Vietnam Visa On Arrival Service Of Greenvisa Now Enables Foreigners To Apply For Vietnam Visa With Ease
Nov 3, 2017
Recently, Vietnam’s tourism sector has seen a considerable growth in the number of foreign tourists, which also leads to the increase of visa demand. Therefore, a new visa policy of Vietnam was released to simplify the application process for the convenience of foreign visitors.
November 3, 2017 / / —
Thanks to this policy, visitors now can obtain a visa more simply with a trustworthy Vietnam visa on arrival service such as Green Travel Universal - a company specializing in processing visa on arrival with ten-year experience. This visa type is suitable for those who do not want to spend too much time going back and forth to the embassy so many time or even if there is no Vietnam Embassy in their living country.
To apply for a Vietnam visa, tourists should take note some requirements which they must sastify when making a visa application. For example, their passport must have at least six months of validity and two empty pages for stamping visa. However, unless the passport have blank page, tourists can obtain the loose-leaf visa as the substitute. Also, travelers should prepare two passport-sized photos taken within six months in advance to avoid wasting money in taking new ones at the airport. In addition, they should keep in mind that visa on arrival is just applicable for those entering Vietnam by airway.
After having all the required documents, tourists just have to submit a visa application online on the official site of Greenvisa. When Vietnam on arrival visa fee is paid, the application is completed and there is no problem with the personal information provided, Green Travel Universal team will automatically send a visa on arrival Vietnam approval letter via their email. This letter should be checked thoroughly and brought along with the tourists all the time. When arriving at one of the four international airports, they first need to reach the Vietnam Immigration Department, fill in the entry and exit form, and show the letter along with some relevant documents to the officers for getting the visa stamp. Since the Immigration will only accept cash in VND or USD for the stamping fee, tourists should prepare some money beforehand so as not to go around the airport to find the ATM.
Aside from the benefits of visa on arrival for Vietnam that foreigners can obtain such as fast-processing time and reasonable visa fee, VOA also comes with a minor drawback. Travelers are required to wait for about 30 minutes or more in line at the Vietnam visa on arrival counter, not to mention in the peak season, the waiting time may be longer. Therefore, if anyone who gets sick of waiting or those who come along with their kids, they are advised to sign up for the fast track service to obtain a visa without queuing in line for a long while.
In conclusion, Vietnam on arrival visa is still a good method and prior option for foreign travelers when they have a plan to go into Vietnam. For more details about the Vietnam visa, tourists can learn at Greenvisa offical site.
Contact Info:
Name: William S. Looney
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Green Travel Universal CO., LTD.
Phone: +18882381966
For more information, please visit https://greenvisa.io
Source:
Release ID: 256436
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