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What Documents Do I Need To Show When I Arrive With An E-Visa?

When arriving in Vietnam with a Vietnam e-Visa, you will need to present a few documents to immigration officials. These include:

  • Vietnam e-Visa: You will need to show the e-Visa that was approved and sent to your email. Be sure to print it out and bring a hard copy with you.
  • Your passport: You will need to present your passport, which must be valid for at least 06 months from your arrival date in Vietnam and have a minimum of 02 blank pages for a verification stamp.
  • Relevant documents: In some cases, immigration officials may ask to see additional documents, such as a return ticket or proof of sufficient funds for your stay in Vietnam. 

To enter Vietnam with a Vietnam e-Visa, travelers need to prepare the necessary documents before applying. These documents include:

  • A passport that is valid for at least 06 months from the arrival date in Vietnam, with a minimum of 02 blank pages for verification stamp
  • A scan of the passport's biographical page
  • A photo used in the passport
  • An email address to receive your approved visa application

Once the necessary documents are prepared, travelers can easily apply for a Vietnam e-Visa by visiting the Vietnam Immigration Services website and clicking on the "Apply Visa" button. From there, they can fill out the online application form and make a payment for the visa application.

After submitting the application, travelers will receive a confirmation email with their e-Visa attached. They should download and print their e-Visa and have it ready for inspection at the international airport. Upon arrival in Vietnam, they will need to present their e-Visa, passport, and other relevant documents to the immigration officer for verification.

For US citizens, you should understand more about the difference between a passport card and a book.

It is important to note that travelers should declare all information on the application form truthfully and accurately. Any discrepancies or incorrect information can result in the e-Visa application being rejected, and travelers may be denied entry into Vietnam.

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