Vietnam Visa Changes in 2023

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If you plan to travel to Vietnam and want to know the latest Vietnam Visa news for 2023, we have exciting news for you! It is great news for expats who want to live in Vietnam and explore its beauty. From historic places to magnificent landscapes across Vietnam. Let’s dive into this topic!

Current Vietnam Visa rules

As you might know, the Vietnam e-visa is only available for a list of 80 countries and valid for 30 days. And the visa exemption policy is available for 13 countries, but DOES NOT INCLUDE the United States.

When will the rules change?

In January, officials discussed possible changes to Vietnam’s visa policies to create favorable conditions for foreigners to enter the country. They proposed visa exemptions on arrival for more nationalities and an extension of the e-visa program. These changes aim to facilitate longer stays for expats to live in Vietnam.

General To Lam, Minister of Public Security, signed the proposal on behalf of the Government. It has been submitted to the National Assembly for the 5th joint resolution in Hanoi, which will take place next May

What are the changes to Vietnam visa policies?

Check out this video as we will discuss Vietnam visa policies in detail in 2023. You definitely don’t want to miss it!

Learn more about Vietnam

We made many videos about expat life in Vietnam, from culture to business and even how to invest in Vietnam! Check out our YouTube channel for more Vietnam news. But if you want to apply for your Vietnam e-visa, feel free to contact us.  We can help you get your Vietnam e-visa approved!

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William Dos Santos has developed and operated multiple businesses across the world over the past ten years and brings a diverse international business and marketing expertise to the team and, passion to each project he works on. He earned a double Master’s degree in International Business Administration from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, California, and Master’s degree in teaching.

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2 Responses

  1. Written by Tan Nguyen

    My wife and I are both oversea Vietnamese now US citizens, along with our American born daughter are interested in obtaining 5 year VN Visa, Does your office handle this application service ? Let us know the requirement, timeline and cost. Thanks

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    1. Written by William Dos Santos

      Yes, our law firm can help obtain 5-year visa exemptions for family members. But, if you are Vietnamese descents, getting a Vietnam Passport is a viable option, as you won’t need to apply for any visa and can enjoy the same privileges as locals do. Please send us an email and our team will be happy to help.

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