Southeast Asia Visa and Passport Requirements - Vietnam
A visa and passport are needed for travel in Vietnam. The traveler is required to have a valid passport issued by their country of origin and not to expire while in the country. Simply apply to the local government.
It is no longer necessary to book a tour to receive a visa for entry and exit. The independent traveler can receive a visa by completing the visa form in triplicate and having three passport photographs. Send one copy to the closest Vietnam embassy or consulate before leaving. Bring the other two applications and photographs along with the stamped visa from the Vietnam government and hand the two not stamped ones over when entering the country.
Need to find the closest Vietnam embassy or consulate, use the link provided to aid in the search? Also, the link will supply the location of your country of origin’s embassy in Vietnam. The traveler in Thailand can easily receive a visa in Bangkok. Happy Travels!
Invest in a passport holder. I prefer the kind which is waterproof and worn as belt around the waist. It is worn under your clothes and not seen by others. The holder is divided into separate compartments for passport, money and credit cards. It is so comfortable the wearer can sleep with it around the waist.
The type which hangs about the neck invites trouble and who wants someone pulling on a strong cord around the neck. Remember to only carry the amount of money needed for the day’s activities in your pocket and the rest placed safely away.
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Foods of Vietnam
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Are you interested in the Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam's street life, but unable to travel to the area. Rent a copy of The Quiet American. The film is studded with scenes of Dong Khoi Street and Lam Son Square.
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It is no longer necessary to book a tour to receive a visa for entry and exit. The independent traveler can receive a visa by completing the visa form in triplicate and having three passport photographs. Send one copy to the closest Vietnam embassy or consulate before leaving. Bring the other two applications and photographs along with the stamped visa from the Vietnam government and hand the two not stamped ones over when entering the country.
Need to find the closest Vietnam embassy or consulate, use the link provided to aid in the search? Also, the link will supply the location of your country of origin’s embassy in Vietnam. The traveler in Thailand can easily receive a visa in Bangkok. Happy Travels!
Invest in a passport holder. I prefer the kind which is waterproof and worn as belt around the waist. It is worn under your clothes and not seen by others. The holder is divided into separate compartments for passport, money and credit cards. It is so comfortable the wearer can sleep with it around the waist.
The type which hangs about the neck invites trouble and who wants someone pulling on a strong cord around the neck. Remember to only carry the amount of money needed for the day’s activities in your pocket and the rest placed safely away.
UnderCover Passport Money Case at Amazon.com
You don't have to buy now, just put the passport holder in your shopping cart for now.
Foods of Vietnam
Sign up for the free Southeast Asia Travel newsletter for informative and delightful articles. Every Summer dawns with the promise of new opportunities to become a Southeast Asia traveler.
Are you interested in the Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam's street life, but unable to travel to the area. Rent a copy of The Quiet American. The film is studded with scenes of Dong Khoi Street and Lam Son Square.
Netflix - Only $9.99 a month. Over 40,000 Titles. No Late Fees. Try it for Free!
Stop in and share your thoughts in the forum.
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