Some Latest Information On How To Get A Vietnam Tourist Visa In Legal Ways

Nov 14, 2017

Vietnam with its breathtaking landscapes and hospitable locals has achieved significant growth in tourist numbers in recent years. As a result, the Vietnam tourist visa is considered to be the most popular visa type compared with the others.

November 14, 2017 / / —

For those who plan to visit this beautiful country for tourist purpose, they are in need of getting a tourist visa for Vietnam to enter the country in a legal way. People can get this type of visa with single or multiple entries depending on their own needs. Unlike the business visa Vietnam which is valid for up to one year, the Vietnam travel visa is normally valid from one month to three months. Not only that, but the Vietnam visa tourist cost is also cheaper than the business one, and that is the reason why some people want to pick up tourist visa for their short business trip.

Foreigners wishing to visit Vietnam for tourist purpose can apply for Vietnam tourist visa through two main options: at the Vietnam embassy or on arrival. In the first method, they have to travel to the nearest Embassy/Consulate of Vietnam to complete the Vietnam visa application form before their trip to Vietnam. This visa-getting method can be troublesome for some people because of its strict requirements as well as the processing time. Moreover, the tourist visa Vietnam fee at the embassy is not only higher than that of other methods, but it also makes applicants confused since it is different from embassy to embassy.

To give more convenience for foreign travelers as well as to increase the number of visitors entering Vietnam, the government decided to put Vietnam visa on arrival into use. This method is applicable for visitors coming to Vietnam by air only, and it allows people to get the Vietnam visa pre-approval letter after completing the simple application via the Internet and making an online payment. After that, when arriving at the international airport in Vietnam, the applicants can get Vietnam tourist visa stamped on their original passport and enter the country to enjoy their trip.

Getting tourist visa on arrival Vietnam, people do not have to drive to the Vietnam Embassy/Consulate or send their crucial documents via post to apply for a Vietnam visa in advance. One of best parts when applying for this type of visa is that the travel agency will do all the hard work for their applicants and they will solve the problems if there is something wrong in the visa-getting process on applicants’ behalf.

However, obtaining a tourist visa on arrival Vietnam may not suitable for impatient people because they have to wait for more than 15 minutes to get their visa stamped by the officer of Immigration counter at the arrival airport. This process can be a little bit inconvenient for the elderly, pregnant women, disable people or simply busy people who want to get Vietnam visa stamp quickly. Fortunately, there are a lot of travel companies which provide Vietnam visa fast track service including Greenvisa – a registered-government agency which has ten years of experiences in getting Vietnam approval letter and visa services at the international airports in Vietnam. With this service, the company will help applicants complete the visa-stamping procedure easily without having to get in line.

For more information about how to get a tourist visa for Vietnam and the cost of Vietnam visa, please contact Greenvisa service through this support email: [email protected]

Contact Info:
Name: William S. Looney
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Green Travel Universal CO., LTD.
Phone: +18882381966

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