When is the Vietnamese tourist visa open?

On the afternoon of March 8, at the working meeting of the headquarters of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Viet Nam, entrusted by the Ambassador of China to Viet Nam, Counselor Peng Shituan informed the China government of its decision to include Viet Nam in the second phase (from March 15, 2023).

Earlier, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced that it would resume group outbound tourism activities in 20 countries on February 6, which is the first stage (the first batch) of resuming group outbound tourism, including 7 ASEAN countries, but excluding Viet Nam. After the news spread in Vietnam, it was like exploding the pot. Vietnamese tourism enterprises are very surprised and disappointed. They wanted to meet a large number of tourists from China immediately to make up for the losses during the epidemic and put their business on the right track, but they failed to do so.

Later, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Vietnam submitted a document to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of China, suggesting that Vietnam be included in the list of countries for outbound tourism of pilot groups as soon as possible, so as to create convenient conditions for both sides to resume tourism.

Vietnam tourist visa processing strategy Going to Vietnam, visa processing is a particularly simple matter. Because Vietnam's visa refusal rate is almost zero. You can get it in three or five working days at the earliest, and the tourist visa is valid for 30 days. If there is no consulate in your city, you can find a qualified travel agency to do it for you.

Vietnamese visas are divided into single entry and multiple entry. For a single round-trip visa, you can get an individual tourist visa valid for 30 days, which takes 7- 10 working days to process, plus 3-5 working days urgently needed.