Overall Reviews On Vietnam Business Visa And Vietnam Tourist Visa By Green Travel Universal
Nov 18, 2017
Vietnam has witnessed considerable growth in visitor numbers coming to the country for many years. The reasons given for entering Vietnam are various, but mainly for tourism and business. This is why Vietnam business visa and tourist visa come to be the most popular ones.
November 18, 2017 / / —
These two types of Vietnam visa share many similarities but sometimes have a distinct difference.
People should get a Vietnam tourist visa if their purposes of visit are for vacation, sightseeing or other tourism-related activities. On the other hand, business visa Vietnam is ideal for work-related activities such as doing research, lecturing, consulting, investment, etc. Both of them can be applied with single or multiple entries, but while the business visa for Vietnam is valid up to 1 year, the Vietnam tourist visa is valid from one month to three months.
In comparison with a tourist visa, Vietnam business visa requirements are considered to be harder to satisfy. Not only that, but the Vietnam business visa cost is also more expensive than the other. These are the reasons why many businessmen choose tourist visa Vietnam for their short business trip.
Foreigners who want to enter Vietnam can obtain these two main visa types directly at the Vietnam Embassy/Consulate or on arrival airport. By getting Vietnam visa at the embassy, applicants must drive to the closest embassy/consulate and fill in the Vietnam visa application form. In addition, they need to present their original passport with six months of validity, a passport photo attached and relevant documents. This step can be a little daunting for those who live far away from the embassy, or their country does not have any appropriate authority of Vietnam. In these cases, they have to send their crucial documents to the embassy address or travel to the Embassy of Vietnam in neighboring nations.
When the Vietnam visa application process is done with a successful payment, foreign applicants have to wait about five to seven working days for processing their visa.
This period of time may not be suitable for those who are in a rush; in that case, they can choose another alternative which is getting Vietnam visa on arrival. The process of this method will be more convenient since it can be completed entirely via the internet with just several steps. First, travelers need to fill in the application form at https://booking.greenvisa.io/ with accurate information and choose their type of visa as well as the purpose of visit. After making a payment, applicants will receive the Vietnam letter of approval via their email within two working days for standard service. Finally, at one of the four international airports in Vietnam, they must present the Vietnam approval letter and other required documents to the Immigration counter and pay the stamping fee in cash to get their Vietnam visa stamped.
For more detailed information about Vietnam tourist visa and business visa for Vietnam, concerned readers can visit the homepage of this agency at https://greenvisa.io/
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