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Nhungvnb | datetime November 8, 2008 12:49 am

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  • By Carolyn Obriend, November 8, 2008 @ 11:37 am

    How do i get a approval letter to enter

  • By Nhungvnb, November 10, 2008 @ 4:46 pm

    You can go online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com to fill in the “secure online form” and submit to us. After receiving this form, we will instruct you with payment guidelines. Then, after 2 or 3 days (from your payment confirmation), we’ll send you your “Visa Approval Letter”. Thank you and Best Regards!

  • By Richarson, November 11, 2008 @ 3:09 am

    How long is a visa in Vietnam???

  • By Richarson, November 11, 2008 @ 3:10 am

    Apply for 10 year expiry visa to enter Vietnam?

  • By Richarson, November 11, 2008 @ 3:12 am

    Can I arrival after my requested date of entry online Vietnam visa???

  • By Richarson, November 11, 2008 @ 3:13 am

    How can I extend visa in Vietnam???

  • By Richarson, November 11, 2008 @ 3:18 am

    What do I need to send to the Vietnam embassy to get my letter of approval???

  • By NhungVNB, November 11, 2008 @ 12:57 pm

    ANSWER to Richarson:
    1. How long is a visa in Vietnam?
    It depends on how long you would stay in Vietnam. Normally, there are 4 types of visa duration in VN: 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year (special type). For eg., if you gonna stay in VN for, say, 20 days, you have to apply for 1-month visa (single or multiple).

    2. Apply for 10 year expiry visa to enter Vietnam?
    For a 10-YEAR STAY, no entry visa can allow applicants to stay that long (even when extending, only one-month more is added). So you have to contact the Vietnamese Government (Vietnam Immigration Dept) directly to specially ask for such a special long-stay permission. (They might or might not allow; it depends on your particular case)

    3. Can I arrival after my requested date of entry online Vietnam visa?
    Yes. (But you have to leave on the right date cited on the visa)

    4. How can I extend visa in Vietnam???
    You can extend your visa by getting to the Vietnam Immigration Dept in Vietnam in person with your passport before your visa expiry date. You will get the answer after around 5 days. The fee is from 10-100 USD depending upon your particular type of visa.

    5. What do I need to send to the Vietnam embassy to get my letter of approval???
    To apply for a visa to Vietnam at Vietnam Embassy in your country, you have to submit your Passport (valid 6 months), application form (filled out), 2 photos (2×2in), visa fee, and pre-paid return envelope (in case you submit by mail carriage). Please note that you require an Approval Letter (for which you may have to pay some more fee). The processing time might be about 5-7 days.
    You can also contact us at http://www.vietnam-visa.com to get a Vietnam Visa approval letter.
    There’s also another quicker way to apply for a Vietnam visa, that is, selecting Visa on Arrival (to be collected on arrival at Vietnam International airport) by going online with us at http://www.vietnam-visa.com . You can get your visa approval letter after only 2 or 3 days (normal) and 1 day (urgent). For more details, please feel free to contact us. Thanks and Best Regards!

  • By Philip J, November 12, 2008 @ 1:31 am

    what is the best way to get a visa to vietnam?

  • By admin, November 12, 2008 @ 5:52 pm

    ANSWER to Philip J:
    We don’t know how long you gonna stay in Vietnam, yet, in any case, the fastest and easiest way to get a visa to Vietnam is applying online for a Visa on Arrival. You will get your Visa Approval Letter after 2-3 working days (normal) or 1 working day (urgent). The only thing you have to do is to fill in this secure online form at https://secure.vietnam-visa.com/apply.html, pay the fee, and get your approval letter after 2-3 days. There’ll be some mails to instruct you how to use the approval letter later on.
    The other way is to get normal Vietnam entry visa (to be received before traveling) directly at Vietnam Embassy in your country. This takes time (around 4-10 days) and requires many procedures. So the former is better! Tks and Best Regards!

  • By Molly, November 27, 2008 @ 12:55 pm

    I’m Australia passport holder, do i need to apply visa to enter Vietnam as a tourist ?

  • By admin, November 28, 2008 @ 9:29 am

    ANSWER to Molly:
    Australian passport holders do need a tourist visa to enter Vietnam as a tourist. To know how to get Vietnam Visa from Australia, please read here http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/get-vietnam-visa-in-australia
    Good luck!

  • By romsie, December 7, 2008 @ 10:20 pm

    how about if you work there and have working permit?

  • By romsie, December 7, 2008 @ 10:22 pm

    how about if you work there and no work permit? what the consolate do to the people

  • By admin, December 10, 2008 @ 5:36 pm

    ANSWER to Romsie:
    In any case you always need a visa to Vietnam. If you have a work permit, your office in Vietnam who will work with you here will get a visa for you, and surely you can get a long-term visa.
    If you do not have a work permit, you have to apply for a tourist visa. Good luck!

  • By Ashton Fernandes, December 19, 2008 @ 10:47 am

    I plan to visit Vietnam in January’09 and May’09, as I have vacations during these months, can I apply for a 6 months Multiple entry Visa?

  • By Dominic, January 6, 2009 @ 8:48 am

    Hi, I am Canadian citizen, currently living in China (Nanning) on a 1-year resident permit. I plan to visit Vietnam during spring festival. Should I get a visa from Nanning before I go?

  • By admin, January 9, 2009 @ 3:20 pm

    ANSWER to Fernandes,

    We are very pleased to receive your email with the very good news that you like our service at http://www.vietnam-visa.com. We do hope that you have had a great time in Vietnam, and long to serve you more in the future!

  • By admin, January 9, 2009 @ 3:26 pm

    ANSWER to Dominic,

    In your case, we suggest you apply for a visa code at http://www.vietnam-visa.com, and use it to pick up your visa at the Embassy in Beijing, or the Consulate in Guangzhou, since there’s no Vietnamese consulate in Nanning. Click here http://www.vietnam-visa.com to apply for the visa code.

    Of if you gonna travel by air, you’d be best to apply for a visa on arrival (to pick up visa at arrival airport). Apply online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com!

    Good luck!

  • By Alie Smith, January 14, 2009 @ 12:03 am

    I will probably be travelling into Vietnam by bus from Nanning to Hanoi. Can I get a visa when I get off the bus if I have applied on line first and received my approval letter? If not what is the best way to get the visa?

    Thanks

    Alice

  • By admin, January 15, 2009 @ 4:40 pm

    ANSWER to Alie Smith:

    Visa on arrival is only applied for those who travel by air to Vietnam. If you go by bus, the only way to enter Vietnam is to get a visa before hand at the Vietnam Embassy/Consulate in your country.

    You could still apply online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com for a visa code. After 1 or 2 days (from payment), you will receive it via email. You will wait about 2 days more (except weekend days) to print it out and bring it to the Embassy/Consulate to ask for the visa to be stamped onto your passport (pay some stamping fee, about some tens of US dollars). Remember to call us right away in case the Embassy has not received the fax of your case from Vietnam Immigration! Good luck!

  • By Chloe, January 25, 2009 @ 9:49 am

    I arrived in Vietnam early January with a valid Australian passport and a Vietnam Visa issued to me in Australia. Due to further travel plans I have been issued (at the Australian Consulate in Ho Chi Mien) a new Australian passport (of longer duration). In order to leave Vietnam next week, is my Vietnam Visa in original passport still valid? If not I am very concerned as to how to obtain another with all the public holidays .

  • By Forough, January 27, 2009 @ 7:58 pm

    Hi, I am Iranian, currently living in Malaysia and have student visa. I plan to visit Vietnam on april. Should I get a visa from kuala lumpur before I go?

  • By Thomas Cardy, January 30, 2009 @ 6:19 pm

    Hi,

    I am traveling to Beijing on Wednesday 4th February and looking to spend 3 weeks in China and then cross the border to Vietnam. I would like to apply for a 14 or 30day Visa (from the 23rd February). I only plan to spend a week in Vietnam before I move onto Cambodia.

    Would it be possible to acquire a tourist visa at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing? If so could you inform me of what I would need (application form, passport photo etc) and also how much time to allow for processing a visa.

    Many thanks for your time,

  • By dannyc, February 2, 2009 @ 2:01 pm

    I have 5 months left on my Uk passport until it expires. I only want to go to Vietnam for a 6 day holiday- i hope to go in 2 weeks time. Is there a visa I could get without having to renew my passport as time is a bit short!

  • By ja, February 7, 2009 @ 3:33 am

    hello, i’m from the philippines and i booked my ticket for vietnam next week already. however, my passport will expire on June 2009, which is 4 months from now. won’t i be allowed to get a visa for vietnam? i’m only visiting my friends for 7 days and i have my return ticket with me.

  • By LUONG THI THUY HANG, February 8, 2009 @ 5:43 pm

    Do vietnamese passpost need to apply for a netherland visa to enter netherland?

  • By Alan Foos, February 9, 2009 @ 8:18 pm

    I understand I can teach privately in Vietnam, but can I get a long term visa (1 year) renewable without a sponsor to do that? Or a work permit w/o a sponsor? Thanks…

  • By V, February 14, 2009 @ 1:48 pm

    Is it at all possible to enter Vietnam overland from China and get a visa on arrival？Or should i
    have applied for one beforehand?

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:34 am

    Answer to Ja.
    The Vietnam Government only agree to issue visa for tourist who is holding at least 6 months validity passport. In your specific case, you should come to the Immigration in your country to renew your passport. The process may take from 2-3 days to 10 days.

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:35 am

    Answer to Chloe:
    There are two kinds of date: arrival date and registered date. The arrival date is the date you will come to Vietnam while registered date is the date cited on your visa. You can come later but no sooner than the registered date. For instance, if your registered date cited on the visa is March 7, it means you can come later than March 7 Jan but no sooner than March 7 as well as leave sooner but no later than the leaving date. Thus, it’s suitable for you to come to Vietnam on March 8.Thus, your Vietnam Visa in original passport still valid. You should contact with embassy before the traditional new year because I am afraid that all offices in Vietnam close in that days. Good luck!

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:37 am

    Answer to Forough:
    We are very sorry to inform that, at present, the Vietnamese Government do not accept entry for citizens from some nations including yours. This might be due to some political matters, which are really out of our expectation.
    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:
    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 844-38257941
    We do hope that in the near future, things will change and we will have chances to welcome you to Vietnam and to serve you at our best! Regards!

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:47 am

    Answer to Luong Thi Thuy Hang

    Vietnamese passport holders are required to get a visa to enter Netherlands if your stay is less than 3 months.

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:52 am

    Answer to Alan Foos.

    Of course, you can renew you visa 1 year by yourself. Yet, please kindly make sure that you only can renew if you are staying in Vietnam already. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:
    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-4-3.825.7941

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 11:56 am

    Answer to V:

    If you enter Vietnam by land from China, you are suggested to apply for visa code as visa on arrival only allow you to get your visa stamped in Vietnam airports (it means you have to go by air). You can directly apply your visa code in your country or in China or apply though us.

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 12:00 pm

    Answer to Thomas Cardy:
    You should apply for visa code in our website at http://www.vietnam-visa.com to pick up visa in Vietnam Embassy in Beijing - China.If you apply for urgent service, it takes only 1 days if you apply for normal service, it takes from 2 to 3 days (except for Saturday and Sunday) to get the visa code. All you should do as follows:
    • Get the visa code printed
    • Prepare 02 passport-sized pictures (4*6cm)
    • Bring the Visa Code + 02 passport pictures + Your passport to the Vietnam Embassy in your area to get your visa stamped
    Regards!

  • By admin, February 17, 2009 @ 12:03 pm

    Answer to Dannyc:
    We are very sorry to inform that you must have at least months left on your Uk passport until it expires despite your time in Vietnam is short or long and there is no ways for you to collect the visa. Please be so kind to renew your passport and then do the visa. Welcome you to Vietnam with best regards!

  • By Tan, February 17, 2009 @ 2:24 pm

    I want to ask, if I travel Vietnam this June, within 10 days, and I’m a Malaysian, shall I proceed a Visa? And how much I should pay? Thanks.

  • By geoff, February 18, 2009 @ 11:14 pm

    hi i am going backpacking in june how do i get a visa for vietnam and cambodia i plan to stay in each place for about 5days thanks geoff

  • By Liam French, February 21, 2009 @ 11:33 am

    Do I need proof of the date that I am leaving Vietnam before my visa expires? eg/ a return plane ticket to Bangkok
    I am planning on buying a one-way ticket to Ho Chi Minh City AFTER I get my vietnam visa. Flying to HCMC, taking trains north to Hanoi then buying a one-way ticket back to Bangkok once I am ready to leave (within one month). Is this o.k?

    Liam

  • By admin, March 9, 2009 @ 11:52 am

    Answer to Tan,

    If you are holding Malaysian passport (Malaysian nationality), you are visa - exempted to Vietnam less than 30 days. It means you can enter Vietnam without visa during 30 days.
    Regards!

  • By admin, March 9, 2009 @ 12:00 pm

    Answer to Geoff,

    There are two kinds of Visa - visa on arrival and Visa code.
    You should apply for visa on arrival if you enter Vietnam by air, single visa for one entry and multiple visa for multiple entry. If you are planning to stay in Vietnam for about 5 days you should apply for Visa on arrival 1 month single.

    In case you enter Vietnam by land, you are suggested to apply for visa code (getting your visa code at the Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in your country). We will send your approval code to the Embassy in your country and you will come there to get your visa stamped. Yet, visa code will require time and cause you inconvenient!

    If you go by air, Visa on arrival would be best!

    Regards!

  • By admin, March 9, 2009 @ 12:15 pm

    Answer to Liam,

    You do not need to show any evidence that you will leave Vietnam before your expired date cited on your visa. If you are having Visa On arrival, the Vietnam Immigration Officer will check your passport or put a mark on your visa to show that your time in Vietnam is over.

    when you check in at the border (if you used visa code), your passport which is attached with your visa will be carefully checked. It is not a serious matter!

  • By Tung, March 19, 2009 @ 9:54 pm

    Hi
    I live in Canada and have a Canadian citizenship I was wondering what process do i have to do to get a dual citizenship?
    I would like to have both Canadian and Vietnamese citizenship

    thank you

  • By admin, March 20, 2009 @ 2:20 pm

    Answer to Tung,
    As your case related to passport, we suggest that you should contact to the place that issued the passport for you. From the technical point of view, they will answer you more detailed as we only focus on visa only.

  • By Craig, March 24, 2009 @ 9:25 pm

    Do I need a Vietnam visa if I am only changing planes in Vietnam? Final destination is Laos.

  • By admin, March 25, 2009 @ 11:42 am

    Answer to Craig,
    If you only transit in Vietnam for few hours before taking another flight to other country,there are two cases for you:
    - If you only stay in the waiting room of the Vietnam airport without going out, you do not need a Vietnam visa.
    - If you transit in Vietnam but you will go out of the airport for relaxing before taking the new flight, you will need a Vietnam visa.

  • By Mark, March 25, 2009 @ 9:24 pm

    There is no Vietnam embassy in my country Nigeria,I travelling to work there but I will be going with my wife and two children,I learnt I can only get a single entry on arrival visa,how do I change it to multiple entry once I get in?

  • By admin, March 26, 2009 @ 11:35 am

    Answer to Mark,

    If you are holding the Nigerian nationality, we are afraid to say that you should directly contact the Vietnam Immigration Office in Vietnam to ask for your case as progressing visa for you is not easy for us.

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-04.382.57941.

    Once you get a single visa,there is no way to change to multiple one. In your specific case, you should apply for new one.

  • By michael T, March 26, 2009 @ 5:38 pm

    Can i change my 1 month tourist visa for Vietnam into a business/ working one whilst remaining in vietnam, as a teaching opportunity has arisen and i am unsure of my options.
    Thanks in advance…

  • By admin, March 27, 2009 @ 10:16 am

    Dear Michael T,

    There is no considerable difference between tourism visa and business visa. You do not need to much worry about that. Yet, as far as we understand, you are in Vietnam right now, for secure feelings, you can apply for new business visa. Personally talking, it is not so necessary.

  • By arpit, March 30, 2009 @ 8:16 pm

    hi my name is arpit,and i would like to know about visa,i am an indian,and i would like to aks you,i love one vietnamese girl,she want’s to come to india to get marry with me,and she want’s to come to india on tourist visa so can we get marry then after?please let me know as soon as possible about this if you can.

  • By Craig, March 31, 2009 @ 1:41 am

    I am traveling to Laos from Hong Kong via plane with a 2 hour stopover in Hanoi. If there is an issue and we were to miss our connecting flight in Hanoi. Would it be possible to obtain a short term visa to stay in Hanoi overnight and take the next day flight to Laos?

  • By admin, April 1, 2009 @ 3:52 pm

    Answer to Craig,

    If you just transit in Vietnam airports without going out, you do not need a visa. Yet, if you go out, even 1 days, you are required to have a Vietnam visa.

  • By admin, April 1, 2009 @ 3:57 pm

    To Arpit: In your special case, please contact with Vietnam Embassy/Consulate in India as followings addresses for further information:

    EMBASSY OF VIETNAM IN NEW DELHI - INDIA
    Address: 17, Kautilya Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110 021, INDIA
    Telephone: (91-11) 2301 9818
    Fax: (91-11) 2301 0532
    Consular: (9111) 2301 7714
    Fax: (9111) 2301 8448
    Email: sqdelhi@del3.vsnl.net.in
    29 - CONSULATE GENERAL OF VIETNAM IN BOMBAY – INDIA
    Address: Wajeda House, Gulmohat Cross Rd. No.7, Juhu Scheme, Mumbai - 400 049, Bombay, INDIA
    Telephone: (9122) 2620 8589/2620 8549
    Fax: (9122) 2624 8538
    Email: vietnam@mtnl.net.in

    Best regards!

  • By James, April 2, 2009 @ 8:16 am

    hi,

    I would like to know what happens if your VISA expires. In my case, it expired just over a month ago

  • By admin, April 2, 2009 @ 3:12 pm

    Answer to James,

    If you are now in Vietnam, you can find a Vietnam travel agency to renew or extend the visa for you. Please click here for detailed http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/vietnam-visa-extension.

  • By bryan, April 5, 2009 @ 12:40 am

    what if i wanna enter viet from Cambodia by land? How do i get a visa?

  • By admin, April 7, 2009 @ 3:36 pm

    Answer to Bryan,

    If you enter Vietnam from Cambodia, you should directly go to the Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in Cambodia to apply visa code as it is the quickest way.

    EMBASSY OF VIETNAM in Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA

    Address: 436 Monivong, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA
    Telephone: (855) 2372 6273/2372 6274
    Fax: (855) 2336 2314
    Email: vnembassy03@yahoo.com
    vnembpnh@online.com.kh

    CONSULATE GENERAL OF VIETNAM IN SIHANOUK VILLE - CAMBODIA
    Address: Sihanouk Ville, CAMBODIA
    Telephone: (855) 3493 3669
    Fax: (855) 3493 3669
    Email: tlsqsiha@camintel.com

    CONSULATE GENERAL OF VIETNAM IN BATAMBANG
    Address: Road No.3, Batambang, CAMBODIA
    Telephone: (855) 5395 2894
    Fax: (855) 5395 2894
    Email: lsqvnbat@camintel.com

  • By Jess, April 8, 2009 @ 7:43 pm

    Hi,

    I fly out to Bankok in May for 4 months before going onto Australia and will at some point be visiting Vietnam for a couple of weeks. If I apply for a visa on arrival will it be valid from the date I arrive in Vietnam or will I have to specify dates before hand, as I don’t know what they’ll be as yet?

    Thanks

  • By admin, April 9, 2009 @ 11:37 am

    Answer to Jess:

    We would like to answer your question as follows:
    There are two kinds of date: arrival date and registered date. The arrival date is the date you will come to Vietnam while registered date is the date cited on your visa. You can enter Vietnam 1 day earlier than the arrival date cited on the visa and 1 day later than the departure date cited on the visa. For instance, if your registered date cited on the visa is March 7, it means you can come to Vietnam later than March 7or you can come on March 6 as the earliest.
    We hope that the information above is clear and helpful for you!

  • By andrew barouei, April 14, 2009 @ 10:13 pm

    I am very grateful that you guys have made the effort to answer the very important questions which travellers to Vietnam have. Now my question is, I am an iranian born Canadian Citizen. would I be able to travel and obtain visa to Vietnam?

    Many thanks

    Andrew Barouei

  • By admin, April 16, 2009 @ 11:01 am

    Answer to Andrew,
    If you are holding the Iran passport, you should come in person to the Vietnam Embassy and Consulate in Iran/Canada to ask for your visa. If you are holding the Canada passport, you can pick up your visa on arrival at Vietnam airports. Visa on arrival is very easy and convenient for you!

  • By Jon, April 20, 2009 @ 7:53 pm

    I need to go to Viet Nam for a conference in Ha Noi tomorrow. I am USA citizen in Bangkok right now. Is there anyway to get everything done in time? The conference is starts tomorrow and is only 3 days long. I can go to embassy in the morning but will I get it in time?

  • By Riki Pavelec, April 21, 2009 @ 12:42 am

    I have a 1 year work visa for Vietnam. I wish to renew it. However, I no longer employed by a Vietnamese company. If I wish to renew, can I just pay fees or must I show proof of employment with a new Sponsorship letter from a VN employer?

  • By admin, April 21, 2009 @ 10:37 am

    Answer to Jon,

    If you intend to enter Vietnam on 22nd, you should apply for super urgent service (plus $25 with normal service)which only take the Vietnam Immigration Office a half of a day to complete your visa. This kind of service will not appear on our site as it is only suggested in a emergency case like yours. Please send your super urgent service fee by logging in PayPal and pay us directly at order@vietnam-visa.com. Or you can pay through Xoom or Western Union instead. Right after receiving your payment, we will progress the visa for you and you will receive it at 12noon Vietnamese hours GMT+7 22nd April 2009 as latest.

  • By admin, April 21, 2009 @ 10:47 am

    Answer to Riki Pavelec,

    If you are holding a 1 year visa, you should come to a nearest Vietnamese travel agency to ask for renewing. You just pay the renew fee and wait from a week to 10 days. Normally, you can renew your 1 year visa several times and the fee would be $225. You should contact http://www.huongviettravel.com for more details.

  • By kakashi, April 23, 2009 @ 3:35 pm

    hi, i am a filipino and i am in indonesia at present. 2 months ago i was there in vietnam. i know that for ASEAN countries, visa is not required if the length of stay is less than 1 month. my question is, if i enter vietnam (without visa) and i’m going to extend my stay in vietnam for another 1 month, do i need to have a visa?

    if yes, then what are the requirments for visa processing and what kind of visa should i get? where in indonessia can i process it? how long will it take to process it after sending the requirements?

    i only need not more than 2 months of stay in vietnam since i’ll be going to singapore.

    thanks

  • By Sameer Khedkar, April 27, 2009 @ 12:08 pm

    I am an Indian going to Hanoi for attending an exhibition via Bangkok connecting flight on 26 May and returning to Bangkok on 30 or 31 May 2009.
    Please inform the easiest and cheapest visa for me for Vietnam. Any other legal requirements also if required. I am getting my Thai visa from my country. I can not contact the Vietnam Embassy in Mumbai - all numbers given are wrong. Please help.

  • By admin, April 28, 2009 @ 5:36 pm

    Answer to Kakashi,

    If you want to stay in Vietnam 1 month more, you are required to get a 1 month Vietnam visa. If you want to stay more than 1 month, you will need a 3 months visa.

    You can visit http://www.vietnam-visa.com to apply for a new visa. We will send the done visa approval letter to you after 2-3 days (normal service) and within 1 day (urgent service).

    Then, we will have many instructions to carefully guide you for you to be confident at Vietnam airport.

  • By Rob, May 11, 2009 @ 12:41 am

    Hi there. I am a uk citizen planning to enter vietnam overland from china. I am leaving to go on a world trip in july and anticipate reaching vietnam by october- but do not know any exact date yet. Can i, as a uk national, apply for a vietnam visa at the vietnamese consulate in hong kong? and would 3 working days in hong kong be enough time to get this done?

  • By admin, May 11, 2009 @ 3:20 pm

    Answer to Rob,
    As a UK citizen, you can apply for Vietnam visa. There are two ways to get Vietnam Visa from Hong Kong as follows:

    1. Get Vietnam Visa through Vietnam Consulate in Hong Kong
    Contact Vietnam Consulate in Hong Kong:

    Address: 15/F, Great Smart Tower, 230 Wan Chai Road
    Wan Chai, Hongkong
    Tel: (852) 2591 4517 / 2591 4510
    Fax: (852) 2591 4524 / 2591-4539

    How to get there? You go to Wan Chai road, you will see Great Smart Tower Building. Enter from Canal Road East and it is not far from there.

    2. Get Vietnam Visa on arrival via online service

    The considered quicker and easier way to get Visa to Vietnam from Hong Kong is to apply online for a Visa on Arrival. However, this method is applicable to air travel only.

    3. Useful link:

    http://coinmill.com/HKD_USD.html to convert currency from HKD to USD

  • By yanti, May 14, 2009 @ 7:54 am

    hi vietnam i have question now im in haipong vietnam i want to extension my visa,can i do that in haipong or can i do that in taravel agency in haipong and how long to take for extension visa in haipong?

  • By admin, May 14, 2009 @ 3:46 pm

    Answer to Yanti,

    Please click this link for detailed information:http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/vietnam-visa-extension.

  • By samal, May 27, 2009 @ 10:10 pm

    hi there can i ask?
    i am iraqi people how i can take a visa from iraq what is dose need? please help me
    regards

  • By admin, May 28, 2009 @ 11:23 am

    Answer to Samal,

    The Vietnam Immigration Department suggest that it would be quicker for you to directly come to Vietnam Embassy in your country, to pick up your visa. Your passport and information will be carefully checked in advance by them to avoid any troubles when you come to Vietnam.

    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case.

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-(0)4-38257941

  • By Barry, June 7, 2009 @ 3:57 pm

    Hi I plan to directly apply for visas on behalf of my family to the Vietnamese Embassy in Hong Kong where I live. Can you please confirm the price of a visa for a 5 week visit to Vietnam. Please note that we intend to fly into Vietnam and continue immediately on a flight to Cambodia for a week returning to Vietnam for the full 5 weeks. Any problems with this? Thanks.

  • By admin, June 8, 2009 @ 11:04 am

    Answer to Barry,

    First of all, please kindly confirm us the followings:
    -How long you will stay at the Vietnam airport? You just transit at the Vietnam airport before flying to Cambodia or you will stay in Vietnam for few days?
    -When you enter Vietnam from Cambodia, will you enter Vietnam by air or by land?

    Please kindly forward all your questions and answers to our email : support@vietnam-visa.com. We will take care of your case better!

  • By Alejandro Ordonez, June 8, 2009 @ 11:58 am

    Hi im a colombian citizen and i will be travelling to vietnam in 2 weeks, first i will be in hong kong for 5 days, is it possible to get the visa from the vietnamese consulate in hong kong? if so, do i need the visa code? and how long will it take for me to get the visa stamped on my passport.
    thank you very much

  • By Alejandro Ordonez, June 8, 2009 @ 11:59 am

    sorry, i didnt mention that i plan on going to vietnam by land from nanning.

  • By admin, June 8, 2009 @ 1:59 pm

    Answer to Alejandro Ordonez,

    In some countries as China, Laos, Cambodia, the process of getting a visa code is very quick and convenient. Therefore, we suggest that you should go there by yourself to pick up the visa code. In this case, you do not have to pay the service fee any more, just only stamping fee.

  • By Barry, June 8, 2009 @ 4:48 pm

    Ok. We will be in transit going through Ho Chi Minh to Cambodia and flying back into Vietnam.
    Also is it easier to apply for an extension to the 30 day Vietnam visa once you are in Vietnam than apply online here in Hong Kong or can I not do that in Hong Kong anyway? And if I can what is the cost difference?
    Regards and thanks for your prompt reply!
    Barry

  • By admin, June 11, 2009 @ 10:27 am

    Answer to Barry,

    If you enter Vietnam by air, you should apply for visa 3 months multiple. This kind of visa will let you enter and exit Vietnam many times within 3 months. You can enter Vietnam whenever you want in 3 months.

    If you want to extend your visa, you must extend it in Vietnam, not in Hongkong. Yet, in order to do that, you must have a visa already and then, you extend it.In Hongkong, you can only pick up your visa code in Vietnam Embassy. The fee for getting the visa code varies between countries so we are impossible to cover all.

    Yet, you should apply for visa on arrival 3 months. If you just transit Vietnam for the first time and do not go out the waiting room of the Vietnam airport, you do not need a Vietnam Visa.

  • By Evelien, June 16, 2009 @ 10:13 pm

    Hello, thanks for your helpful site!

    I have the following question: I will be staying in Vietnam on a tourist visa in July. I am a Dutch citizen and can easily get a Vietnam visa here in Cambodia where I am right now. After spending this month in Vietnam, I plan to extend the visa for the month of August because my boyfriend will come to visit me to travel in Vietnam together for 3 to 4 weeks.

    My boyfriend is a Korean. I have understood that citizens of South Korea do not need a visa for Vietnam, they can stay in the country without visa for 15 days.

    However, we want to travel longer than 15 days. Question is: should he get a Vietnam 30 day tourist visa before entering the country, or can he extend the 15 days when he is already in Vietnam? How long would that take, and how much does it cost?

    Given the fact that we will be traveling and do not want to be stuck in a city for a long time waiting for his passport to come back, would it overall be more convenient for him to just get a normal 30 day tourist visa to begin with? Thanks!

  • By admin, June 17, 2009 @ 11:46 am

    Answer to Evelien,

    If you enter Vietnam by air, you and your friend should apply for visa 1 month. Your guy does not need Vietnam visa for 15 days visits, yet, he should apply a visa for 1 month because the process of getting the visa extend is long and the service fee for extending is normally high.

    What you need to do is very simple as follows:

    -You apply online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com
    -Settle the payment (service fee) as per instructions
    - Receive your visa approval letter after 1working day (urgent service), and 2 or 3 working days (normal service) via email
    - You print the letter out and bring it together with your photos + passport +some dollars pay the Vietnam Immigration Officer to get your visa stamped in arrival airport in Vietnam and pick up your visa there.
    And now, you are ready to enter Vietnam!

    There are two kinds of fees: service fee and stamping fee.
    - Service fee: the fee is paid ONLINE for us to proceed the visa for you.
    - Stamping fee: For getting your visa stamped at VIETNAM airport, pay directly at the Vietnam airports for the Immigration officers by cash (in USD) at immigration Desk.

    If you enter Vietnam by land, you should apply the visa code by yourself at the Vietnam Embassy in Cambodia. You do not need to apply through our service as the process of getting the visa there is quick!

  • By Krystal, July 7, 2009 @ 1:59 pm

    I’m Myanmar and holding Myanmar passport. now i’m living in United Arab Emirates, do i need entry visa to enter Vietnam? I’m planning to visit saigon for 20days.

  • By admin, July 7, 2009 @ 3:47 pm

    Answer to Krystal:
    We are pleased to inform you that Vietnam has just granted entry visa exemptions for Myanmar citizens holding ordinary passports for visits of 21 days at the maximum. It means that you don’t need visa to come to Vietnam for 20 days.
    Regards,

  • By jonathan, July 7, 2009 @ 7:02 pm

    hey, hello there. i’m jonathan, i’m burmese , holding myanmar national passport.I’m staying in dubai. I would like to visit to saigon for less than 20 days. I spoke to the vietnamese conslate, who based in cairo, egypt, asking whether i will need visa to get into saigon for visiting. She said i need visa. So, i told her that i’m burmese and the webs for vietnam visa services shows that i dont need one. She said she asked the immagration before she answer my question.I’m so confuse and suprise. Need some professional’s help. Please. Thank you so much.

  • By admin, July 8, 2009 @ 10:34 am

    Answer to Jonathan,
    As far as we know, Myanmar passport holder has just granted entry visa exemptions for 21 days. For sure, you should contact directly with Vietnam Immigration Dept (844.38257941)
    Welcome to Vietnam!

  • By Van, July 9, 2009 @ 8:38 pm

    Im Vietnamese,i have the CARD de SEJOUR from France.Do i need to get visas both countries Vietnam-France to go in and out while my card is value??

  • By admin, July 10, 2009 @ 9:18 am

    Answer to Van,
    If you are Vietnamese with Vietnamese passport, you don’t need visa to come to Vietnam.

    If you are Vietnamese overseas with different nationality shown in your passport (like French, Austrian, US…), you are offered visa exemption to enter Vietnam by the Vietnamese Government. Please kindly click here for detailed guidelines http://mienthithucvk.mofa.gov.vn/.
    However, if you would like to avoid all the procedures at the Embassy, and require a visa to Vietnam quickly, we will get your visa on arrival done upon your request (via email or phone)! And it will be completed after 2 working days from your request!
    In case you are Vietnamese live in France, Australia, US… with green card (card de sejour), you are required visa to come to Vietnam. Please scan it and send us by email so we can do the visa for you.
    Regards,

  • By Van, July 22, 2009 @ 12:08 am

    Thank very much for your reply.
    Sorry,I go clearer my quetion:
    I have card de sejour,but the temporary one(second year)
    Right now,I still have VN passport&VN nationalty.That is why i often go in&out between VN_France.I m in France now with the schengen visa that is until 04/06/2010.BUT,value during only 90 days(60days already).
    The question is what happent If i return Vn after staying in France longer than 90 days?
    Any problem for my next trip?
    Thanks again

  • By Mapleline, July 29, 2009 @ 10:43 am

    For holding Chinese Passport residing in Singapore. Can i apply the visa NOW , If my travel period is on 24 December to 29 December 2009 ?
    Thanks for the concern and appreciated.

  • By Jean, July 31, 2009 @ 8:44 am

    I recently received a 6-month single-entry visa through VN embassy. I plan to come to Vietnam for September and October, possibly longer. If I leave, then need to return before the 6-month period is over, will the embassy issue me a new visa? Or do I need to wait until the 6-month visa is over?

  • By admin, August 5, 2009 @ 10:35 am

    Answer to Jean,

    In your case, Vietnam Embassy will issue a new visa for you. However, we suggest if you enter and exit Vietnam many times, that you should apply for 6-month multiple visa. It’s cheaper and more convenient for you!

    Regards!

  • By Rodrigo, August 5, 2009 @ 9:41 pm

    Hello
    My visa has been issued for the period between 21st august to 4th september. Unfortunately, I could only get to Vietnam on 2nd september, which would leave me not much time to enjoy. Is there a way to change the validity of my visa on arrival?

  • By admin, August 10, 2009 @ 11:29 am

    Answer to Rodrigo,
    Normally, Vietnam Immigration Dept usually issues the Visa for clients in 1 month. For example, from 21 August to 21 September. In your case, you should double check your visa. If it only valid from 21 August to 4 September, you can extend your visa when you are in Vietnam or you can renew your visa with the new arrival date and exit day.

    Best regards.

  • By Mohamed Shaffi, August 19, 2009 @ 9:02 pm

    I am a Kenya Passport Holder and I need a tourist visa to Vietnam but there is no Vienam Embassy in Kenya.
    Can i apply online for a visa?
    Mohamed Shaffi

  • By admin, August 20, 2009 @ 9:45 am

    Answer to Mohamed Shaffi:
    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 844-38257941

    Many thanks and Best Regards!

  • By sahar, August 30, 2009 @ 12:14 pm

    hi,
    im an iranian student study in malaysia, I already have student visa. Do i need to apply for vietnam visa? or I can have something like vissa on arival?
    thnx.
    Sahar

  • By admin, August 31, 2009 @ 4:28 pm

    To Sahar

    For Iranian passport holders, we, travel agencies in Vietnam are not allowed to process your visa. In you case, you are suggested to directly contact with Vietnam Embassy in the country you are living, your passport and other information will be carefully checked.

    Thank you!

  • By Alberto, September 3, 2009 @ 12:08 pm

    Hi,
    My wife and I will be traveling to Vietnam in the next couple of days. We will arrive from China, and will be crossing to Vietnam through the Lao Cai border. We both already have a visa to Vietnam that we requested in Canada (country where we live) and we are traveling with a Mexican and a Colombian passport respectively.
    My question is, Does the visa need to say which crossing will we be using? We have red in a couple of books that it is neccesary that the visa states which crossing we will use. The form that we submitted in Canada when we requested our visas stated that we will cross to Vietnam through Lao Cai. But the visas in our passports does not have that information printed anywhere.
    Thank you for your help.
    Alberto

  • By admin, September 3, 2009 @ 4:23 pm

    To Alberto,
    There are two ways you can get the visa code.
    Firstly, you can apply Visa directly at the Vietnam embassy or Consulates in the country you are living or staying in. The stamping fees for getting the visa code do vary depending upon the country (normally, upward $50/pax).
    Secondly, by using our service, you can get your Vietnam visa entry conveniently. We will help you to apply visa code through the Vietnam Immigration Office then, they will send your visa approval code directly to The Vietnam Embassy or Vietnam Consulate in the country you are living or staying in where you just bring your passport to receive the visa to entry to Vietnam (You should go to the Embassy after receiving our approval code from us 2 days later because Vietnam Embassy/Consulate needs time to check your information with the Vietnam Immigration Department). The service fee will be online paid us to progress the approval code. The stamping fee will be paid at the Embassy directly to get your stamp! This fee will be different in each country.
    In some countries as China, Laos, Cambodia, the process of getting a visa code is very quick and convenient. Therefore, we suggest that you should go there by yourself to pick up the visa code. In this case, you do not have to pay the service fee any more, just only stamping fee.
    Many thanks and best regards!

  • By Lele, September 10, 2009 @ 1:21 am

    Hi,I am Chinese, now i am studying in Singapore, and holding Singapore student pass,if i am planing go to Vietnam for my school holiday, should I need to apply Visa? If need,I should go to Vietnam Embassy in Singapore to apply visa or i can via website to apply? thank you

    Lele

  • By kanu john, September 10, 2009 @ 3:24 pm

    i need visa to vietnam for buying some goods
    but, how do pay for the visa
    i dont have credit cards
    i can make the cash on arrival
    john

  • By admin, September 11, 2009 @ 11:06 am

    To kanu john:

    In case paying by credit card is impossible for you, you can send us through Western Union. Please be informed that our account information at http://www.WesternUnion.Com as follows:

    • Account name: Bui Trung Thanh (First name: Trung Thanh / Last name: Bui)
    • ID number: 162316397
    • Address: Room 804, Building 4F, Trung Hoa St., Cau Giay District, Hanoi (as Province & City), Vietnam
    • Tel No 84.4.625.12.798
    • Zip code: 70000 or Postal code: 848
    Once you have made the payment through Western Union, Please kindly double check send us to this email address:

    - The MTCN
    - The first name of the sender you filled in your Western Union receipt.
    - The last name of the sender you filled in your Western Union receipt.
    Please be kindly noted that your first name and your last name should be provided separately, not your full name.

    Base on that, we will check your transaction with Western Union and immediately confirm you the payment.

  • By admin, September 11, 2009 @ 11:08 am

    To Le le:
    Chinese passport holders are required Vietnam Visa. I would like to give you the instruction on how to have your visa and other questions related to visa processing

    1. In case you would like to travel by air

    -You apply online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com
    -Settle the payment (service fee) as per instructions
    - Receive your visa approval letter after 1working day (urgent service), and 2 or 3 working days (normal service) via email
    - You print the letter out and bring it together with your photos + passport +some dollars pay the Vietnam Immigration Officer to get your visa stamped in arrival airport in Vietnam and pick up your visa there.
    And now, you are ready to enter Vietnam!

    There are two kinds of fees: service fee and stamping fee.
    - Service fee: the fee is paid ONLINE for us to proceed the visa for you.
    - Stamping fee: For getting your visa stamped at VIETNAM airport, pay directly at the Vietnam airports for the Immigration officers by cash (in USD) at immigration Desk.
    -NORMAL PROCESSING service fee: GUARANTEED 2-3 working days
    -URGENT PROCESSING service fee: 1 working day (plus 10 USD).
    2. In case you do not travel by other ways (not travel by air): you should apply for visa code (the visa to pick up at your nearest and most convenient Vietnam Embassy). There are two ways for you to get your visa code:
    The first is you can apply at our site http://www.vietnam-visa.com , after one day (urgent service ) and two to three working days for normal service, you receive the visa approval code by Vietnam Immigration Department. Then you print the code and bring it with you to Vietnam Embassy in the country you are living to stamp your visa quickly.
    The second way is that you yourself go to Vietnam Embassy to apply for visa. This way is more time consuming and complicated.
    For more information, please kindly visit our website at http://www.vietnam-visa.com !

    We do hope that the information is useful for you. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us. We are willing and pleased to help you at our best!

    Many thanks and best regards!
    Jasmine Nguyen,

  • By Singapore Friend, September 14, 2009 @ 8:41 am

    A friend (french national) is stuck in Singapore and is planning to fly into Vietnam on Tuesday. Is there anyway he can obtain a quick visa?

  • By admin, September 15, 2009 @ 9:38 am

    To Singapore Friend,

    Dear Sir/Madam,
    You need to apply for urgent service, which takes us 1 working day to process a visa. Now, it is Tuesday already, you need to apply and pay us as soon as possible so that your visa approval letter will be sent to you as your desire.

    Kindly regards,

    Julia Nguyen

  • By David, September 15, 2009 @ 9:45 pm

    My daughter has lost her British passport in Vietnam. She is trying to get a replacement from the British Embassy but I understand she then needs a Vietnamese exit visa to come home. How does she do this and what are the costs and timescales? Thanks

  • By admin, September 16, 2009 @ 5:27 pm

    answer to David: We would like to suggest that you should follow these steps to get the exit Vietnam:

    1. Inform of your situation to police in the place you are living in Vietnam
    2. Go to the British Embassy in Vietnam to reissue your passport.
    3. Bring your new passport and dispatch of British Embassy and a report on losing your passport to a travel agency to ask for Exit Visa.

    Best wishes for you,
    Regards!

  • By Ondoma Godwin Thomas, September 17, 2009 @ 4:10 pm

    I am a nigerian wont to visite vietnam for tour. so most i go to thailand before getting my visa, or is a another option that.

  • By kent, September 19, 2009 @ 11:43 am

    hi there, i would like to know if i married a vitenamese in vitenam what is the procedure?will i able to make a long stay there as i had married.i am singaporean!else what matter way that i can long stay in vitenam?

  • By LEBEIDI REDHA, September 26, 2009 @ 3:33 am

    is there visas between algeria an vietnam

  • By OYINLOYE LATEEF OLATEJU, October 9, 2009 @ 7:23 am

    i really like the way you made it easier to apply vietnam visa online….am a nigerian,i want to apply for vietnam visa online but my country nigeria is not among the listed country that can participate,so wat do i do to get vietnam visa online with my country international passport?please help me out

  • By admin, October 9, 2009 @ 9:14 am

    To OYINLOYE LATEEF OLATEJU:
    Thank you for contacting us!

    Due to some diplomatic issue between the two countries, you are suggested to directly come to Vietnam Embassy in the country you are living, to pick up your visa. Your passport and information will be carefully checked in advance by them to avoid any troubles when you come to Vietnam.

    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-(0)4-38257941

    We do hope that in the near future, things will change and we will have chances to welcome you to Vietnam and to serve you at our best!

    Many thanks and Best Regards!

    Jasmine Nguyen (Ms)

  • By Norzaki Mizan, October 20, 2009 @ 12:17 pm

    G’day

    I’m a Malaysian citizen currently applying for permanent residency in Australia. The Australian government require I provide police checks in every country I’ve lived in for the past 10 years for more than 12 months. I’ve lived in Saigon for 3 years.

    How can I apply for the police check, or maybe a letter of good conduct in Vietnam?

    Thank you so much for your time.

    Zaki

  • By Norzaki Mizan, October 20, 2009 @ 12:19 pm

    Just to add, I did some research and it can be called a “Justice Record Check” too.

  • By admin, October 20, 2009 @ 4:14 pm

    To Norzaki Mizan,
    In your case, you can contact Police at the place you was living in Vietnam to ask about procedure of having a Justice Record Check (In Vietnam, normally it called Criminal Record).
    Regards,
    Julia

  • By Samukai Dunna USA, October 21, 2009 @ 9:50 pm

    Hi, I am a Liberian,base in the us with a Green Card and a Liberian passport, I have a letter of invitation from,
    Ravina Sports Joint Stock Company
    K1 HOANG HOA THAM –HIEP THANH-TDM-BINH DUONG
    TEL:84-650-3883988~9 FAX:84-650-3883987
    http://www.footballplayer.com.vn
    IS IT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO APPLY ON THIS SITE AND GET VISIT UPON ARRIVAL<PROVIDING THIS LETTER TO YOU GUYS BY EMAIL<IT SO CAN I GET your email.

  • By admin, October 29, 2009 @ 10:15 am

    Answer to Samukai Dunna,
    We are very sorry to inform that, after sending your request to Vietnam Immigration Department, they suggest that it would be quicker for you to directly come to Vietnam Embassy in your country.

    Your passport and information will be carefully check in advance by them to avoid any troubles when you come to Vietnam.

    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 844-38257941

    Many thanks and best regards!

  • By Charles, November 6, 2009 @ 8:23 am

    Hi! I am currently holding a Chinese passport and there are less than 6 months before it will be expired. Can I enter Vietnam with a tourist visa? Do I have to change my passport before I enter Vietnam? Thanks a lot!

  • By admin, November 6, 2009 @ 11:41 am

    To Charles,
    We would like to inform you that if you just stay in Vietnam for 1 month, your passport can be valid less than 6 months for 3- 5 days. In case, you stay longer than 1 month, you need to renew your passport.

    Best regards,

  • By sarah, November 10, 2009 @ 12:15 am

    Hello,
    Im travelling to Laos through Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh on the way in and Hanoi ont he way back). I will not quit the airport and it is the same airline (vietnam airline). Do I need a visa for the transit? Thank you!

  • By Sam, November 11, 2009 @ 4:53 pm

    I am lebanese nationality i live and work in Spain i already have my own company i need to visit vietnam for urgent business trip confrence can i apply my visa on arrive ?

  • By Sarah, November 13, 2009 @ 11:01 pm

    I posted this note on 10th of November and it has been deleted??:
    By sarah, November 10, 2009 @ 12:15 am
    Hello,
    Im travelling to Laos through Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh on the way in and Hanoi ont he way back). I will not quit the airport and it is the same airline (vietnam airline). Do I need a visa for the transit? Thank you!

  • By admin, November 19, 2009 @ 4:52 pm

    To Sarah,
    Please be kindly informed that if you just transit to Vietnam, you do not need a visa to Vietnam. You need to make sure you do not go out of transition area.

  • By admin, November 20, 2009 @ 4:48 pm

    To Sam
    Due to some diplomatic issues between the two countries Vietnam and Lebanon, you are suggested to directly come to Vietnam Embassy in your country, to pick up your visa. Your passport and information will be carefully checked in advance by them to avoid any troubles when you come to Vietnam.

    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-(0)4-38257941

    We do hope that in the near future, things will change and we will have chances to welcome you to Vietnam and to serve you at our best!

    Many thanks and Best Regards,
    Sammy Bui

  • By Winnie Wong, November 23, 2009 @ 9:01 pm

    Hello,

    I’m a US citizen, and I received an approved multiple-entry visa for a 1 month stay in Vietnam, but I now need to change the valid dates. Currently, it’s valid from Dec. 11, 2009 - Jan. 11, 2010, however I need it to be valid from Dec. 2, 2009 - Jan 2., 2010 as I plan to go into the country earlier. Since I am traveling through SE Asia and am not in one city for more than a few days at a time, what’s the best (and most convenient) way to update or change the valid dates of my visa? I’m near Chiang Mai in Thailand at this time.

    Thank you,
    Winnie

  • By admin, November 25, 2009 @ 3:57 pm

    To Winnie Wong,
    You can not get to Vietnam on December 2 with your ready-done visa. If you would like to get earlier, you have to request for another visa approval with the arrival date “December 2″,for this case, you can go to Vietnam Embassy in Bangkok-Thailand in person to pick up your visa or apply online for visa on arrival (picked up at Vietnam airport)
    Kindly regards,
    Sammy Bui

  • By doris ngwa, December 8, 2009 @ 8:26 am

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  • By doris ngwa, December 8, 2009 @ 8:28 am

    sorry for that. i recently apply for a visa to go for a soccer tryout, but i was deny because Liberia don’t enter their country without an invitation. why is that, that is unfair

  • By admin, December 8, 2009 @ 2:22 pm

    To Doris ngwa,
    Due to some diplomatic issues between the two countries Vietnam and Turkey, you are suggested to directly come to Vietnam Embassy in Overseas to pick up your visa. Your passport and information will be carefully checked in advance by them to avoid any troubles when you come to Vietnam.

    We are sorry that we - as a travel agency - cannot do anything now to help you at present. We suggest you contact directly with the Vietnam Immigration for your specific case. Please see the below for contact of the Vietnam Immigration Dept for direct contacting:

    Vietnam Immigration Department (A18)
    Address: 40A Hang Bai Str., Hanoi, Vietnam
    Tel: 84-(0)4-38257941
    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By Jess, December 9, 2009 @ 8:08 am

    Hello,

    I am a French citizen working in HCM. My visa expires on December 15th and I am leaving for a 10 day vacation abroad on December 22nd. Can I stay 7 days w/out a visa? What do I risk?
    Or is there a way to get a visa in express?

    Thank you

  • By admin, December 9, 2009 @ 2:37 pm

    Dear Jess,
    You should get visa extension in case you want to stay longer in Vietnam. You can meet some problem with Vietnam Immigration Officer when you check in at Vietnam airport. For visa extension, you can contact with Travel Agencies in Vietnam.
    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By Dr. Jeffrey Mullen, December 13, 2009 @ 3:22 pm

    Hi Bella Bui, I have a question that needs immediate attention. I have a visa which expires 2 days before my flight to Bangkok. Will I have to pay a fine at the airport for my visa being expired. Most tourist agencies say that I will have to pay the 1 month visa extension of $25-30 US. If you could please offer any advice it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for the help. Jeff

  • By Jen, December 15, 2009 @ 8:16 pm

    I am traveling through Hanoi to a connecting flight, however, the flights are with different airline companies. Is it possible to pick up checked luggage and check-in with the other airline without leaving the transitional area? Will i have to apply for a multiple entry visa once i arrive (as i have already come and gone on my single entry visa)?

    Thanks for you insights!
    Jen

  • By Azhar and Ashton, December 17, 2009 @ 3:09 pm

    We are Indian nationals, currently in Vietnam on a Business visa, thanks to your travel agency.

    We hold a degree in Computer Engineering.
    We see an employment opportunity in a American software company in Ho Chi Minh city.

    We would like to know about the Work visa/Work permit in Vietnam.
    If we get employed in a company with a work permit, can we work in another company with the same permit or do we have to apply for another permit?

    Thank You.

  • By Piers, December 20, 2009 @ 12:23 pm

    Is a university degree a requirement when applying for a work permit in Vietnam? I want to apply for a work permit but have heard that it will not be possible as i don not have a university degree. Thanks

  • By James, December 28, 2009 @ 4:45 pm

    I have been traveling around Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia for 4 months now and have decided i want to try and work and live in Vietnaam!! At the moment I’m in Cambodia and I am wondering what the best way for me is to get a work permit/visa for Vietnam? Do i need to have a job(sponsor) already sorted or can i go there and find a job, then get my work visa/permit? Will i have to leave or can i change my tourist visa to enable me to work?
    Thanks

  • By Mai Hien, January 8, 2010 @ 11:28 am

    Mot nguoi ban cua toi la cong dan nuoc Bahrain, hien anh ay dang hoc cung toi tai Malaysia. Anh ay da duoc cap visa Malaysia co thoi han den het thang 6 nam 2010. Anh ay muon den Vietnam di du lich trong vai ngay, vay anh ay phai la thu tuc the nao de dc den VN?

  • By suneth, January 12, 2010 @ 9:17 pm

    I’m a Sri lankan.I visit your http://www.vietnam-visa.com but country selecting place not mentioning Sri lanka.so how i proceed? is it possible to get on arrival visa for sri lankan?

  • By Birte, January 15, 2010 @ 2:16 pm

    Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
    we are 2 german workers and we currently working in Hai Phong. Our visa will expire in Februar, our job will be going till march 2010. Is there a possibility to extend our visa in Hai Phong ore Hanoi? Wow must we approach to this case? Thank you for quick replay!

  • By admin, January 15, 2010 @ 3:49 pm

    To Suneth
    To Sri Lanka passport holder, you can not apply online. You should come to Vietnam Embassy in your country to submit. They will check your information and passport. We are just Travel Agency.

  • By admin, January 15, 2010 @ 4:01 pm

    Gui Mai Hien
    Doi voi quoc tich cua ban chi, co ay nen den dai su quan cua Vietnam tai Malaysia de xin visa ve Vietnam. Ho se kiem tra cac thong tin va ho chieu de cap thi thuc cho co ay vao Vietnam

  • By Priscilla Camelia, January 19, 2010 @ 3:41 pm

    Hallo,

    I’m going to Vietnam next March for 5 days.
    Should I make Vietnam Visa to enter Vietnam? Because some of my friend when they went to Vietnam they did not make Vietnam Visa.
    Thank you very much for your answer.

    Regards,
    Priscilla

  • By admin, January 27, 2010 @ 1:57 pm

    To Priscilla Camelia,

    Please let us know your nationality so that we can check whether you need a Vietnam visa or not.
    Regards,
    Julia

  • By rox, February 1, 2010 @ 11:33 pm

    Hello,
    We need a working visa for my husband urgently, we have a house in HCMC, can you please inform us if you can get this for us quickly and how much is the fee.
    thanks

  • By AKINSIPE, February 3, 2010 @ 7:06 pm

    I WAS VERY SAD WHEN I WAS TRY TO APPLY FOR THE VIETNAM VISA ON E VISA SERVICE, BUT MA APPLICATION WAS REFUSED , AND AM GOOD CITIZEN OF NIGERIA PLEASE KINDLY ASSIST ME TO GET VIETNAM VISA FOR HOLIDAY ,TELL ME WHAT TO DO THAT CAN SECURE FOR THE VISA YOUR BEST REGARD

  • By Riza Hakan Durucay, February 5, 2010 @ 12:58 pm

    Sir,
    I am holding passport of the Turkish Republic but I am a resident of Japan as my wife is Japanese and I have been living here since 1981.
    In the recent years, I visited Vietnam many times to make a market research for my company as i work for a Japanese machine manufacturer. We are intending to open a representative office in HCM City and we have prepared all the documents. But when I applied for visa to the Vietnam Consulate in Osaka, my visa was rejected for no reason. I applied again through a Japanese travel agency and their branch office in HCM City, it was rejected again.
    I would like to get a 2 or 3 month single business or tourist visa. I have to go to the Department of Industry and Trade in HCM City to present our documents and get Representative Office permit.
    Kindly reply and inform me if you can obtain a visa for my visit to Vietnam.
    I await your prompt attention.
    Thank you.
    Riza Hakan Durucay

  • By azahar, February 6, 2010 @ 11:03 am

    i have a valid work permit issued for me in vietnam, what is the best way to apply visa for my wife and what type of visa did she required?

  • By azahar, February 6, 2010 @ 11:12 am

    By the way, i am malaysian citizen.

    By azahar, February 6, 2010 @ 11:03 am

    i have a valid work permit issued for me in vietnam, what is the best way to apply visa for my wife and what type of visa did she required?

  • By admin, February 10, 2010 @ 2:48 pm

    To azahar,

    Your wife can apply visa under tourist purpose to Vietnam for 3 months as maximum. In case, she stay in Vietnam less than 30days, she is visa exempted.

    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, February 10, 2010 @ 3:00 pm

    To Priscilla Camelia,

    The condition for foreigners to enter Vietnam is they must have visa. Visa exemption is just applied for some countries as: Thailand, Indonesia, Lao, Malaysia, Singapore (30days), Philippines(21 days), Denmark, Finland, Japan, Norway, Russia, South Korea, Sweden, Brunei (15 days).

    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, February 10, 2010 @ 3:02 pm

    To AKINSIPE,

    In your case, you have to come to Vietnam Embassy in Overseas to submit by yourself. We are so sorry but we are Travel Agency and we can not help you to process your visa online.

    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By azahar, February 16, 2010 @ 6:31 pm

    Dear Bella Bui,
    Thanks for your reply.can you tell me how much it cost and where can i submit it and can i get it on the same day of submission.

  • By moses, February 21, 2010 @ 6:19 pm

    hi, i am a malaysian, i am going to vietnam for a 11 days trip on march, will be going to quite a number of places. ho chi minh, hue, dalat, hanoi, sapa, this few places, Do i need a visa? plz let me know. thanks so much.

  • By osama ibrahim, February 26, 2010 @ 1:40 am

    i just would like to knew how can i get ur visa and for ur information im egyptian thats mean arabic is there any problem to issue visa for me.thanks

  • By Paul T, February 28, 2010 @ 11:44 pm

    hi, Im English and Im thinking about working part-time for a language school in Vietnam.
    I would like to know…in addidtion to working for this school, could I also teach English privately (work for myself)? Is this legal? Thanks

  • By Mr Tom, March 1, 2010 @ 1:36 pm

    I want to ask if you can help me get a 6 month or one year multiple entry business visa for a Chinese national. We have an invitation letter from a Vietnam registered company.

    Thanks

  • By Tory, March 2, 2010 @ 4:00 pm

    I’m an US resident and have a Vietnam passport but it’s expired. I want to go back to visit my family for a month, and plan to renew my passport there. Is there anyway I can go back without having to renew my passport in US? and do I need a visa to go back?

  • By charle, March 4, 2010 @ 8:57 pm

    Hi
    Thank you for all these assistance. please iam a nigeria with a valied thailand visa And i intend to visit vietnam in April from thailand ,how can i apply for the vietnam visa since i will be going by air?

  • By Lan Ha, March 6, 2010 @ 9:22 am

    I am applying for 5 years visa exemption, where should I send all the documents to? And how much do I have to pay?

  • By admin, March 8, 2010 @ 3:46 pm

    To charle,
    With Nigerian passport holder,you should come to Vietnam Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand to request visa to Vietnam.
    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, March 8, 2010 @ 3:48 pm

    To
    Visa 3 months is maximum at the present. However, you can contact with Vietnam Immigration Department for permanent resident card in 1 year at phone number: (84)4 382.57941.
    Kinky regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, March 8, 2010 @ 3:50 pm

    To osama ibrahim,
    To Egypt passport holder, you are suggested to come to Vietnam Embassy in Overseas to request visa to Vietnam.
    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, March 8, 2010 @ 4:23 pm

    To moses,
    Vietnam has just granted entry visa exemption for Malaysia citizens holding ordinary passports for visits of 30 days at the maximum. In your case, you are not required to have visa when travling to Vietnam.
    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, March 9, 2010 @ 2:25 pm

    To Lan Ha,

    In your case, you should directly contact Vietnam Embassy in the country you are living. They will check your information and condition to issue needed document.

    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

  • By admin, March 9, 2010 @ 2:32 pm

    To Paul T,

    You’re always welcome to our country. Nothing is illegal when you want to work in my country. You can do anything you want providing that your activities are not involved in law.

    Kindly regards,
    Bella Bui

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