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Visa requirements and visa exemption in Vietnam

Until 30.06.2021, nationals of the Federal Republic of Germany and the countries France, Great Britain, Italy, and Spain do not need a Vietnam visa for stays of up to 15 days - regardless of the purpose of their trip. Please note that entry is only possible if your passport has a validity period of at least 6 months upon arrival. In addition, there should be at least 30 days between each visa-free stay. However, this rule does not apply if the last entry was made with a valid visa.

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How do I get visas for a longer stay? What are the regulations for single or multiple entries? What visas are available overall? For this and further information on Vietnam's visa regulations, please refer to our overview of entry requirements. Please note that information on entry or visas to Vietnam may change at short notice. For the latest information, please refer to the respective visa type.

Types of visas for Vietnam

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Tourist visa

Business Visa

Visa on Arrival

For longer stays (more than 15 days) you generally need a visa. Vietnam distinguishes between visas for single and multiple entries and exits. For example, the tourist visa is valid for up to 15, 30, or a maximum of 90 days. With multiple entries, the visa can even be valid for up to one year. You can quickly and conveniently obtain the appropriate visa for your travel destinations through us. If you apply for such a visa through us, we will take care of the contact with the Vietnamese consulates.

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Visa application for Vietnam

In order to apply for a Vietnam visa, you are required to complete an official application form. This form is available as both an offline and online form. Please note that the processing time online is limited to a maximum of 15 minutes. The fully completed and printed application, along with other documents such as your passport, must be submitted to a consular department of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

In Germany, the Vietnamese Embassy in Berlin and the Vietnamese Consulate in Frankfurt are the official points of contact for visa matters. To obtain information on the required documents and application requirements, please navigate to the relevant visa category (e.g. Tourist Visa or Business Visa).

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Interesting facts about Vietnam

Socialist Republic of Vietnam - Data and Facts

Language: Vietnamese
Capital: Hanoi
Area: 331,690 km²
Population: 93,421,835
Currency: Dong
Telephone code: +84
Time zone: +7
License plate: VN
Climate: Divided; tropical monsoon climate in the north, tropical climate in the south
Important cities: Hanoi and the port city of Ho Chi Minh City
Since 1999, Vietnam has experienced a true tourism boom. Visitors flock to hotels, from backpackers to package tourists.
Visa: Vietnam requires a visa. You must have a valid visa upon entry, regardless of how many days you plan to stay in Vietnam.
Vietnam is a safe country. It thrives on tourism, so crimes against tourists are very rare. However, always keep an eye on your belongings.
The streets of Vietnam are chaotic. It's best not to drive yourself. Use official taxis and buses instead.

Sights in Vietnam

Hanoi: The capital is a real highlight! Old temple complexes, colonial buildings, traditional markets, and a vibrant nightlife that will enchant everyone. Be sure to spend several days experiencing this city.
The port city of Hoi An captivates with its dreamy setting of historical buildings. A beach invites you to simply relax in the sun.
Equally remarkable buildings from past times can be found in Hue. A large citadel was modeled after the Forbidden City. Since 1993, it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The economic center of Vietnam is located in Ho Chi Minh City. It is the country's largest city. Here too you will find temple complexes and colonial buildings. The city never sleeps at night, creating a pleasant hustle and bustle.
Another tourist hotspot is Nha Trang. Good infrastructure and numerous attractions make the city a must-see for Vietnam newcomers.
Cu Chi is an underground tunnel system. Once 248 kilometers of interconnected tunnels, today only a few meters remain. The rest has been filled in for safety reasons.
50 kilometers west of Hoi An lies My Son. The ruins date back to the 4th to 13th centuries. It is the most important Hindu cultural site from that period.
The city of Sapa is an ideal destination for trekking enthusiasts. Many days of hiking are possible here. Climb the highest peak in Vietnam.