Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Visa policy of Vietnam

Visitors to Vietnam must obtain a visa from one of the Vietnamese diplomatic missions or via agency on arrival unless they come from one of the visa exempt countries. All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months.
Visa policy of Vietnam
Vietnam Visa
1. Visa exemption

Vietnam allows nationals of 18 countries to enter Vietnam without a visa for varying time periods, most of the countries being members of the ASEAN. Citizens of the following 18 countries do not require a visa to visit Vietnam 

Reform
In June 2014 it was proposed to extend the visa exemption for tourists from the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. In August 2014 Ministry of Tourism proposed to Government to extend the visa exemption for tourists from France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and India. In September 2014 the proposed list was further shortened to Australia, France, Germany, India and the UK. In April 2015 the travel association submitted a proposal to the Government to add Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Germany, France, Spain, United Kingdom, Brazil, India, Ukraine, Latvia and Estonia to the list of visa exempt nationalities, however the process is expected to take a long time. In May 2015 it was proposed to extend the visa exemption period to 30 days for all countries if they are guaranteed by a travel agency and to add France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, India and Canada to the visa exemption list. In June 2015 the Vietnam Tourism Association proposed visa-free access for all foreign tourists.
EXEMPTION OF ENTRY VISA TO VIETNAM
(Updated on June 2015)
COUNTRY
TYPE OF PASSPORT
Duration of stay
Date of entry into force
Diplomatic
Official/ Service/ Special
Ordinary (for official purpose)
Ordinary
Seaman
Armenia
x
x



90 days
06-Aug-12
x
x



not stipulated
26-Feb-88
Albania (Republic)
x
x



not stipulated
1-Oct-56
Algeria (People's Democratic Republic)
x
x



90 days
2-Jan-95
x
x



30 days
3-Apr-08
Argentina (Republic)
x
x



90 days
13-Nov-99
x
x



01 month
21-Aug-10
Bangladesh (People's Republic)
x
x



90 days
10-Jul-99
Belarus (Republic)
x
x



not stipulated
24-Nov-93
x
x



90 days
8-Jul-09
x
x

x

14 days
1-Aug-07
x
x



90 days
12-Dec-10
x
x

x

not stipulated for Diplomatic & Official passports/30 days for Ordinary passport
30-Nov-79
5-Dec-08
x
x



90 days
25-Jun-05
x
x
x


30 days
15-Mar-92
x
x



90 days
28-Mar-12
x
x



30 days
27-Mar-10
Cuba (Republic)
x
x
x

x
not stipulated
31-Aug-81
x




90 days
13-Feb-00
Denmark (Kingdom)
x
x

x

15 days
1-May-05
x
x



90 days
29-Sep-07
x
x



90 days
19-Sep-07
x
x



90 days
8-Aug-11
x
x



90 days
30-May-11
Estonia
x




90 days
20-May-14
Finland (Republic)
x
x

x

15 days
1-May-05
France (Republic)
x




03 months
1-Jul-05
Germany
x




90 days
1-Nov-13
Hungary (Republic)
x
x



90 days
1-Aug-93
x
x



90 days
23-Mar-95
x
x

x

30 days
19-Sep-98
x




01 months
1-Jun-94
Iraq (Republic)
x
x



90 days
1-Dec-01
x




90 days
06-Dec-12
Italy
x




90 days
20-Jan-12
x
x

x

90 days for Diplomatic and Official passport/15 days for ordinary passport
1-May-05
1-Jul-04
x
x



30 days
11-Apr-10
x
x



not stipulated
1-Oct-56
Korea (Republic)
x
x

x

90 days for Diplomatic and Official passport/15 days for ordinary passport
13-Jan-99
1-Jul-04
Kyrgyzstan (Republic)
x
x

x

not stipulated
15-Jul-81
x
x
x
x

30 days
17-Jul-77
5-Mar-04
x
x

x

30 days
25-Nov-01
x
x



90 days
4-Feb-02
Myanma
x
x

x

90 days
26-Oct-13
Moldova (Republic)
x
x



90 days
23-May-03
Mongolia
x
x



90 days
6-Feb-00
Montenegro
x
x



90 days
1-Sep-00
x
x



90 days
19-Dec-04
Mozambique (Republic)
x
x



90 days
9-Feb-09
Myanmar (Union)
x
x



30 days
11-Aug-98
Nicaragua (Republic)
x
x



not stipulated
14-Mar-83
Norway (Kingdom)
x
x

x

15 days
1-May-05
Pakistan (Islamic Republic)
x
x



90 days
2-Mar-07
Panama (Republic)
x
x



90 days
4-Nov-02
Paraguay (Republic)
x
x



90 days
26-Oct-08
x
x



90 days
2-Jun-06
Philippines (Republic)
x
x

x

21 days for ordinary passport
1-Apr-00
Poland
x




90 days
14-Mar-12
x
x



not stipulated
1-Dec-56
Russia (Federation)
x
x

x

90 days for Diplomatic and Official passport/15 days for Ordinary passport
20-Feb-1994 (amended 02-Jan-2005)
1-Jan-09
Serbia
x
x



90 days
1-Sep-00
x
x



90 days
02-Dec-12
Singapore (Republic)
x
x

x
x
90 days for Diplomatic and Official passport/30 days for Ordinary passport
10-May-97
1-Dec-03
Slovak (Republic)
x




90 days
24-Feb-07
Slovenia
x
x



90 days
23-Jan-11
South Africa (Republic)
x
x



90 days
23-Jun-07
Spain (Kingdom)
x




90 days
31-Aug-10
Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialist Republic)
x
x



90 days
19-Sep-03
Sweden (Kingdom)
x
x

x

15 days
1-May-05
x




90 days
16-Aug-2009
x
x



90 days
23-Feb-2011
x
x

x

30 days
20-Feb-2004
Tunisia (Republic)
x
x



90 days
21-Jan-2009
Turkey (Republic)
x
x



90 days
7-Jun-2007
Ukraine
x
x
x

x
90 days for Diplomatic and Official passport/30 days for Ordinary (official purpose) and Seaman passports
6-Dec-1993
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
x
x



90 days
22-Jul-2011
Uruguay (Republic)
x
x



90 days
15-Jun-2008
Uzbekistan
x




60 days
4-Jun-2010
x
x



90 days
17-Nov-2006
Belarus
x
x



15 days
1-July-2015

Phú Quốc Island
All travellers can visit Phú Quốc without a visa for up to 30 days.

2. Visa on arrival
Holders of a pre-approval letter that was issued and stamped in Hanoi only by the Vietnamese Immigration Department within the Ministry of Public Security or the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs can obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum stay of 1 or 3 months at airports in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang.


3. Non-ordinary passports
Holders of diplomatic or official/service passports of Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Hungary, India, Iraq, Japan, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nicaragua, North Korea, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay Venezuela, and holders of diplomatic passports only of Armenia, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland and Uzbekistan do not require a visa to visit Vietnam.
From: Wikipedia

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