FAQ: How Long Vietnam Visa?

The most popular type of visa for Vietnam is Tourist Visa which is normally valid for 15-30 days. Tourist visa can be extended once you are arriving to Vietnam. In some cases, you can apply for a 3 month visa for tourism purpose; the procedure will be the same with 1 month visa.

How long can you stay in Vietnam on a visa?

About 3 month visa, visitors can stay in the country up to 90 days (3 months). According to the regulation of Vietnam Immigration Department, visitors entering Vietnam by a tourist visa can reside in the country up to 4 months.

Can I get a 3 month visa for Vietnam?

There are two types of 3-month Vietnam visa: single and multiple. With single visa, you are allowed to enter and exit Vietnam one time during 3 month validity of visa. Vietnam business visa 3 months single entry can be obtained at the Vietnam Embassy or at the airport in Vietnam with visa on arrival service.

Can I get a 6 month visa for Vietnam?

Yes, you can apply for a 6 months and one year visas for both tourism and business purposes. Special Instructions: The Embassy of Vietnam does not issue a Crew type visa. A Business type visa will be issued to the applicant/crew member.

What is the longest visa for Vietnam?

Those people having 5-year Vietnam visa exemption certificate is allowed to stay in Vietnam for 180 days at maximum for each visit. If they want to stay longer than 180 days without leaving the country, they can extend visa in Vietnam. The extended duration is up to 6 months.

Can I stay in Vietnam for a year?

This problem no longer bothers you as from now on the validity of Vietnam visa is up to 1 year. Vietnam tourist visa is good for short visits of less than 90 days. If you are scheduled to stay longer, you will need a long-term Vietnam visa valid for 6 months or 1 year with multiple entries.

How much does it cost for 5 years visa to Vietnam?

Multiple entries (3-6 months): US $95. Multiple entries (6-12 months): US $135. Multiple entries (1-2 years): US $145. Multiple entries (2-5 years): US $155.

How do I extend my Vietnam visa?

How to extend Vietnam visa

1. Step 1: Send us soft copy of your passport and the page containing your current Vietnam visa and we will inform whether your visa can be extended or not.
2. Step 2: Send your original passport to our address and pay the extension fee.

How can I stay in Vietnam for 3 months?

With 3 months single Vietnam visa, you can’t re-enter Vietnam without applying for a new one. Vietnam business visa 3 months single entry can be obtained at the Vietnam Embassy or at the airport in Vietnam with visa on arrival service. Normally, people would love to apply for visa on arrival to save the time and money.

How can I stay in Vietnam permanently?

In order to reside permanently in Vietnam and be eligible for naturalization in Vietnam, you have to apply for a permanent residence card, which has the same validity duration as a visa.

How can I get permanent residency in Vietnam?

The applicant should prepare the below records:

1. – Application for permanent residence status (N9A);
2. – 4 new photos with size 3×4 cm, white background, directly facing, bare head, no colored glasses;
3. – Certified biography by valid officer in his or her nationality or in country he or she is permanent residence;

What is the capital of Vietnam?

Hanoi, also spelled Ha Noi, city, capital of Vietnam. The city is situated in northern Vietnam on the western bank of the Red River, about 85 miles (140 km) inland from the South China Sea.

Who can enter Vietnam now?

Currently two types of passenger flights are permitted to enter Vietnam: 1) Vietnamese government-organized rescue flights on Vietnam Airlines repatriating Vietnamese citizens who have registered with the relevant Vietnamese Consulate or Embassy and 2) special flights operated by commercial airlines available to

How long can US citizen live in Vietnam?

How Long can American Citizens Stay in Vietnam? Americans can stay in Vietnam for a maximum of 30 days in Total then will have to leave or do an in-country extension.