At this beginning of July, Vietnam will retrieve the e-visa issue for citizens from 80 countries after more than 3-month closing border due to COVID-19 outbreak. Together with this, significant changes in Immigration Policy also come into effect from July 1st, 2020. Let’s see what updates this country is putting into the policy for foreigners.
Foreigners who entered the country on tourist visas after March 1 have been given a further grace period – until the end of July.
Work permit requirements, Work Permit exemption, When to apply, Required documents, How to apply, Processing time and Cost, Work permit termination
This article will explain about Vietnam Visa: Automatic stay permit extension until 31 July 2020
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Vietnam’s Immigration Department has announced the automatic extension of temporary residence permits for foreigners stuck in the country due to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic will be continued for another month, until the end of July 31.
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Receive the approval letter in the time you need: 1 working day, 4 working hours, 2 working hours.
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has just signed the 79/NQ-CP resolution on the list of 80 countries, which their citizens are eligible for the electronic visa (e-Visa) and the list of international border gates, which allow foreigners to enter and exit with e-Visa.
Guide of application for new work permit) (Based on Decree No.11/2016/ND-CP