Important Remarks for “Entry and Exit Form”

immigration counter Important Remarks for “Entry and Exit Form”

Immigration Counter at a Vietnam airport

1. What is “entry and exit form”?

Those clients who are approved to have visa at Vietnam airports throughwww.Vietnam-Visa.com will receive the “entry and exit form”. This form requires your information about your entry and exit Vietnam.

Normally, this form is done on checking in Vietnam airport. However, with an aim to save your time at Vietnam airport, we would like to send this form to customer beforehand to fill out and glue a passport-sized photo on it.

On the bottom of the ‘Application for Entry and Exit Vietnam’ form, it states that you should: “Please, fill in one form (attaching one latest photo, in 4 x 6 cm size, with a face straight forward) submit one form to the Vietnamese Immigration Checking point at Vietnamese airport.

This form together with visa approval letter, passport,1 photo and stamping fee, you need to submit at the Immigration Counter at the airport. Thus, you do not need to submit to any other Embassy or Consulate.

2. Some important notices for filling the “Entry and exit form”

There are some items in the forms may draw special attention of applicants. Following is some guidance for filling these items:
+ Item no 6. “Kinds of passport”: Fill into the form the kind of passport you are holding: diplomatic passport, official passport or popular passport.

+ Item No 8. “Present address and phone number”: Fill your permanent address and phone number that will be the easiest for us to contact

+ Item No. 10: Name, address of office, organization or full name of relation, address of your relatives to contact while in Vietnam.
You do not need fill in this item. You can leave it a blank. In the case that you travel with a travel agency, you can noted the name of this travel agency.

+ Item No 12. “Entry and exit time”: You should fill:

- Either “single” (enter and exit Vietnam one time in the validity period noted in your visa) or

- “multiple” (enter and exit Vietnam more than one time in the validity period noted in your visa)

+ Item No 14. “Done at &on”:

- For “Done at”: Fill your port of arrival as you are supposed to submit the form and get your visa stamped there get.

- For “On” : You should note your real arrival date (the day that you check – in Vietnam airport)

+ The footer of the form: For those who have approval letter for visa on arrival should ignore this item as you are going to have you stamped at Vietnam airport, you need not to send anything to Vietnam Embassy.

For further information about Vietnam Visa, please kindly visit our website atwww.Vietnam-Visa.com.

Source: http://www.vietnam-visa.com/blog/important-remarks-for-%E2%80%9Centry-and-exit-form%E2%80%9D/

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Detailed instruction to apply for a Vietnam visa on arrival online

Vietnam visa on arrival with its convenience and fast processing has proved as the best choice for all air travelers. But those who apply for Vietnam visa on arrival for the fisrt time may confuse about all the procedures. So following is the detailed instruction to apply for a Vietnam visa on arrival online at http://www.vietnam-visa.com.

Step 1: Fill in your personal information in Vietnam visa application form as follows:

 Full name (as shown in your passport)

 Gender

 Date of birth

 Nationality

 Passport No. (must be valid at least 6 months)

 Date of arrival

 Length of stay: 1 month (stay up to 30 days) or 3 months (stay up to 90 days).

 Number of entries: single (exit and enter one time) or multiple (exit and enter Vietnam more than one) (during 1 month or 3 months mentioned above)

 Type of visa: visa on arrival (for traveling bi air only)

 Rush service: Urgent (within 1 working day to process your visa approval letter) or Normal (2 or 3 working days)

 Flight reference: Booked (noted your flight time and number) or Not booked yet

 Port of arrival: Noi Bai (Hanoi), Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City) or Danang

Or, you can download the application form our site , then fill in this form and send to us via email support@vietnam-visa.com.

Step 2: Confirm your request and pay the service fee:

 You will receive a confirmation email stating that we have received your Vietnam visa request. If you don’t receive our email, please contact us by live support or email support@vietnam-visa.com.

 Please read the payment guidelines carefully before paying the service fee. Please kindly note that the guidelines are for service fee only.

 We will submit the information to the Vietnam Immigration Department in Vietnam to get the approval letter for you after receiving your payment confirmation.

Step 3: Get your Vietnam visa approval letter via email:

 After 1 working day (urgent service) or 2-3 working days (normal service), Vietnam Immigration Department will issue a visa approval letter for you. This original visa approval letter will be sent to us and the information simultaneously forward to the Immigration Database on your arrival at the airport in Vietnam. Then we will send a copy of the Visa Approval letter (via email or fax) to you right after receiving your original visa approval letter from Vietnam Immigration Department. You just have to print it out and bring it with you to Vietnam arrival airport.

Step 4: Get the stamp for your Vietnam visa:

You need to show the visa approval letter twice: To the airlines in your country when you check in and to the Immigration officer at the Vietnam’s airport upon arrival to get the visa stamped onto your passport. You are then required to fill out the entry and exit form, attach photos and pay the visa stamping fee to directly the Immigration officer.

Source: http://snipsly.com/2011/06/27/detailed-instruction-to-apply-for-a-vietnam-visa-on-arrival-online/

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5 reasons to choose Vietnam visa on arrival

Visa is the very first thing you need before your trip to a foreign country. Normally, all kinds of visas can be otained at embassies or consulates. However, when you go to Vietnam, you can have one more choice to get Vietnam visa: that is Vietnam visa on arrival. So here are 5 reasons to choose Vietnam visa on arrival.

noi bai international airport 5 reasons to choose Vietnam visa on arrival

Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi

1. Simple procedure

Vietnam visa on arrival is rather simple, just visit the website http://www.vietnam-visa.com and click apply. It only takes you couples of minutes to fill in the Vietnam visa application form. Then with 2 more steps online, you will get a pre-approved Vietnam visa letter which lets you enter Vietnam without any trouble.

2. Save your time

Instead of waiting as many as 7 days to get your visa, apply online can help you get Vietnam visa approval letter within 48 hours maximum. Even in urgent cases, your Vietnam visa can be done within one working day. So why don’t you enjoy your time and give troubles to us?

3. Save your money

The service fee to get Vietnam visa approval letter is starting from $21.25. It is just a small fee to help you get out of trouble with lenthening procedures when applying for a Vietnam visa. And you are just charged the service fee in case your visa application is surely processed successfully.

Remember that service fee is different from stamping fee. Service fee is the fee you pay to get Vietnam visa approval letter. Stamping fee is the fee you pay directly to Vietnam Immigration officers at Vietnam international airports to get your passport stamped with Vietnam visa. Stamping fee must be paid in cash by USD or VND.

4. A convenient way

By picking up at Vietnam international airports, Vietnam visa on arrival is a convenient way for air travelers to Vietnam. You can also apply for ahead of time before your trip and pick it up when arrive.

5. Easy to apply everywhere

For those who are living far away from Vietnam Embassy/Consulate, Vietnam visa on arrival is the best choice. Even when you are on your holiday in other countries, you can easily apply for Vietnam visa on arrival online at the website http://www.vietnam-visa.com.

Here are 5 reasons to choose Vietnam visa on arrival. Now let’s say goodbye to trouble and be a smarter traveler. Welcome to Vietnam!

Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-tips-articles/5-reasons-to-choose-vietnam-visa-on-arrival-4941987.html#axzz1QFLStofe

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The difference between Vietnam Embassy visa and Vietnam visa on arrival

Amongst a number of things to prepare for a trip to Vietnam, getting Vietnam visa is not the most significant but the very first task to be completed as efficiently as possible. Some may get confused about Vietnam embassy visa and Vietnam visa on arrival. So what is the difference between them?

vietnam embassy bangkok The difference between Vietnam Embassy visa and Vietnam visa on arrival 

Vietnam Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand

Vietnam embassy visa

Vietnam embassy visa is the visa which you can get at Vietnam Embassy/Consulate. No matter where you are or which passport you hold, you can reach for the nearest Vietnam Embassy/Consulate to apply for a visa. The time and the price of processing a visa vary from the Embassy/Eonsulate. Normally, it will take you 3-7 working days. All information about getting Vietnam visa at Vietnam Embassy/Consulate you can find at the website of the nearest Embassy/Consulate.

Vietnam Embassy visa is applied for those who travel by land, by air, by train and by sea.

Vietnam visa on arrival

Vietnam visa on arrival is the visa applied for those who travel by air to Vietnam only, and will get their visa stamped onto their passport at the immigration check-in when arriving at the Vietnam International Airport. By submitting the approval letter together with your passport (6 months validity), two 6-month valid photos, and stamping fee, the visa will be stamped onto your passport.

You are advised to use this kind of Vietnam visa when:

-          You travel to Vietnam by air

-          There’s no Vietnam Embassy/Consulate in your country or near you

-          You would like to avoid all the Embassy/Consulate chasing-down, hassle, and to save your time.

To get visa on arrival all you need to do is as follows:

- Getting visa approval letters by visiting the website http://www.vietnam-visa.com, filling in the form and sending to us. After 1 working day (normal service) or 2- 3 working days (normal service) of receiving your final confirmation on payment for service fee, we will send you a copy of the pre-approved letter by Vietnam Immigration Department for picking up Vietnam visa at Vietnam’s international airports.
- Print the approved letter and bring 2 photos sized 4×6cm with you for picking up visa at the Vietnam international airports.
- Stamp your Vietnam visa and pay the stamping fee directly at the airports.

You can see Vietnamese visa cost here http://www.vietnam-visa.com/pricing.html.

Source: http://snipsly.com/2011/06/06/the-difference-betweenvietnam-embassy-visa-and-vietnam-visa-on-arrival/

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Special Vietnam visa regulations for those who travel to Phu Quoc Island

Under regulation on foreign entry into, exit from, and residence in Phu Quoc Island, foreigners and Vietnamese ctitizens who bear foreign passports can enter Vietnam through cruise ships and then travel to Phu Quoc Island without Vietnam visa.

After arriving in Phu Quoc Island, foreign tourists are allowed to stay here for less than 15 days. If they want to travel to other places or stay in the island for more than 15 days, Vietnam Immigration Department will be responsible for issuing visas right on the spot. Their passports must be valid for at least 45 days. If passports are about to expire, it is necessary to be renewed prior to arrival.

About Phu Quoc Island:

Located in Kien Giang Province, Phu Quoc Island (also known as Pearl Island) is the largest and most untouched island of Vietnam. Also being regarded as the “next Phuket”, Phu Quoc is a truly paradise on Earth for both domestic and foreign travelers. Phu Quoc is famous for many picturesque beaches stretching along 150 km namely romantic Ong Lang Beach, irresistible Bai Sao, sophisticated Bai Dai beach (Long Bank, one of the five hidden beaches in the world) stretching to the horizon. Coming to Phu Quoc, tourists should not miss coral reefs swarming with tropical fish, of every possible color and design. Swimming, sun bathing, boat-sailing, scuba-diving, etc. are all the exciting and relaxing seaside activities that will absolutely make unforgettable moments in your life.

How to get there:

1. By cruise ship

Coming to Phu Quoc by cruise ship, you are exempted for Vietnam visa less than 15 days. Visitors arriving in Phu Quoc by any other mean still need to obtain Vietnam visa.

2. By air

You can fly from Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) through Vietnam Airlines flights or from Rach Gia (in Kien Giang Province) to Phu Quoc. Only Air Mekong offers direct flights from Hanoi to Phu Quoc Island.

3. By boat

There are also ferries and hydrofoils between Phu Quoc to Rach Gia, Ha Tien and Hon Chong.Note: Depending on season, taxis may not be available in Phu Quoc. So if you want to get around, you can take motorbike or walk instead.

Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-tips-articles/special-vietnam-visa-regulations-for-those-who-travel-to-phu-quoc-island-4908093.html#axzz1PUi1CWAp

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Nha Trang Sea Festival kicks off

Nha Trang Sea Festival 2011 took off at the April 2 Square on June 11 with a colourful opening ceremony attended by leaders from Khanh Hoa and the neighbouring provinces, besides thousands of foreign and domestic visitors.

The festival opened with various cultural, art and sporting activities like music shows, a group wedding and a calligraphy showcase.

This year the festival features more than 60 cultural, art and sport activities including Cau Ngu ritual (fish worshipping), fireworks display, wine tasting, kite flying and lantern and carnival processions.

Highlights of the festival include sea and island fun activities, especially on the Truong Sa and Hoang Sa archipelago islands, aimed at promoting tourism and calling for the protection of the sea and the country’s sovereignty of the region.

Le Xuan Than, vice chairman and head of the organizing committee, told Sai Gon Giai Phong that the festival will help build Nha Trang’s image as a cultural, friendly and hospitable city boasting of a beautiful landscape of blue sea, white sand and sunny weather.

He added that the festival will introduce the great potential of Khanh Hoa province for economic and tourism development and send a message for environmental protection to local and foreign visitors.

The festival ends on June 15. Followings are some photos taken at the opening ceremony.

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Vietnam employment licenses for foreign laborers

All foreigners who want to work in Vietnam must be granted with an employment license which can be valid for 36 months in maximum.

work permit Vietnam employment licenses for foreign laborers

Question:

A foreigner established a joint venture with Vietnamese partners. Whether he/she has to apply for an employment license? What are criteria for a foreign employee to work in Vietnam? How long is an employment license valid?

Answer:

1. Criteria for foreigners to work in Vietnam

- 18 years old up;

- In good health;

- Being managers, CEOs or experts in charge of managing the enterprises with representative offices in Vietnam;

- No previous convictions on infringement against national security;

- Free from criminal proceedings or penalties under Vietnamese and foreign laws;

- Granted with employment licenses by Vietnam’s competent agencies.

2. Exemption of employment licenses

Under Decree 34/2008/NĐ-CP regulating the recruitment and management of foreigners working in Vietnam, all foreign laborers must acquire employment license to work in Vietnam, except for:

- Working for less than three months;

- Being members of liability-limited companies with two members and above;

- Being the owner of single-member liability-limited companies;

- Being members of the Board of Management of a joint stock company;

- Entering Vietnam to resolve emergency situations such as technically or technologically breakdowns which can negatively affect production or business and are not settled by Vietnamese and foreign experts in Vietnam.

3. Validity of an employment license

All foreigners who want to work in Vietnam must be granted an employment license, which can be valid for 36 months in maximum.

If the license is lost or damaged, the holder can apply for re-issuance.

Source: VGP

 

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Ba Be recognised as the third Ramsar in Vietnam

Ba Be National Park in the northern province of Bac Kan has been recognised as the third wetland of international importance (Ramsar) in Vietnam after Xuan Thuy National Park and Bau Sau in Cat Tien National Park.

Covering a total area of nearly 500ha, Ba Be National Park has one of the 20 most beautiful freshwater lakes in the world, which was also listed around the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEANS) heritage parks.

Ba Be is an important ecotourism area in the northeastern mountainous region with 21 popular tourist sites.

The Vietnam Department of Biodiversity Conservation and the Ramsar Administrative Authority in Vietnam also hopes to nominate Tram Chim as Vietnam’s fourth Ramsar.

Source: VOV

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Vietnam – Saudi Arabia to negotiate visa exemption agreement

 Vietnam   Saudi Arabia to negotiate visa exemption agreement

Vietnam-Saudi Arabia cooperative relationship has been promoted but it is not on par with each country’s potential. Therefore, both countries need to make greater efforts to realize their opportunities for cooperation.

This was stated at the first session of the Vietnam – Saudi Arabia joint committee on economic, scientific and technological cooperation, co-chaired by Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Le Duong Quang and Saudi Arabian Deputy Minister of Economics and Planning Ahmed Bin Ibrahim Al Hakami.

During the meeting, the two sides reviewed their relationship and proposed solutions to strengthen cooperation in trade, oil and gas, industrial and agricultural production, finance, banking, transportation, investment, construction and labour.

They emphasised the need to establish a mechanism to ensure food and energy security, with a focus on Saudi Arabia investing in Vietnamese agriculture to supply rice for the west Asian countries and supplying crude oil to Vietnam.

Deputy Minister Quang asked Saudi Arabia to recognise Vietnam’s market economy; implement the protocol on oil, gas and mineral cooperation, which was signed in April 2010; and help Vietnam build oil refineries and power plants. He also recommended promoting trade exchange between the two countries.

Deputy Minister Ahmed Bin Ibrahim Al Hakami asked both sides to take initiatives to help the business communities in both countries to expand cooperation for mutual benefit.

Specific plans for the cooperation should be carried out effectively, he said.

The two countries are negotiating agreements on visa exemption for diplomatic and official passport holders, protecting and encouraging investment, air transportation, an agreement between the two foreign ministries and another between the two central banks.

Saudi Arabia is now Vietnam’s biggest West Asian trade partner with trade turnover reaching US$284 million in 2010. Vietnam’s main exports to Saudi Arabia are seafood, tea, coffee, pepper, cashew nuts, rice, textiles, garments, and wood products while it imports plastic materials, liquefied gas, chemicals and related products, fertilizers, and animal feeds.

Source: VOV

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A beautiful painting of nature

Sa mu, known as Cunninghamia lanceolata trees, shrouded in a thick mist of the mountain and forest looks like a water-colour painting.

Local people in the pictureque Sapa resort district of northern Lao Cai Province have grown these trees called ‘Samu’ or ‘Samoc ‘ to cover bare hills and decoarete tourist sites.

Source: DTI

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