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Vietnam Embassy in Brunei Darussalam functions as a bridge between the
Vietnamese Government and its counterpart in Brunei Darussalam. It is also the place where
Brunei Darussalam citizens and residents can visit to apply for a visa to Vietnam.

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM IN Bandar Seri Begawan

No 9, Spg 148-3 jalan Telanai BA 2312,BSB – BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
(673) 265 1580
(673) 265 1574
vnembassy@yahoo.com

Vietnam VISA Guide

If you are Brunei Darussalam citizen or resident and want to apply for a visa to Vietnam, you can do it by either of the following ways:

  • Directly contact the Vietnam Embassy to apply for a visa; OR
  • Apply for a visa on arrival if traveling to Vietnam by air.

Each option has its own advantages and disadvantages:

PROS

– No need to send your original passport away

– A complete online process

– Taking only a short time to apply for a visa on arrival online, the thing you need is a computer with internet connection

– No dealing with immigration authorities. We deal with them on your behalf.

– Especially convenient for those who are currently staying far away from available Embassies

CONS

– Queuing in front of Immigration Counter at arrival airports in Vietnam to have visa stamp

– Possibly having names of other people on your approval letter

– Foreigners cannot apply for visa on arrival themselves, the application must go through authorized travel agencies in Vietnam or organizations

PROS

– Having visa already stamped onto your passport before getting on plane

– Dealing directly with Vietnam embassies

CONS

– Parting with your original passport

– Having to drive to nearest embassies or sending documents by mail

– What if the nearest Vietnam embassy is too far from your place?

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Frequently asked questions

How to obtain Vietnam visa for Brunei citizens?

At the moment, all citizens of Brunei do not need to obtain Vietnam visa for any of their stays in Vietnam for no more than 14 days. They only need to obtain one in case they wish to stay in Vietnam for more than 14 days consecutively. And in this case, they may have two options to go as follows:
  • Obtain a visa on arrival (highly recommended if you are traveling to Vietnam by air for convenience, fast processing and simplicity in application);
  • Obtain a visa at Vietnam embassy/consulate if you are not traveling to Vietnam by air.
 

I’m not Brunei citizen but am residing in this country. Do I need to get a valid visa for my travel to Vietnam?

Please be kindly informed that Vietnam visa requirement has nothing related to your residence, but your citizenship. To make sure whether you need a visa for Vietnam or not, please refer to top of this page and select your nationality.

I’m Brunei passport holder. Am I exempted from Vietnam visa if I’m traveling from a third party country?

Yes. Please be kindly informed that Vietnam visa exemption only relates to your nationality, not your place of departure. So, you always get Vietnam visa exemption if you just stay in Vietnam for 14 days at maximum, regardless where you depart for Vietnam.

Is there any condition for Vietnam visa exemption for Brunei citizens?

At the moment, all Brunei passport holders are exempted from Vietnam visa for their stays in the country of up to 14 days each. To ensure your smooth entry into Vietnam, please make sure:
  • Your passport is valid for at least 6 months following your planned departure from Vietnam;
  • Your passport has at least 2 free pages for immigration stamps upon arrival in and exit of Vietnam.
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