Self-driving tour from Guangdong to Vietnam Introduction to self-driving tour to Vietnam

1. How to travel to Vietnam by car

You need to go through the following procedures:

1. Passport

2. You need to apply for a temporary Transit

The application shall state the reason for transit, time, destination, vehicle model, displacement, copies of various certificates, and certificates from the public security department of the place of residence.

3. Temporary license plates and Vietnamese entry license plates are required in Vietnam.

Tourists who drive in Vietnam must also abide by local traffic regulations. Vehicle owners will also be penalized if violated.

Extended information:

Chinese citizens holding valid ordinary passports must apply for a visa in advance to enter, leave or transit Vietnam, or apply for approval and receive a visa on arrival at the airport.

Chinese citizens who want to go to Vietnam must obtain a Vietnamese visa. They can go to the Vietnamese Consulate in China in person. The process is as follows:

1. Prepare the required materials

2. Submit the materials to the nearest consulate.

3. Obtain a passport (visa): International travel agencies or outbound tour groups with outbound qualifications can apply for overseas visas. The procedure is relatively simple. Just provide the original passport and two small blue or white color photos; it can be checked out within 3 working days.

2. How to travel to Vietnam by car

You need to go through the following procedures:

1. Passport

2. You need to apply for temporary transit

The application must state the reason for transit, time, destination, vehicle model, displacement, copies of various certificates, and certificates from the public security department of the place of residence.

3. Temporary license plates and Vietnamese entry license plates are required in Vietnam.

Tourists who drive in Vietnam must also abide by local traffic regulations. Vehicle owners will also be penalized if violated.

Extended information:

Vietnam travel precautions

When Chinese citizens can leave the country, each person is not allowed to carry more than 20,000 yuan.

The Chinese government stipulates that Chinese citizens are strictly prohibited from participating in gambling and pilgrimage abroad.

Comply with my country’s entry and exit regulations and strictly enforce group exit and group entry.

Animals and plants that have not been quarantined are not allowed to enter or exit the country.

Be sure to pay attention to safety. Don't leave the team alone and go out in groups. It's best not to buy things from vendors.

The diameter of mahogany carvings can be no more than 80 centimeters.

Language: Vietnamese is the local official language. English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Chaozhou can also be spoken in South Vietnam.

Currency value: The currency unit of Vietnam is Vietnamese Dong, and 1 RMB is equivalent to approximately 2,900 Vietnamese Dong (the exchange rate varies every day). If used, you can exchange it with the tour guide or group leader.

Climate: North Vietnam has a subtropical monsoon climate: about 15-20 in winter and 28-36 in summer. Summer is easily affected by typhoons. When a typhoon comes, the Halong Bay Maritime Department will close the sea, making it impossible to visit Halong Bay. South Vietnam is a tropical country with a rainy season from May to September and a dry season from October to April. The average annual temperature is about 29 degrees Celsius, so visitors are asked to bring their own mosquito repellent.

Clothing: All clothing should be casual in summer, including a sun hat and sunglasses.

Dining: Our company carefully selects restaurants and dishes for guests to enjoy, and maintains good hygiene. If your stomach is not good or you are not acclimatized, please bring your own stomach medicine. In addition, the water quality is poor, so please do not drink it raw. If the taste of local food is not to everyone's taste, try local dishes.

3. What is the best way to travel to Vietnam by car?

When traveling to Vietnam by car, the driver must bring the original ID card, driver's license and driver's license. There are many speed zones in Vietnam and police car checks are common. Generally, the speed of small cars is 80 kilometers per hour, and the speed of large cars is 60 kilometers per hour. The following procedures are required:

1. Passport

2. You need to apply for temporary transit. The application must state the reason, time, destination, vehicle model, displacement, copies of various certificates, and certificates from the public security department of the place of residence.

3. Temporary license plates and Vietnamese entry license plates are required in Vietnam.

Self-driving tourists in Vietnam must also abide by local traffic regulations. Vehicle owners will also be penalized if violated. Notes on traveling in Vietnam: When Chinese citizens can leave the country, each person is not allowed to carry more than 20,000 yuan. The Chinese government stipulates that Chinese citizens are strictly prohibited from participating in gambling and pilgrimage abroad. Comply with my country's entry and exit regulations and strictly enforce group exit and group entry. Animals and plants that have not been quarantined are not allowed to enter or exit the country. Be sure to pay attention to safety, don't leave the group alone, go out in groups, and it's best not to buy things from vendors. Redwood carvings can be no larger than 80 cm in diameter. Language: Vietnamese is the local official language. English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Teochew are also spoken in South Vietnam. Currency value: The currency unit of Vietnam is Vietnamese Dong, and 1 RMB is equivalent to approximately 2,900 Vietnamese Dong (the exchange rate varies every day). If used, you can exchange it with the tour guide or group leader. Climate: North Vietnam has a subtropical monsoon climate: about 15-20 in winter and 28-36 in summer. Summer is easily affected by typhoons. When a typhoon comes, the Halong Bay Maritime Department will close the sea, making it impossible to visit Halong Bay. South Vietnam is a tropical country with a rainy season from May to September and a dry season from October to April. The average annual temperature is about 29 degrees Celsius, so visitors are asked to bring their own mosquito repellent.

4. What is the cheapest way to travel to Vietnam by car?

Private cars can currently not enter Vietnam. I live in Dongxing City, Guangxi, which is only separated from Vietnam by a river. Just across the bridge is Vietnam. I travel to Vietnam frequently. It's obvious. It depends on where you are. Guangxi used to be Vietnam and it’s easy to get through customs. One of my colleagues traveled to Vietnam last year with my friend. A friend of mine was traveling to Vietnam by bicycle in Guangxi, but the border guard let him pass. Just have a visa and passport! ~~~~

~If you have a private car, you can use it unless there is a special purpose, such as a new car for an exhibition or something. Cars from ASEAN countries can enter Vietnam.

Fonts used to have two paths. The road is being built now, so you can only go one way. If you drive from Dali Road to Jiangwei, Shangguan Town, you can cross Huanhai Road to Shuanglang Village, which is opposite Nanzhao Customs Island, such as Shuangdao Hotel.

If you take the bus to Xiaguan North Station, just take the bus at Shuanglang!

5. How to get to Vietnam

It is very troublesome to drive to Vietnam alone. You need to apply for an international driving license. Currently, Vietnam has three land exit ports: Yunnan Hekou, Guangxi Pijing and Beihai Dongxing. It’s better to sign up for a trip to Vietnam. Passport packages are the lowest cost. There is a detailed introduction on Beihai 58 Travel website. You can go and take a look.

6. Self-driving strategy to Vietnam

Recently departed from Pingxiang Port in Guangxi. Take the law upstairs. There is a Vietnam Expressway (equivalent to our county-level highway) after exiting the country. Follow it. About four hours. The speed limit seems to be 40 kilometers.

7. How to drive to Vietnam

The China-Myanmar Railway is about to be completed, with 130 kilometers left before construction starts. The entire railway line runs from Kunming, Yunnan to Yangon, Myanmar, with a total length of 1,920 kilometers and 690 kilometers in China. It is divided into two parts: Kunming to Dali and Dali to Ruili. Kunming-Dalian Railway takes the Kunchu Line and has been put into operation. The section from Dali to Ruili needs to open the Gaoligong Mountain Tunnel, which is under construction.

Passing through Kunming - Dali, Baoshan, Ruili Muse - Lashio, Mandalay - Yangon and other urban areas.