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  • MTT
    Free Member

    A long shot but here goes…

    Im going to Vietnam in December and need to organise a Visa on Arrival.

    Can anyone recommend a reputable agent, there seem to be a few dodgy ones out there and most general advice forums moderate links to agents.

    We’ve heard it’s a minefield so any advice appreciated.

    Thanks

    makecoldplayhistory
    Free Member

    5 years ago a visa on arrival meant handing over ~$30 and your passport.

    Just sent a friend this message. She’s gone to HMC for the week. I’ll let you know if it really is VoA or not.

    TheFlyingOx
    Full Member

    I used vietnam-visa.com

    No issues at all. I think they wait until they have about 15 folk to put through on the one visa than submit it. Took a couple of days for me to get approved.

    jambalaya
    Free Member

    Visa on Arrival. Passport, proof of hotel, photos, $ I recall. Queue up at booth at airport. The hotel can usually speed things up by doing some stuff in advance.

    First time I went (20yrs ago) we got visas from London embassy but no need now.

    Where are you going ?

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    http://smartraveller.gov.au/Countries/asia/south-east/Pages/vietnam.aspx

    Vietnam has introduced an online information portal containing visa information, including which type of visa you should apply for. There is also an application form which you can complete online, print and take to the nearest Embassy or Consulate of Vietnam. If you arrive in Vietnam with a written approval letter for a visa to be issued on arrival, the fee will be payable in cash only, either $US or Vietnam Dong.

    http://visa.mofa.gov.vn/Homepage.aspx

    earl_brutus
    Free Member

    i successfully used these guys for numerous trips to Vietnam when I was there on business, with no issues whatsoever. http://govietnamvisa.com/

    no_eyed_deer
    Free Member

    I used these guys last year to apply for an electronic ‘pre-aproval’ letter.. Then hand over passport at immigration on arrival and pay $30. No problems at all.

    http://www.visa-for-vietnam.com

    smashit
    Free Member

    How long are you travelling for and what passport? There is a visa-waiver scheme for UK travellers for visits up to 15 days…

    MTT
    Free Member

    Thanks for the feedback so far.

    Unfortunately we’re going for 18 days so have to get a multi-entry Visa,

    Itinerary;

    HCMC – Siem Reap – Battambang – Phnom Penh – Chau Doc – Can Tho – HCMC

    Thanks

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    The site I posted is the official Vietnam one so worth checking there

    no_eyed_deer
    Free Member

    The guys I suggested will apply for a multi-entry version of the electronic pre-approval letter (for a charge of something less than $20).

    Pigface
    Free Member

    I went for a month and got my Visa in Bangkok, took 24 hrs from a travel shop.

    tonyplym
    Free Member

    Is there any reason why you don’t send your passport off to the London Embassy and get a visa before you go ? – in the last few years (before the visa waiver scheme) I’ve done this several times and they usually turn the application round pretty quickly (within a week).

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