Under new normal conditions, Vietnam will stop applying restrictive measures on visa issuance and implement the same as before the epidemic, including electronic visa issuance, unilateral and bilateral visa exemption from March 15. . This is considered a positive move, marking the return of Vietnam's tourism industry after the epidemic.
Accordingly, Vietnam is resuming a bilateral visa-free policy, and at the same time, harsh staffing and quarantine needs - which have been criticized for being too strict, cumbersome and can prevent tourists from entering the country. Foreign calendar - in local has now been removed. From March 15, Vietnam also continues to unilaterally exempt visas for visitors from 13 countries and territories including: Belarus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Russia, Korea, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
Up to now, Vietnam's COVID-19 vaccination certificate, also known as Vietnam's "vaccine passport", has been officially recognized by: Japan, USA, UK, Australia, India, Belarus , Cambodia, Philippines, Palestine, Maldives, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Turkey and Singapore (15 countries and regions). On the contrary, Vietnam has also officially recognized vaccine certificates and/or COVID-19 revocation documents from 79 countries and territories - certifications that have been approved by foreign ministries or their representative agencies. they in Vietnam informed the Government.
Vietnam's visa exemption for foreigners under new normal conditions not only creates favorable conditions for tourism activities to resume, but also aims to promote international exchanges and create opportunities for foreigners to enter the country. Vietnam to study, work, do business,…
