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How to get Vietnam visa in India ?


India and Vietnam keeps developing their strong bilateral relation since 2nd Century. Nowadays, the governments are opening up simple immigration procedure and legal regulation in order to promote the relationship between 2 governments as well as their citizens. At present, Indian citizen can easily get Vietnam visa in different ways with simple procedure and much lower cost. In this article, we will go in detail how to get Vietnam visa in India.

1. Get Vietnam visa at Vietnam Embassy/Consulate in India 


Traditionally, for any Indian who wants to travel to Vietnam for any kinds of purpose, they are required to contact Vietnam Embassy/ Consulate to apply for Vietnam visa. And as you know, India is a huge country, getting a Vietnam visa at Vietnam Embassy require them to travel for such a long distance which is not only so tiring but also waste of money. This is especially inconvenient for people who have busy working schedule. For many urgent cases, their trip or their business may be cancelled because of not having the Vietnam visa in time. Realizing these obstacles, Vietnam government gradually eases their Immigration regulation in order to pave the easy way for Indian businessmen and Indian tourists to visit Vietnam. Vietnam visa on arrival was born to serve that elevated purpose.

2.      Get Vietnam visa on arrival


When they mention Vietnam visa on arrival, it does not mean that you just simply collect your Vietnam visa stamped upon arrival without doing anything beforehand. In order to get Vietnam visa on arrival, one must make sure that he is taking a plane to Vietnam. He first needs to submit a Vietnam visa on arrival request online; he pays for Vietnam visa service fee to be able to get a Vietnam visa approval letter issued. He then takes a copy of the visa letter to check in the flight. Upon arrival, he will get his Vietnam visa stamped on the passport. It is so simple, isn't it?


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3.      Vietnam E-visa for Indian


By the end of 2017, after witnessing rapid development in economy, science and tourism between Vietnam and India, Vietnam decide to give a special offer to Indian citizen that is Vietnam E-visa for Indian. Only a few of countries are eligible for getting this type of visa. It is so simple and cost saving, applicants just need to submit the visa request online at the website of Vietnam Immigration and pay for service fee to collect an approval form online. These travelers then travel to Vietnam and collect Vietnam visa stamped on their passport without paying for any other fees.

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