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Some tips to use Vietnam Visa Exemption effectively
From August 15th, 2023, the visa-free period for citizens of countries with unilateral Vietnam visa exemption will be changed from 15 days to 45 days. This post will give you some tips to use Vietnam Visa Exemption effectively.
Vietnam Visa Exemption 2023 (latest updated)
The new policy of Vietnam e-Visa and Visa exemption will be imposed and take effect on August 15th, 2023. From date the new laws takes effect, which countries will be exempted from Vietnam Visa? What should you take note when travel to Vietnam on Visa exemption? Kindly see details in this post.
Things you should know about New Vietnam Visa Policy release on August 15th, 2023
On August 15th, Vietnam government will issue E-Visa (90 days – multiple entries) that allows foreigners to have longer stay in Vietnam. This new regulation will also announce some changes in Visa Exemption policy.
Vietnam visa exemption: New regulations
Citizens of countries with unilateral Vietnam visa exemption will be exempted from Vietnam visa for up to 45 days in Vietnam, instead of current 15 days. This Visa Exemption policy will take effect on 15th August.
Advantages of new 90-day Vietnam E-Visa
The new e-Visa will be valid for up to 90 days, multiple entries, the length of each stay is maximum 30 days, and will be available to nationals of 157 countries from August 15th, 2023. That will make it easier and more convenient for tourists to visit Vietnam for longer periods of time.
VIETNAM VISA NEW REGULATIONS 2023: 3 MONTHS E-VISA VALIDITY
The National Assembly of Vietnam has approved a bill that will extend the validity of e-visas from 30 days to 3 months. The new law will take effect on August 15, 2023.
Kazakhstan passes visa exemption agreement with Viet Nam
The Government of Kazakhstan has approved a visa waiver agreement between Kazakhstan and Viet Nam. This agreement takes effect on June 17th, 2023.
Lawmakers set to vote on extending e-visa validity to three months
Legislators will vote next month on the bill that seeks to extend the validity of e-visas from 30 days to a maximum of three months and allow multiple entry.
The Ministry of Public Security submitted the relevant amendments to the Law on Entry, Exit, Transit and Residence of Foreigners in Vietnam to the National Assembly on Saturday. Members will discuss these changes on June 2 and vote on it on the last day of the ongoing session on June 24.
Gov't submits proposal for 45-day visa-free stay for visitors from major markets
The government has sought the National Assembly's approval to triple the duration of visa-free stays to 45 days for visitors from certain countries to foster the post-Covid recovery.
A 45-day stay would give foreigners more time to explore Vietnam and seek business opportunities, thus facilitating tourism and socio-economic recovery, it said as cited by the government's portal.
Vietnam considers extending e-visas to three months
The Ministry of Public Security has proposed prolonging the duration of e-visas granted to foreigners entering Vietnam from 30 days to a maximum of three months to help tourism recover.