All UK passport holders travelling for tourism or business can enter Vietnam for a maximum of 15 days without a visa. To get free visa, you just use your passport and visit Vietnam.

Citizens of Hong Kong must have a visa to visit Vietnam. As you know, you have two ways to apply for Vietnam Visa.

Vietnam is growing in popularity as a holiday destination among Chinese citizens, from those in need of a short break to backpackers planning a trek around the nation. However, Chinese citizens need to obtain a visa to enter Vietnam either through an embassy or by applying for a visa on arrival.

All French citizens can enter Vietnam without a visa for a maximum of 15 days for both tourism and business purpose.  To get a free visa, you can just show your passport and enter Vietnam.

Citizens of the United States must have a visa to visit Vietnam. But, if you are an APEC business travel card holder or planning to visit Phu Quoc Island, you do not need a visa.

Citizens of Australia must have a visa to visit Vietnam. They are three methods to apply for a visa.

Except the APEC business travel card holders, and the 30 days Phu Quoc island travellers, there is no visa exemption to Moldova citizens. As a Moldova citizen, you must have a visa to visit Vietnam.

If you are a citizen of San Marino and planning to go to Vietnam, you can apply for Vietnam visa via embassy or apply for a visa on arrival. Even though you feel it safe to apply via the Vietnam embassy, it is easy to apply for a visa on arrival.

The Vietnamese authorities have made it so easy for anyone around the world to get a visa. You do not have to wait in long lines or spend lots of money to acquire a visa.

Are you planning to Vietnam any time soon? Good decision, indeed! With so many tourist spots to enjoy and the friendly, welcoming culture that the country possesses, there’s no reason to not visit this country. The Vietnamese government offers different types of visas for people intending to visit the country for different reasons.