I was only there for a month and a half and the reason I went was to visit my friend's family and tour, so I had a travel visa and then I renewed it. This time, I've been told I'll need a student visa, but from what I've learned about student visas, you have to select a degree. Since I'm not even studying the full year, what type of degree would I apply for? Also, if I want to stay longer than the 8 week course and visit my friends in HCMC, would I apply for a travel visa again? This summer (summer 2010), I plan on studying in Ho Chi Minh City at USSH; I’ll be studying Vietnamese but the course is only for 8 weeks (unless I apply for the 4 month course).

I’ve been to VN before but I was only there for a month and a half and the reason I went was to visit my friend’s family and tour, so I had a travel visa and then I renewed it.

This time, I’ve been told I’ll need a student visa, but from what I’ve learned about student visas, you have to select a degree. Since I’m not even studying the full year, what type of degree would I apply for?

Also, if I want to stay longer than the 8 week course and visit my friends in HCMC, would I apply for a travel visa again?

]]> By: admin http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-2723 admin Mon, 18 May 2009 04:13:37 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-2723 Answer to Jo Schmo, Now you are in Vietnam, if you want to stay more than 15 days, you should find a nearest travel agency to extend your visa. It will take about 5-10 days. Please click this link http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/vietnam-visa-extension for more. Answer to Jo Schmo,

Now you are in Vietnam, if you want to stay more than 15 days, you should find a nearest travel agency to extend your visa. It will take about 5-10 days. Please click this link http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/vietnam-visa-extension for more.

]]> By: Jo Schmo http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-2709 Jo Schmo Sat, 16 May 2009 10:46:31 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-2709 I bought a tourist visa from Vientiane in Laos, it cost me 65 US dollars for a 1 day express service. However, I realized that it was only for 15 days, a D Class visa. Is this normal? The travel agent in Laos reassured me that its the dates of travel but now Ive entered Vietnam and I got stamped for 15 days. Anything I can do about this? Yours in irritation. I bought a tourist visa from Vientiane in Laos, it cost me 65 US dollars for a 1 day express service. However, I realized that it was only for 15 days, a D Class visa. Is this normal?

The travel agent in Laos reassured me that its the dates of travel but now Ive entered Vietnam and I got stamped for 15 days.

Anything I can do about this?

Yours in irritation.

]]> By: admin http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1814 admin Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:16:21 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1814 Answer to CG: We would like to inform that you don't need multiple entry visa because when you come back from Cambodia, you only stay in transit area and your bags will check all the way through in check-in counters in the transit area. Please don't worry because it's not a problem at all. Have a good time in Vietnam! Regards! Answer to CG:
We would like to inform that you don’t need multiple entry visa because when you come back from Cambodia, you only stay in transit area and your bags will check all the way through in check-in counters in the transit area. Please don’t worry because it’s not a problem at all. Have a good time in Vietnam! Regards!

]]> By: CG http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1753 CG Tue, 07 Apr 2009 16:14:31 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1753 I have a question. I have a single entry visa to Vietnam (US passport holder) from 30 May to 29 June. I have a ticket already from HCMC to US on 29th June. I was hoping to travel to Cambodia and then catch a budget flight back to HCMC to catch my return flight. Do I need multiple entry visa for this? I understand that if I don't leave the transit area I don't need a visa, BUT since I am flying on one ticket and leaving on another ticket my bags may not get checked all the way through and I heard there are no check-in counters in the transit area, so I would HAVE to leave. Anyone know? Thank you! I have a question. I have a single entry visa to Vietnam (US passport holder) from 30 May to 29 June. I have a ticket already from HCMC to US on 29th June.

I was hoping to travel to Cambodia and then catch a budget flight back to HCMC to catch my return flight. Do I need multiple entry visa for this? I understand that if I don’t leave the transit area I don’t need a visa, BUT since I am flying on one ticket and leaving on another ticket my bags may not get checked all the way through and I heard there are no check-in counters in the transit area, so I would HAVE to leave.

Anyone know? Thank you!

]]> By: admin http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1588 admin Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:45:39 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1588 Answer to Frank, You can enter Vietnam after the date cited on the visa. For instance, if your dates cited on your visa was 14th April to 14th May, it means you can enter Vietnam even 4th May to 14th May. If now you want to enter Vietnam in totally different time, you need to apply for a new visa with a new dates on it. The service fee for the new visa will be similar to the old one. Answer to Frank,

You can enter Vietnam after the date cited on the visa. For instance, if your dates cited on your visa was 14th April to 14th May, it means you can enter Vietnam even 4th May to 14th May. If now you want to enter Vietnam in totally different time, you need to apply for a new visa with a new dates on it. The service fee for the new visa will be similar to the old one.

]]> By: Frank http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1578 Frank Tue, 31 Mar 2009 12:50:44 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1578 Hello, I already have the 30-days tourist visa, however my travel schedule has changed and the period in Vietnam will be different. Is there any way to change the period? Otherwise I only have 10 days :-( How much does it cost? Do I have to apply for a new visa? Hello,

I already have the 30-days tourist visa, however my travel schedule has changed and the period in Vietnam will be different.
Is there any way to change the period? Otherwise I only have 10 days :-(

How much does it cost? Do I have to apply for a new visa?

]]> By: admin http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1322 admin Thu, 12 Mar 2009 08:31:20 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1322 Answer to Arturo Gutierrez, As you are planning to enter Vietnam by cruise, visa code (pick up at Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in your country before coming to Vietnam)is the best choice. If you just stop in 3 places in Vietnam-Danang, Nha Trang and Hochiminh city once and then go out Vietnam without re-enter, you are suggested to apply for visa code-single (one entry). In case you want to come to Vietnam many times, you are required to use visa multiple. Answer to Arturo Gutierrez,

As you are planning to enter Vietnam by cruise, visa code (pick up at Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in your country before coming to Vietnam)is the best choice. If you just stop in 3 places in Vietnam-Danang, Nha Trang and Hochiminh city once and then go out Vietnam without re-enter, you are suggested to apply for visa code-single (one entry). In case you want to come to Vietnam many times, you are required to use visa multiple.

]]> By: Arturo Gutierrez http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/types-of-visa-to-vietnam/#comment-1320 Arturo Gutierrez Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:11:05 +0000 http://vietnam-visa.com/blog/?p=146#comment-1320 Hi, Im going to take a cruise that starts in Shanghai and ends in Singapore. Along the way we make 3 stops in Vietnam that are continious (April 30 - Danang / May 1st - Nha Trang/ May 2nd - Ho Chi Min city, so my question is : Do I need to get a Multientry Visa or am I ok with just getting de 1 entry visa? Thanks with any help provided Hi, Im going to take a cruise that starts in Shanghai and ends in Singapore. Along the way we make 3 stops in Vietnam that are continious (April 30 - Danang / May 1st - Nha Trang/ May 2nd - Ho Chi Min city, so my question is : Do I need to get a Multientry Visa or am I ok with just getting de 1 entry visa?
Thanks with any help provided

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