Visa to Vietnam:

Almost all visitors to Vietnam need a visa to enter the country, although some qualified exemptions apply for citizens of those countries with bilateral reciprocal agreements with Vietnam. Depending upon the nationality and passport of the applicant. Tourist visa can be obtained at the Vietnamese diplomatic offices or consulates in foreign countries. You can also get the visa with the help of a licensed Vietnamese Travel Company, so-called "Visa On Arrival". Visas may be either single-entry or multiple-entry as requested at time of application.

Vietnam Visa on arrival:

The easiest way is to get your visa through a licensed Vietnamese Travel Company. We can quickly and efficiently organize your pre-arranged visa on-arrival if you wish. Visa processing fee is reasonable at $US10/person only. Except for American citizens who are required to pay a stamping fee of $135 to get a 1-year, multiple-entry tourist visa, other nationality just need to pay $US25/person for single entry and $US50/ per person for multiple entry.

To apply Vietnam visa on arrival (VOA) please email us the following information:
› Arrival and departure dates
› Full passport details (passport number/name/gender/nationality/issued and expiry date)

Note: your passport must be valid for 6 months beyond your travel date. There must be several blank pages left on your passport.

Once receiving the information from you we will secure a Visa Approval Letter for you. It usually takes about 2-4 working days (Except Saturday and Sunday) for a normal procession. We will then send you the letter via email or fax to you. You must present this letter when upon boarding your flight. Also, you need to prepare two passport photos (size 4x6).
On arrival at the Airport (Hanoi, Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh City) please find the Visa on Arrival window/counter where you’ll hand over your passport and photos and be given a simple form to fill out. Pay the stamping fees of $US25 for the single entry and $US50 for multiple entry. Then it is done and you will pick up your passport with your new visa inside.

Additional information:

Visa exemptions: are applied for citizens of:
› Asia: Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Laos, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea (respectively less than 30, 21 and 15 days)
› Nordic: Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway (less than 15 days)
› European: (applied from July 2015 - June 2016): Germany, France, Spain, Italy and United Kingdom (less than 15 days)

There are some countries which could not get visa upon arrival, you need to contact Vietnam Embassy right in your country/region:
› Pakistan, Afghanistan, Srilanka, Midle East countries
› Africa countries such as: Nigeria, Marok, Algerie, South Africa


Visa to Cambodia:

From Oct 2014 all visitors who wish to enter Cambodia can apply Cambodia e-Visa through the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International. Please check it out here at: www.evisa.gov.kh. Note: E-visa is only issued for those who arrive at the international airports of Phnom Penh or Siem Reap.

Alternatively, you can obtain the Cambodia visa upon arrival at the airport. There is no need to get the visa stamp at the Cambodian Embassy before your visit. Just prepare the following documents:
› A Passport valid within 6 months
› One photo (3 x 4 cm) in color, front view and with a plain/white background.
› US$ 30 Cash for tourist visa fee (Paid directly to the Immigration)

Visa to Laos:

Same to Cambodia, you won’t need to arrange Laos Visa in advance as thirty-day visas are now available on arrival at International airport of Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Pakse

What you need are:
› A Passport valid within 6 months
› Three photos (4 x 6 cm) in color, front view and with a plain/white background.
› US $45 Cash for tourist visa fee (Paid directly to the Immigration)


You can also cantact us by email if you have any other questions about your travel visa and booking a trip. Direct Customers: info@adventurejourney.vn . Website: www.adventurejourney.vn

HungPham:
Visa to Vietnam:

Almost all visitors to Vietnam need a visa to enter the country, although some qualified exemptions apply for citizens of those countries with bilateral reciprocal agreements with Vietnam. Depending upon the nationality and passport of the applicant. Tourist visa can be obtained at the Vietnamese diplomatic offices or consulates in foreign countries. You can also get the visa with the help of a licensed Vietnamese Travel Company, so-called "Visa On Arrival". Visas may be either single-entry or multiple-entry as requested at time of application.

Vietnam Visa on arrival:

The easiest way is to get your visa through a licensed Vietnamese Travel Company. We can quickly and efficiently organize your pre-arranged visa on-arrival if you wish. Visa processing fee is reasonable at $US10/person only. Except for American citizens who are required to pay a stamping fee of $135 to get a 1-year, multiple-entry tourist visa, other nationality just need to pay $US25/person for single entry and $US50/ per person for multiple entry.

To apply Vietnam visa on arrival (VOA) please email us the following information:
› Arrival and departure dates
› Full passport details (passport number/name/gender/nationality/issued and expiry date)

Note: your passport must be valid for 6 months beyond your travel date. There must be several blank pages left on your passport.

Once receiving the information from you we will secure a Visa Approval Letter for you. It usually takes about 2-4 working days (Except Saturday and Sunday) for a normal procession. We will then send you the letter via email or fax to you. You must present this letter when upon boarding your flight. Also, you need to prepare two passport photos (size 4x6).
On arrival at the Airport (Hanoi, Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh City) please find the Visa on Arrival window/counter where you’ll hand over your passport and photos and be given a simple form to fill out. Pay the stamping fees of $US25 for the single entry and $US50 for multiple entry. Then it is done and you will pick up your passport with your new visa inside.

Additional information:

Visa exemptions: are applied for citizens of:
› Asia: Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Laos, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea (respectively less than 30, 21 and 15 days)
› Nordic: Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway (less than 15 days)
› European: (applied from July 2015 - June 2016): Germany, France, Spain, Italy and United Kingdom (less than 15 days)

There are some countries which could not get visa upon arrival, you need to contact Vietnam Embassy right in your country/region:
› Pakistan, Afghanistan, Srilanka, Midle East countries
› Africa countries such as: Nigeria, Marok, Algerie, South Africa


Visa to Cambodia:

From Oct 2014 all visitors who wish to enter Cambodia can apply Cambodia e-Visa through the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International. Please check it out here at: www.evisa.gov.kh. Note: E-visa is only issued for those who arrive at the international airports of Phnom Penh or Siem Reap.

Alternatively, you can obtain the Cambodia visa upon arrival at the airport. There is no need to get the visa stamp at the Cambodian Embassy before your visit. Just prepare the following documents:
› A Passport valid within 6 months
› One photo (3 x 4 cm) in color, front view and with a plain/white background.
› US$ 30 Cash for tourist visa fee (Paid directly to the Immigration)

Visa to Laos:

Same to Cambodia, you won’t need to arrange Laos Visa in advance as thirty-day visas are now available on arrival at International airport of Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Pakse

What you need are:
› A Passport valid within 6 months
› Three photos (4 x 6 cm) in color, front view and with a plain/white background.
› US $45 Cash for tourist visa fee (Paid directly to the Immigration)


You can also cantact us by email if you have any other questions about your travel visa and booking a trip. Direct Customers: info@adventurejourney.vn . Website: www.adventurejourney.vn

I am currently in dubai and not qualified for visa on arrival. I plan to visit vietnam sometime next year, would it be possible for me to apply from the Vietnamese embassy here in the UAE or can i only apply from my home country?

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Thanks a lot for sharing the visa requirements for Vietnam here. I will share these details in my movetoasia podcast, because some of my listeners want to go to Vietnam, and they wanted visa details.