Vietnam Visa FAQs - Visa Frequently Asked Questions

    11 . Can I apply for a Vietnam visa for a child without a separate passport?

    All tourists of any age need to have a valid passport for travel to Vietnam. For this reason, babies and kids are not permitted to travel to other countries or get visas with their parents’ travel documents.
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    12 . Can an eVisa be used to enter Vietnam through all border checkpoints?

    It’s easy to use the eVisa, though you are only allowed to use it at a small number of Vietnam’s entry points. You can use your eVisa to come into the country at 33 entry points, which include main airports such as Noi Bai (Hanoi), Tan Son Nhat (Ho Chi Minh City), Da Nang, and some land borders with Laos or Cambodia.
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    13 . What is the maximum duration of stay allowed with a Vietnam tourist visa?

    A Vietnam tourist visa generally allows for the standard length of stay of 15-90 days, depending on your nationality, the kind of visa received by you and the decision of Vietnamese immigration authorities. For a tourist visa, an entry of 30 days stay is given in most cases but there are also multiple-entry tourist visas given for 90 days to some countries.
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    14 . Can I cancel my visa if I decide not to use it?

    If you decide not to use your visa to Vietnam after obtaining it, cancellation may be possible in some cases, depending on the type of visa and how it was issued. While there is no formal eVisa cancellation process, you may choose not to use it. Informing the provider may help clarify your intention but is not mandatory.
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    15 . If my visa application is rejected, can I reapply?

    Yes, there are many reasons why your visa can be declined. Examples include inadequate paperwork, such as an unclear travel purpose, insufficient ties to your home country, or negative results from security checks. The first thing to do is for you to read the rejection notice or any other communication from the Vietnamese embassy or consulate to find out why your visa was rejected. The knowledge of the exact causes will assist you to develop a stronger application
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    16 . Is it safe to use Grab late at night in Vietnamese cities?

    Yes, people find using Grab during late-night hours in major Vietnamese cities to be secure because it offers better protection than casual street taxi or motorbike taxi selection. Grab offers multiple security features that ensure trustworthiness during nighttime travel for both local and international users.
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    17 . Can I use Grab if I don’t have a Vietnamese phone number or bank account?

    Yes, you can use Grab in Vietnam even if you don’t have a local phone number or Vietnamese bank account. This makes Grab a highly convenient option for international travelers visiting the country for short or long stays.
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    18 . Is Grab cheaper than traditional taxis in Vietnam?

    Yes, the fares of Grab tend to be more economical than conventional taxi services throughout Vietnam for brief commutes within Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Da Nang. Grab employs a pricing system which determines fares at the present time by using variables like the trip distance and current traffic and user demand statistics.
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    19 . Is the Ha Giang Loop dangerous?

    Yes and no. The Ha Giang Loop maintains its safety despite potential hazards which arise from unpreparedness or lack of experience along with unsafe conduct. The legendary motorbike loop runs through Vietnam's distant mountainous areas with its challenging turns and steep descents and tight mountain passes. The route is ridden safely by thousands of people yearly and it stands as a major attraction for most Vietnamese travelers.
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    20 . Can I visit Ha Giang and Sapa on the same trip?

    Yes, the journey between Ha Giang and Sapa is feasible during a single trip. These two destinations in northern Vietnam share the same features of breathtaking mountain landscapes alongside diverse ethnic traditions and extensive trekking possibilities. The different provincial locations require careful planning when visiting Ha Giang and Sapa because they lack a direct connection through a main highway.
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