Vietnam Visa?

Tourist visa can only be obtained in Vietnamese embassies, consulates abroad. Otherwise, you can get a visa at the border gates if you are invitees of some Vietnamese competent organs or you are travelling on a package tour organized by Vietnamese travel companies. To apply for a visa, the requirements are as follows:
* Entry permit form (which can vary from one Vietnamese embassies or consulate abroad to another) - There are two categories of this form: for foreigners and for Vietnamese overseas.
* Two photos (4cmx6cm or 3cmx4cm)
* Original passport
* Visa fee.
You should send your application and photos to a Vietnamese embassy or consulate abroad, which is most convenient to you. On your requirement, the reply will be returned by post (you must provide stamped envelopes with your name and address).
It is easier to get your visa from a Vietnamese travel agency. The necessary information to the travel agency includes:
* Full name
* Birthday and place of birth
* Nationality
* Job
* Number of your passport
* Entry and exit dates
* Country you plan to receive your entry visa from the Vietnamese embassies or consulates

Vietnamese overseas are required to provide more information:
* Year and reason to leave Vietnam
* Leave Vietnam by means
* Full names and addresses of relations in Vietnam

Visa exemption:
- Viet Kieu ( Over sea Vietnamese)
- Not more than 30 days: for citizens of Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Laos.
-Not more than 15 days: for citizens of Japan and South Korea, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland.
(Vietnamese diplomatic and official passport holders are exempted from visa requirements to enter Japan).
- French citizens holding valid diplomatic passports are exempted from visa requirements when visiting Vietnam and are allowed to stay for up 3 months at one time or on several visits within six months since their first immigration dates. Vietnamese citizens holding valid diplomatic passports also enjoy similar privileges.
- Citizens of Chile and Vietnam holding valid diplomatic or official passports from one of the two countries are exempted from needing entry, exit and transit visas in the other's territory and are allowed to stay for up 60 days on each visit.

All other citizens are required to have a Vietnamese visa before departure or a pre-approved entry visa supplied before arrival in Vietnam by your Vietnam Immigration Office.

How to apply for a visa to Vietnam? There are 2 ways to get your visa to Vietnam:
Get your visa at the country you are living
Please contact the visa section at the Vietnam Embassies and Consulates in the country you are living.
Documents: Passport of 6 months’ validity; visa application forms; and probably some others required by the embassy or consulate. Visa forms are available by getting directly at the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in your country or by sending there, a stamped, self-addressed envelope addressed.
Fees: vary from embassy to embassy.
Duration: It will take between 4 to 10 days depending on your country of origin.

Get your visa upon arrival in Vietnam
Asiana Travel Mate as your local tour operator, we will send you the letter of visa Approval by Vietnam Immigration Office right in Vietnam, and when you enter Vietnam by air/land you will be given a stamp on your passport – it is all done within 15 minutes.
How long: Normally it takes 2 to 4 days to complete from when we receive your information.
How much it costs: This depends on number of people you are traveling together, please email our travel consultant on the time you request your tour.

Visa Duration Valid: 30 days to stay in Vietnam, you can extend once you are here. However if your tour in and out Vietnam few time please note us to get multiple visa as this will save time and money.
Documents: Please send us a complete copy of your passport via email of Full name; Date of birth; Gender; Nationality; Passport numbers; Passport Expired date; Your arrival day to Vietnam.
Attention please: Visa upon arrival can only be arranged when you enter Vietnam both by Air or land but it is important we are inform which one exactly ahead.

For more information please email our Sales Advisors !

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Travel Philippines Visa Questions

If you are visitors entering to Mexico, native from Germany, Andorre, Argentine, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Chile, South Korea, Costa Rica, Denmark, Slovenia, Spain, United States of america, Finland, France, United Kingdom, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Japon, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Monaco, Norway, New Zealand, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, San Marino, Singapore, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Uruguay and Venezuela, you will need the following documentation :

IIdentification with a photograph (Driver’s License)
Corresponding Visa – if necessary
Passport
Tourist Migratory Form:
* It can be obtained at Mexican embassies and consulates
* It is valid for 90 days
* It may be renewed, if necessary

Tourist Permits are valid up to 180 days and can be obtained through the airline company or at the border, by presenting proof of citizenship.

The visitors who are here for business purposes should take into account that since NAFTA was signed, the Mexican government requires instead of the tourist migratory form, a document known as an F.M.N. that can be obtained at any Mexican Consulate free of charge.

Visitors from the United States and Canada do not require a visa; nevertheless, they should show proof of their citizenship (Passport expired not more than 5 years or a Birth Certificate).
Your first contact with Mexico will be the migration office, in where the passports and cards of tourist are reviewed. All the travellers are authorized to introduce to the country equivalent to 300 dollars American in merchandise in addition to their personal, sport luggage or photographic equipment. The articles that exceed this amount and up to 1000 dollars will have to pay a tax of the 32.8%.

What's the best way to carry money (NZ$) when traveling in the Philippines?

Okay, I am planning to go to the Philippines next year. But my problem is carrying the money because I am not sure if something in the Philippines converts money form New Zealand dollars to Peso. I have a Westpac Visa Debit Card but I am not really sure if everything will work fine. I dont want to screw this up.

Just bring your NZD but it depends on how much? Just keep them in your pocket and exchange in peso in any of the SM Malls. They are everywhere. USD10K is the maximum allowable amount to be brought to the Philippines.

If you got Cirrus/Maestro, you can withdraw from ATMs anywhere.

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