Hanoi- Visa on Arrival?
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#1Posted 2009-05-30 15:33:35
T0 all y0u vietnam experts,
I f0und this 0n trip advis0r is this a real 0pti0n? thanks in advance & s0rry my 0 key is busted... :-) http://www.vietnam-visa.com/ "Get Visa to Vietnam online - quick, economical, and reliable If you are not residents of the above mentioned Vietnam Visa exemption countries, the best way to get visa to Vietnam is to apply for a visa on arrival online (to get at the arrival airport). As a site within the chief Online Portal of Vietnam Travel Information and News, www.vietnam-visa.com has been set up to assist all individuals, families, and businessmen from in the world who would like to visit Vietnam with every detail about Vietnam Visa, and updated Vietnam travel information. With this, you will get your visa to Vietnam in only 1 or 2 working days (except Saturday and Sunday) All you have to do fill in the secure online form at https://secure.vietn....com/apply.html and wait about 2 days to get your visa approval letter." #2Posted 2009-05-30 19:33:14
You can get a pre-arranged visa at any one of the 3 International Airports in Vietnam. I've used Vietnam Stay/Aurora Travel on multiple occassions with no problems. There are other good agencies that will do this as well.
www.vietnamstay.com #3Posted 2009-05-31 19:20:29
I was also sceptical and concerned it was a scam, but I applied 2 weeks ago and used it last week....just follow the instructions, it worked very well.
Go for the visa on arrival as it took only 5 minutes to complete when I arrived in Ha Noi. #4Posted 2009-06-01 09:07:02
Done it a couple of times and always went without a hitch. Make sure you have a copy of the paperwork to be let on the plane.
#5Posted 2009-06-01 11:05:33
Thanks all,
It seems there are a few places doing this now. Any of them better than any others??? best, HH #6Posted 2009-06-01 11:11:24
Please refrain from using the zero as the letter "O". This makes it more difficult to find this topic with the search funciton, as people will enter HANOI and not HAN0I.
Title of topic adjusted. #8Posted 2009-06-10 10:15:27
yeah! I got my letter in a few days.. What currency must I pay with for the /25$/ at the Airport on arrival...? Atm's close by?
#9Posted 2009-06-12 06:01:04
US$ was what I had to pay. I don't remember seeing any ATM's prior to exiting immigration, so best to have $$ with you.
#10Posted 2009-10-25 00:42:26
there are so many agencies offering the approval letter which entitles travellers to fly to vietnam without visa ...
but i am still afraid that i can not trust those services ... but obviously, many of you guys tried it out already ... and it's working, isn't it? any special recommendation? which agency is quite trustful? i read a lot about vietnamstay ... any other recommendations? #11Posted 2010-03-05 16:43:16
www.vietnamvisaonline.net
Recently, Jan 16th, I returned from the USA and picked up my visa at the airport. It was easy and fast and I loved the service. I am an expat living in Hoi An and have had many hassels over the years with visas. Getting a 3 months work visa was a pain to say the least and this new service is great. Its safe, fast and reasonably price. Check out the site. Works just fine. #12Posted 2010-03-05 17:43:37
When I went to Ha Noi in December it seemed like half the 'plane were queueing at the visa on arrival window.
Great for me as I went straight to the front of the Immigration queue. #13Posted 2010-03-09 13:45:22
If you print the on arrival form at home and fill your information, glue your photos on it, you will only need 2 minutes at Vietnam airport. Just hand in and leave! Some agencies do not suggest their clients in advance so they will spend time at airport
When I went to Ha Noi in December it seemed like half the 'plane were queueing at the visa on arrival window. Great for me as I went straight to the front of the Immigration queue. #14Posted 2010-05-28 13:58:31
so once youve paid the fee on the webiste do you have to pay again once get to vietnam?
#15Posted 2010-05-28 18:50:16
You dont state nationality. If you are scandinavian you dont need visa for vietnam up to 2 weeks stay.
You need ticket out but they never checked it the times I went to vietnam. #17Posted 2010-05-28 21:00:26
Please refrain from using the zero as the letter "O". This makes it more difficult to find this topic with the search funciton, as people will enter HANOI and not HAN0I. Title of topic adjusted. Think you will find that his post apologises for his dicky keyboard. #18#19Posted 2010-05-29 15:38:04
I used a company called myvietnamvisa.com - $19.99 for the letter (1 month single entry) & then I paid $25 at the airport. The letter fee varies depending on type/length of visa & whether you want standard or, express service. Do a google search for myvietnamvisa.com & have a play about with their fee calculator. Edited by ClaytonSeymour, 2010-05-29 15:38:47. #20Posted 2010-05-30 21:12:03
I used a company called myvietnamvisa.com - $19.99 for the letter (1 month single entry) & then I paid $25 at the airport. The letter fee varies depending on type/length of visa & whether you want standard or, express service. Do a google search for myvietnamvisa.com & have a play about with their fee calculator. thanks for that mate, will do |
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