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Vietnam Multiple-Entry Visas
A Vietnam multiple entry visa is a type of travel permit that allows foreign nationals to make more than one trip to the country. Travelers who plan to enter Vietnam on multiple occasions, such as frequent business travelers and backpackers touring Southeast Asia, may wish to apply for a multiple-entry visa. | |
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Vietnam Work Permit for Foreigners
Foreigners need permission to work in Vietnam. Depending on how long they will stay, and the type of work, foreign employees in Vietnam require one of the following documents: | |
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Travel to Vietnam during Tet New Year
Tet Nguyen Dan, commonly known as Tet, is the festival that welcomes the arrival of the Lunar New Year in Vietnam. Tet is one of the most important public holidays in Vietnam and a great time for tourists to visit the country. | |
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Phu Quoc Island Visa Exemption
All foreign nationals can travel to Phú Quốc Island without a visa for up to 30 days. The island was named a Special Economic Zone in 2005 and since then travelers have been able to visit Phu Quoc visa-free. | |
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Vietnam customs regulations and entry restrictions
Vietnam’s import regulations outline what items must be declared, which have limits on the amount that can be brought into the country, and which are prohibited entirely. | |
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Gap Year Travel in Vietnam
Taking a year out from study or work to travel abroad is an enriching and often life-changing experience. With the coronavirus pandemic having an impact on jobs and higher education, now could be the perfect time for a sabbatical. | |
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Vietnam’s Public Holidays
How many public holidays are there in Vietnam? Overall, there are 10 public holidays in Vietnam each year. The government decided to increase the number from 8 in 2007 by adding the Hung King Commemoration, taking the amount very close to the global average of 11. | |
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A Traveler’s Guide to Ha Long Bay
Halong Bay’s scenery and impressive range of biodiversity led to it being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, and it has become a must-see destination when traveling northern Vietnam. | |
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Checking Vietnam eVisa Status
Million of foreign travelers apply for a Vietnam eVisa every year and receive approval for the country quickly and without any problems. However, many applicants are not entirely sure how to check the status of an application while it is still being processed. | |
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Da Nang Travel Guide and Advice for Tourists
Da Nang is a major city in Vietnam and the fifth-largest in terms of population. Da Nang sits on the east coast and is a transition place between the north and south of the country. | |
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