Since March 22, 2020, Vietnam has suspended the entry of foreign tourists from all countries to limit the spread of the Covid-19 virus. Recently, Vietnam has banned flights coming from countries that have been recorded to have the new Covid-19 variants, including the UK and South Africa.

Vietnam offers different kinds of visas to foreign visitors and one of these is the visa on arrival. As the name says, this is the type of visa that you will get on arrival in Vietnam.

Vietnam is a great option for tourists who wanted to experience a one-of-a-kind adventure. From sunny beaches to vibrant cultural and historical attractions, Vietnam is truly a rewarding destination.

If you are from Cambodia and you are thinking of visiting Vietnam during this time, it’s important to know that there are requirements that you need to prepare beforehand. Also, Vietnam will only allow the entry of visitors who are visiting for essential reasons.

After closing its borders to prevent the spread of Covid-19, the Government of Vietnam is now allowing the entry of foreign visitors coming from countries with low infection rates, such as South Korea. But not all visitors will be eligible to enter at the moment.

As countries around the world continue to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam is slowly relaxing its border controls and have started allowing foreign nationals to enter the country. For now, Vietnamese authorities will only allow those coming from its neighboring countries with low Covid-19 cases, such as Laos.

Quá trình đi chứng giấy tờ, xin hồ sơ biểu mẫu, rồi nộp hồ sơ cũng tốn không ít thời gian nếu suông sẻ. Đó là chưa kể điệp khúc đường đông xe kẹt xe triền miên.

Vietnam is now slowly opening its borders but only to travelers who can help mitigate the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. And in order to prevent another wave of the pandemic, Vietnamese authorities will only permit the entry of foreigners coming from countries with low infection rates, such as China.

When the Covid-19 outbreak started, Vietnam immediately closed its borders to prevent the virus from further spreading into the country. Things are slowly going back to normal now but Vietnam is careful enough not to allow another wave of the outbreak to take place.

Vietnam shares a close trade relationship with Taiwan. In 2019, the bilateral trade between the two countries reached US$16 billion and this keeps on increasing year by year.