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There are two types of Vietnam tourist visas: DL or Evisa. Vietnam’s immigration law provides the following regulations for foreign tourists:

• DL Visa: Allows tourists to enter the country with a guarantee from an international travel agency.
• Evisa Tourist: This can be applied directly through the electronic system of the Immigration Department without a guarantor.

Additionally, citizens of certain countries may enter Vietnam under visa exemption, which can be unilateral or bilateral, for up to 90 days.

• The DL Visa has a maximum validity of 3 months, but tourists can only stay for 30 days per entry.
• The Evisa has a maximum validity of 3 months, allowing tourists to stay continuously in Vietnam for up to 3 months.

1. Evisa is the best option

The simplest way for foreigners to visit Vietnam is by applying for an Evisa. Foreigners can apply on their own and enter Vietnam freely as they wish. Moreover, there is no limit to how many times you can apply for an Evisa. Whenever needed, foreigners can apply for a tourist Evisa at any time.

2. Don’t overstay your visa

Overstaying a visa is an administrative violation, as it means the foreigner is illegally residing in Vietnam. Additionally, overstaying will make it difficult to extend the visa, and foreigners may be forced to leave Vietnam.

3. Don’t use a DL visa for work

Many foreigners are using tourist visas to work, which is against regulations. A tourist visa is issued for sightseeing and travel purposes only. Using a tourist visa for work is a violation and can result in fines for both the foreigner and the company employing them. To work in Vietnam, a tourist visa must be converted to a work visa.

To register for a tour, you need to prepare a valid ID card and a valid passport. Additionally, for some countries, you may need to provide extra documentation to apply for a visa, which will be determined by the requirements of the consulate or embassy.

• It is still recommended to register at least 7-10 days in advance to ensure availability and to allow time for any necessary preparations, such as visa applications. Always check with us for any specific registration deadlines or policies.
• We will be flexible and allow you to register for a tour without requiring a deposit.

All tour prices include VAT. If you wish to receive an invoice, please provide all necessary information for invoicing at the time of tour registration and full payment. The invoice will be issued after the tour concludes and sent to your specified address or available for direct pickup.

From June to August, it can be extremely hot in many areas. In Central Vietnam, typhoons and flooding can occur in September and October, at the end of the rainy season. Additionally, during the Lunar New Year festival (Tết), many businesses tend to close, which may inconvenience travelers with limited time. It’s advisable to plan accordingly to ensure a smooth trip.