APEC business travel card holders don’t need a visa so long as their stay is no longer than 90 days.
You don’t need a visa if you are a traveler to Phu Quoc island with an air return ticket, if you intend to remain on the island for 30 days or less. But if your stay includes traveling outside of the island, you must have a visa. Please contact us if you are in doubt or have any queries.
The following are situations where travelers may encounter situations where they need to apply for a visa urgently when arranging their trip to Vietnam:
Steps to apply for Vietnam visa on arrival:
Fill out the application form online: https://www.yuenanyuenan.com/apply/ (choose VOA). Fill in at least the required information: full name (same as passport), date of birth, nationality (passport issued by the country), passport number, arrival date, return date, Visa type, etc. Then pay and receive confirmation via email.
Vietnam has started to issue e-visas to citizens from all over the world, including citizens of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Citizens who want to travel to Vietnam for tourism (tourist) or business (business), please don’t miss this article.
Guarantee visa success and punctuality (100% refund if visa fails). At the same time, this website provides emergency services for citizens who are in a hurry or are about to board a plane but have not received a visa. The fees and processing time are as follows:
When filling out the online e-visa application form, you must upload a copy of your passport’s information page + a recent portrait photo. Many applicants upload incorrect photos because they do not know the requirements of the Vietnam Immigration Department in advance, so their visas are not approved.
Itinerary features:
Sometimes we have to wait 1-2 hours to queue up to get a visa and enter the country at the Vietnam airport, which takes a lot of time.
Many customers are afraid of trouble when going through the procedures because of language barriers.
