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Visa to Enter Vietnam

By Mike n Huong in Asia: East and Pacific

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ScottThuy   140

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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your other alternatives are

1. Get a loose-leaf visa where they give you a piece of paper (you don't have to send in your passport)

2. Apply for a visa in VN for $25-30 bucks..I believe Mr. Saigon did this for his last trip?? Search the forums...he also posted the website he used...all you need when you go over there is a confirmation number if you use this method.

As for the fees VN embassy charges for a visa it's different depending on who calls and what your nationality is!! Seriously...I think one time I called it was $130...I called back and told them I was Vietnamese and they told me $30...

130 is for 90 day multiple re-entry..

I have sent my passport several times as well and as long as it is sent with a reliable courier with delivery confirmation tracking etc.. there should be no problem.... I would not send it first class mail 4 sure...

Its easiest to call the consulate in DC to get whatever questions you have answered right away... I usually have gotten through the first few times calling... the info provided is not always reliable as Linda stated...

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WeatherEmperor   21

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Awesome! Thanks guys. I will give the DC consulate a phone call this week. I will probably just send my passport to them because I see that some of you have already done so without problem. Thanks much! :)

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