Thứ Sáu, 24 tháng 7, 2015

Vietnam Visa Fees

To avoid misunderstanding, Cheapvietnamvisaonline would like to let you know that, in order to get your Vietnam visa, you will have to pay two kinds of fees: Service fee and Stamping fee.
1. Service fee
Service fee is the fee you pay to us for doing all the paperwork for you to submit your Vietnam visa application to the Vietnam Immigration Department for processing their visa approval letters, including following work:
  •     Receive and check your visa information via our website.
  •     Contact you for reviewing your visa information
  •     Process your visa information into a visa application
  •     Submit your application on your behalf to Vietnam Immigration Department
  •     Notify you of the visa approval letter processing schedule via email
  •     Follow other procedures pursuant to the regulations of Immigration Department to get Vietnam Visa approval letter granted by Immigration Department
  •     Send the visa approval letter via email to you after 1-2 working day(s).
Cheapvietnamvisaonline.com offer lowest service fee, only $ 7,8 per person and service fee needs to be paid in full in advance to process the visa approval letter in 1 working day (urgent service) or 2 working days (normal service) and 4 working hours, 2 working hours(super urgent service).
Vietnam visa-on-arrival service:
Cost/Person (USD)
Standard Processing
1-4pax
5-9pax
10 upward
SingleEntry
1 Month
$7,8
$7
$6
3 Months
$13
$12
$11
Multiple Entry
1 Month
$9,5
$9
$8
3 Months
$40$39$38
 Currency: US Dollar /  Service fee Cost/pax
Urgent Visa:
2 working hours: extra $37/person
4 working hours: extra $15/person
8 working hours: extra $7/person
Vietnam Visa Fees
2. Stamping fee
Stamping fee is the fee you pay directly to Immigration Officers in cash (in USD or VND) (at Immigration Desk/Counter) at your arrival airport in Vietnam to have visa stamped onto your passport. The fee is collected by the Immigration Officers and compulsory for all those who use visa on arrival method. See table below for details.
NOTIFICATION: New stamping fees come into effect from January 1, 2013.
45 USD for 1 month or 3 month single entry visa
65 USD for 1 month multiple entry visa (less than 30 days)
95 USD for 3 month multiple entry visa
The above stated stamping fee regime is pursuant to Circular No. 66/2009/TT-BTC dated March 30, 2009 prescribing the regime on collection, remittance, management and use of fees on passports, visas and papers granted to Vietnamese and foreigners on entry, exit, transit and residence in Vietnam and Circular No.190/2012/TT-BTC dated November 09, 2012 of the Ministry of Finance amending and supplementing the Circular No.66/2009/TT-BTC..

Thứ Năm, 23 tháng 7, 2015

2015 Vietnam Visa Updates

As of January 1, 2015 Vietnam will begin issuing five year visas and resident cards to foreign investors. In the past, foreign investors could only obtain one year visas and residency cards that lasted three years.
If you arrive in Vietnam on a specific Visa (e.g. tourist, business, etc), you cannot apply for a different type of Vietnam Visa while you are in the country. You must exit the country in order to be considered for a different type of Visa.
Foreigners visiting economic zone along the border and special administration and economic zones will no longer require a visa.
People from countries that enjoy a unilateral visa exemption can visit Vietnam an unlimited number of times. However, they can only visit the country at least 30 days after the preceding visit.
Vietnamese immigration officers at border gates will be able to issue visas to citizens of countries that lack a Vietnamese consular presence, those traveling the region, those who have booked tours with international tourism agencies and those entering Vietnam to visit seriously ill relatives or attend a family funeral.
It is now possible for foreigners to be granted permanent residency which will be granted by the Minister of Public Security.
The procedures for issuing temporary residency cards have been simplified and extended the permission from three to five years.