Vietnam Visa Extention

by Guest Post & Amelia Curran July 5, 2016

Good news for British travellers, Vietnam has extended its visa exemption for another year.

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We’re very happy to hear that the Ministry of Tourism has continued to waive the need for visas when travelling to Vietnam. Now, you can stay for 15 days until 30th June 2017 without a visa for a single entry into the country.

Unfortunately if you have already obtained a physical visa stamped in your passport there is no refund available. If you have obtained a Visa On Arrival letter through us then do speak to your consultant about whether a refund is available.

Vietnam expert Lauren says, “It is good news, visas can be a hassle and deter people from going to a country. Hopefully this will encourage people to travel to Vietnam.”

See our top 3 holidays to Vietnam here:

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Guest posts on the Experience Travel Group blog are articles written by the wider ETG community, rather than a member of the immediate team. It might be one of our travellers, a journalist, a partner in Asia or anyone else that has an inspiring story to share.

Amelia Curran

Amelia is the Content Editor at ETG. Her interest in travel was piqued when she travelled to India aged 13 and, after studying English Literature at university, she headed to Central America and Japan. At ETG, she has found a role that combines her love of writing and travel, managing the company tone of voice, blog and newsletter, as well as creating guides to Asia, videos and more. Since joining the team in 2017, she has spotted orangutans in Borneo, explored rural northern Thailand and fallen head over heels for Sri Lankan cuisine. She is currently working remotely from Marseille, enjoying la vie française and eating more cheese than health or good sense would recommend.

Vietnam Visa Extention

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