There are several types of visas available for travel to Vietnam: - Tourist visas allow one month stays and can be extended once for 30 additional days. Multiple entry visas are required for longer stays or re-entering Vietnam from neighboring countries. - Business visas are valid for three to six months with single or multiple entries and work permission. They can be obtained after arriving on a tourist visa. - Student visas are usually arranged after arrival by enrolling in language courses and applying to change visa status with an agency's help. - Tourist visa extensions are inexpensive but bureaucractic to obtain directly; agencies simplify the process. Only one 30-day extension is allowed. - Re

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TYPES OF VISA TO VIETNAM
Tourist visa: (short staying time) It's what you need to enter Vietnam! Available one-month
single-entry visa (stay in Vietnam maximum one month). Tourist visa may be extended one time
for 30 days after your arrival in Vietnam. If you plan to spend more than one month in Vietnam,
or if you plan to exit Vietnam and re-enter from Cambodia, Laos or China, you will need a one-
month or three-month multiple-entry visa with the approval from local agents.
Business Visas: Business visa is usually valid for three or six months, allow single entry or
multiple entries and the right to work. Getting a business visa has now become cheap and easy,
although prices are about double those of a tourist visa. It is generally easier to apply for a
business visa once in Vietnam, after having arrived on a tourist visa.
Student visas: A student visa is usually arranged after your arrival. It's acceptable to enter
Vietnam on a tourist visa, enrol in a Vietnamese language course and then apply at the
immigration police for a change in status. In reality, the easiest way to do it is to contact a travel
company and have them help you make the application.
Visa Extensions:If you've got the dollars, they've got the rubber stamp. Tourist-visa extensions
cost as little US$10, but it is easier to pay more and sort this out through a travel agency. Getting
the stamp yourself can be a bureaucratic nightmare. The procedure takes two or three days and
you can only extend one time for 30 days. In theory you should be able to extend your visa in
any provincial capital. In practice it goes smoothest in major cities, such as HCMC, Hanoi,
Danang and Hue, which cater to mass tourism.
Re-Entry Visas:It's possible to enter Cambodia, Laos or any other country from Vietnam and
then re- enter without having to apply for another visa. However, you must apply for a re-entry
visa before you leave Vietnam. If you do not have a re-entry visa, you will have to go through
the whole Vietnamese visa nonsense again. Re-entry visas are easiest to arrange in Hanoi or
HCMC, but you will almost certainly have to ask a travel agent to do the paperwork for you.
Travel agents charge about US$25 for this service and can complete the procedure in a day or
two.
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