June 19, 20242 yr After encountering two payment failures in attempts to secure visa for Vietnam visit, I figured why not just go to embassy on Wireless Rd. I was informed on arrival, however, that embassies no longer process visas and e-visa is only option. Returned to room and my VN friend offfered to try it on his iPad. Apparently his fingers not fat like mine—and his mind much more adaptable to electronic age—and he managed to do it on first try. So my advice is do it in advance as much as possible and read and reread data before proceeding to next step. And be advised that VN immigration sends you only one email notice containing an application submission number. It does NOT send you email with visa attached. You need to keep logging on to its website to see if it ready to download. Cost about USD 25.
June 19, 20242 yr Visa requirements are exempted for citizens of the following countries: Federal Republic of Germany, Republic of France, Republic of Italy, Kingdom of Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Russian Federation, Japan, Republic of Korea, Kingdom of Denmark, Kingdom of Sweden, Kingdom of Norway, Republic of Finland Republic of Belarus with a temporary residence duration of 45 days from the date of entry, Resolution No. 128/NQ-CP, takes effect from August 15, 2023.
June 19, 20242 yr 3 hours ago, reader said: And be advised that VN immigration sends you only one email notice containing an application submission number. It does NOT send you email with visa attached. You need to keep logging on to its website to see if it ready to download. Cost about USD 25. This is exciting Reader. Where will you be going in Vietnam? Da Nang? if yes - I can give you some tips as Da Nang is a beautiful place....and so is nearby historic Hoi An.
June 19, 20242 yr Yes, Da nang, but just for three nights. Will be accompanied. I follow lead of the boys: tips much appreciated. 🙂
June 19, 20242 yr Danang: - Visit Hue, preferably in the evening (for the lanterns) - Marble Mountains (its a lot of steps, like the msg places in Soi 6, but you are used to it lol) - Ba Na Hills (it is an amusement park, but has also some nice gardens with flowers and that famous bridge resembling a hand) - go to My Son, if you like old architecture I have no experience of Danang City itself.
June 19, 20242 yr 44 minutes ago, 10tazione said: - Visit Hue, preferably in the evening (for the lanterns) This one should read - Hoi An - as that is the small Vietnam village that is famous for the lanterns - and it is only like 40 minutes away from Da Nang and is well worth it in my opinion. Hue is in the opposite direction and you would go there if you want to see Nguyen Dynasty Đại Nội Citadel. I went there with my Vietnam gay tour guide and it was an all day event. Since you will only have 3 days - you will need to choose wisely. Reader - I wrote about my April Da Nang trip here:
June 19, 20242 yr 18 minutes ago, bkkmfj2648 said: This one should read - Hoi An Yes, sorry, Hoi An i meant. Hue is maybe a bit far.
June 19, 20242 yr 13 hours ago, Moses said: Visa requirements are exempted for citizens of the following countries: Federal Republic of Germany, Republic of France, Republic of Italy, Kingdom of Spain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Russian Federation, Japan, Republic of Korea, Kingdom of Denmark, Kingdom of Sweden, Kingdom of Norway, Republic of Finland Republic of Belarus with a temporary residence duration of 45 days from the date of entry, Resolution No. 128/NQ-CP, takes effect from August 15, 2023. some people are more lucky than others
June 20, 20242 yr On 6/19/2024 at 7:33 PM, bkkmfj2648 said: This one should read - Hoi An - as that is the small Vietnam village that is famous for the lanterns - and it is only like 40 minutes away from Da Nang and is well worth it in my opinion. Hue is in the opposite direction and you would go there if you want to see Nguyen Dynasty Đại Nội Citadel. I went there with my Vietnam gay tour guide and it was an all day event. Since you will only have 3 days - you will need to choose wisely. Reader - I wrote about my April Da Nang trip here: Thanks for the leads. I’m passing this along to Vietnam friend who’ll be traveling with me.
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