The followings people are exempted for Vietnam Visa in a given period:
- Thailand passport holders (30 days)
-Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, , Cambodia, Lao, Philippines and Brunei passport holders (21 days)
- Korea, Japan, Russian & Scandinavians (Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland passport holders) (15 days)
- French diplomatic or official passport holders (90 days or several visits within 6 months)
- Chile diplomatic or official passport holders (less than 60 days)
- APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC) Holders from Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies (less than 60 days)
- Vietnam Visa exemption for visiting Phu Quoc Island: applied for foreigners and Vietnamese Nationals who hold foreign passport (15 days)
- Vietnamese oversea holding visa exemption certificate (less than 90 days)

Note: in order to get your visa exemption certificate, Vietnamese overseas should contact your nearest Vietnam Embassy/Consulate to get the letter. In case, you would like to avoid the hassle of getting this certificate, you can use your other passport (foreign passport) to apply for Vietnam Visa The other cases are required to apply for Visa for Vietnam (either Vietnam Visa on arrival or Visa code) before going to the country.

Yes, foreigners staying in Vietnam and would like to extend the duration of your stay in Vietnam, you are advised to get your Vietnam Visa extended. Our service is among the best in Vietnam being in charge of extending Visa Vietnam for foreigners. According to the temporary Vietnam Immigration rules, any Vietnam Visa can be extended for 1 month or three months. However, the requirements and the visa fees for Vietnam Visa extension for each case is different, please do contact us for advice of your specific case.

The answer is no

Your arrival date should be the earliest estimated arrival date as you can enter and exit Vietnam (either single or multiple times up to your visa type) on any date during the validity period noted in your registered dates in your Vietnam Visa application.

For example, you are planning to departing to Vietnam around the date from 12 to 14 December, 20xx, you should note 12 December, 20xx in “date of arrival” in the application because you are not allowed to enter Vietnam earlier than your noted arrival date in your visa approval letter. Normally, Vietnam Immigration Department approves entering one day earlier but in this case, you must ask for your airline’s approval for this early departing.

To get Vietnam Visa stamped, you are required to have a passport of six-month (six-month) validity at least.
In case you your passport’s validity does not meet the requirement, you should go to the nearest Embassy of your country to arrange a new passport before applying for Vietnam Visa.

Vietnam Immigration law regulates that foreigners can not stay in Vietnam later than your expire date of their Visa. To stay longer later than the allowed date, you should contact us to arrange Vietnam Visa extension.

Foreigner children need to meet the same Vietnam Visa requirements when applying for Vietnam Visa. Besides, for safe reason for children, Vietnam Immigration Department often requires a scan of parent (either mother or father)’s passport page. Please do not that a foreign child alone can not apply for 3 month business visa. To get this visa type, it is compulsory to have an adult in the same visa application with the child.

Different citizens need to meet different Vietnam Visa Requirements , please check here for Vietnam Visa requirements of specific case

The followings people are exempted for Vietnam Visa in a given period:
- Thailand passport holders (30 days)
-Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, , Cambodia, Lao, Philippines and Brunei passport holders (21 days)
- Korea, Japan, Russian & Scandinavians (Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland passport holders) (15 days)
- French diplomatic or official passport holders (90 days or several visits within 6 months)
- Chile diplomatic or official passport holders (less than 60 days)
- APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC) Holders from Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies (less than 60 days)
- Vietnam Visa exemption for visiting Phu Quoc Island: applied for foreigners and Vietnamese Nationals who hold foreign passport (15 days)
- Vietnamese oversea holding visa exemption certificate (less than 90 days)

Note: in order to get your visa exemption certificate, Vietnamese overseas should contact your nearest Vietnam Embassy/Consulate to get the letter. In case, you would like to avoid the hassle of getting this certificate, you can use your other passport (foreign passport) to apply for Vietnam Visa The other cases are required to apply for Visa for Vietnam (either Vietnam Visa on arrival or Visa code) before going to the country.

Yes, foreigners staying in Vietnam and would like to extend the duration of your stay in Vietnam, you are advised to get your Vietnam Visa extended. Our service is among the best in Vietnam being in charge of extending Visa Vietnam for foreigners. According to the temporary Vietnam Immigration rules, any Vietnam Visa can be extended for 1 month or three months. However, the requirements and the visa fees for Vietnam Visa extension for each case is different, please do contact us for advice of your specific case.

Once your Vietnam visa request is approved, it is valid forever for your right to have Vietnam Visa stamped. Therefore, you can apply for Vietnam Visa even years in advance. However, people normally need to have a well-planned trip before booking anything. As the visa processing take maximum 2 working days, clients are advised to apply for Vietnam Visa at least 3 working days prior to your departure date to Vietnam. Though we can even support processing Vietnam Visa for you even in super urgent case, the cost then will be, of course, higher.

There is no time frame required to apply for a visa in advance. Though it just takes 2-3 working days to get your visa approved, it is strongly advised to apply for a visa to Vietnam in advance from 1 – 2 weeks in advance to avoid urgent fee and unwanted problems.

This is quite simple: All Vietnam visas are single entry - unless you have specifically requested multiple entry and this is stamped into the passport. The status of a tourist visa cannot be changed from single entry to multiple entries once you have arrived in Vietnam.

No, not necessary.
The exact date of arrival is needed just in case you use our Assistant service. We need the exact date to assist you getting you visa stamped at the day of arrival.