Vietnam Visa and Travel News
Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security has confirmed that the digital arrival card system known as “Pre-arrival Information,” which has been tested since April 15, 2026, at Ho Chi Minh City’s international airport, will gradually be rolled out to other entry points across the country.
A digital arrival card is now required for travelers arriving in Vietnam, particularly at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam is expanding access to its territory by adding 41 new entry points compatible with the electronic visa (e-Visa), giving visitors more options for arriving in the country.
Starting August 15, 2025, citizens of twelve additional European countries will be able to travel to Vietnam visa-free for stays of up to 45 days. The Vietnamese government has just announced a major policy aimed at attracting more international visitors: starting August 15, 2025, citizens of twelve European countries will
Vietnam announces the renewal of its unilateral visa waiver policy for citizens of 12 countries until 2028. This measure is designed to boost the country’s tourist appeal and encourage international trade. In a strategic decision aimed at boosting its tourist appeal and diplomatic relations, the Vietnamese government has announced the
Starting November 11, 2024, international travelers to Vietnam will be able to apply for their electronic visa (e-Visa) through a new portal.
