According to the newly updated information from Vietnam Immigration Department (A18), 6-month visa (single/multiple) has not been issued since August 24, 2009. Vietnam Immigration only issues 3-month visa (single/multiple) as the longest one. Thus, instead of applying for 6-month visa, clients should apply for 3-month visa (as a longest one up to now). You only need to access our website at www.Vietnam-Visa .com and click 3months (single/multiple) visa in the online application form. Any questions about this can be sent to:
Local phone: 84.4.625.127.98
Hotline: 84.946.583.583 (24/24)
Email: support@Vietnam-visa.com.
Supporter: Jasmine Nguyen or Julia Nguyen
I hve 2 questions:
1. So as of right now, no one can extend/renew their visa for 6 months?
2. How about leaving the country when my current visa is expired and coming back with a brand new visa? Can I get a multiple entry 6 months?
Thank you!
To Jay,
I would like to answer your questions as follows:
1. Now, you can only renew or extend for 3 months visa.
2. If you leave Vietnam and then enter Vietnam again, you can apply for 3 month visa as the maximum duration of a visa to Vietnam is 3 months.
Regards,
Julia
So I’m confused, can I get the 3 months visa prior to entering Vietnam and then extending it while I’m there for another 3 months or how does this work?
Hi,
I have a few questions also:
- My friend holds Finnish citizenship (which means he can stay in Vietnam for 2 weeks without a visa) and he wants to go to Vietnam to stay, travel and look for a job. The Vietnamese embassy in Finland said that they only give out 1-month visas, so what should he do now? Can he go to Vietnam and then apply for some other papers there?
- I saw in Vietnam immigration website, a Vietnamese person or organisation can sponsor for a foreigner, so what kind of relation this person needs to have with the foreign so that she can be the sponsor?
Thanks a lot indeed. I really appreciate your help!
To Kate
You can apply online for visa 3 months if you stay longer than 1 month in Vietnam.
Kindly regards,
Bella Bui
Is a retirement visa available for Vietnam? I am an Australian citizen, and am looking into retiring in a SE Asian country, possibly Vietnam.
Answer to Ross:
Thank you for contacting us!
Please be kindly informed that there is no retirement visa in Vietnam. In your case, we recommend you to apply for a 3 month single/multiple entry, then we will assist you to extend it when it expires.
Kindly regards,
Anna Quach
Hello” How often can one renew a 3 monthly Visa? Is there a limit to it? Thank you
Answer to Rainer:
Thank you for contacting us!
Please be kindly informed that if you go out of Vietnam once your visa expires, you can re-apply for a new Vietnam visa as many time as you want. Other while, if you do not exit Vietnam, you can renew your visa once only.
Hopefully, this information will help you.
Kindly regards,
Anna Quach
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Hello,
I am a Viet Kieu with an U.S. passport. I am now in Vietnam. I have a 3 month single entry visa. I would like to renew it for another 3 months but multiple entry visa. Can I do this online at your website?
To Dan,
Please let us know some information as bellows:
-How many Vietnam visas have you had?
-Your current Vietnam visa expiration
-Is this the first time you extend your Viet nam visa?
-Your current address in Vietnam
Please send us the scan of your passport so that we can assist you at our best.
Kindly regards,
Nancy Whitney
Hi – I am wanting to come and stay in Vietnam for mid August to end of January 2012 … I have already been to Vietnam twice in the last 6 months for 1 week each time. (australian passport) I am imagining that this time I apply for a 3 month multiple entry visa (i am wanting to explore some of the surrounding countries whilst i am over there) and then either apply for an extension before that one expires or else leave the country and apply for another 3 month visa … is that correct? either way, just want to make sure I can spend the 6 months in Vietnam.
@ To Tori:
Thank you for contacting us!
You are really well-understood about Vietnam visa! We would like to confirm that your information is correct. Please do not worry at all.
Kind regards,
Anna Quach
Hi, just to check i haven’t misunderstood, I am going to be coming to Vietnam as part of my gap year in November. I will then be staying for three months before travelling to Australia and then I’ll be going back to Vietnam for three months. So would it be possible to apply for both 3 month mvisas in the UK before leaving or do I need to get one now and one after the first three months are up? Thankyou!
Dear Charlotte,
You can apply two different visa applications for your entries in November and February at the same time. Just to be sure that your plans have been in scheduled to avoid any changes in arrival dates outside valid period approved in visa approval letter.
Kindly regards,
Bella Bui