Vietnam Business Visa – Everything You Need to Know

Are you planning to visit Vietnam for business purposes? As a professional visa consultant , I can assist you in navigating the application process for a Vietnam business visa smoothly and efficiently. Here's a detailed guide that covers all you need to know.

1. What is a Vietnam Business Visa?

A Vietnam business visa is a short-term visa issued to foreigners visiting Vietnam for business purposes, such as attending meetings, signing contracts, or working with a company in Vietnam. Unlike a tourist visa, it allows you to participate in professional activities during your stay.

Types of Vietnam Business Visa:

• DN1 Visa: Issued to those working with businesses legally registered in Vietnam.
• DN2 Visa: Issued to foreigners offering services or establishing a business presence under international treaties.

Duration: Before the pandemic, business visas could be issued for up to 1 year, but currently, the maximum duration is 3 months, with both single and multiple-entry options.

2. Vietnam Business Visa Requirements

To apply for a Vietnam business visa, you must meet these requirements:

• Passport: Valid for at least 6 months with 2 blank pages.
• Sponsor: You need a legitimate sponsor company based in Vietnam.
• Photos: Two recent 4x6 cm photos with a white background.

3. How to Apply for a Vietnam Business Visa

You can obtain a business visa through one of three methods:

Let's explore each option in more detail.

3.1 Vietnam Business Visa via Embassy/Consulate

Steps:

• Sponsorship Letter: Your sponsor in Vietnam applies for this with the Immigration Department.
• Prepare Documents: Passport, visa application form, photos, and visa fee.
• Visa Stamping: Submit these documents at the embassy/consulate to get your visa stamped.

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3.2 Getting a Vietnam business visa on arrival

The process to get a business visa on arrival is almost the same as getting an embassy business visa. However, instead of getting the visa stamped by the Vietnam embassy/consulate, you will get it stamped at Vietnam airport upon your arrival then.

Its process is as follows:

Step 1: Get the Vietnam business visa sponsorship letter

Your sponsor in Vietnam will get the business visa sponsorship letter from the Vietnam Immigration Department and send it to you.

3.2 Visa on Arrival (VOA)

• Similar to the embassy visa, but the visa is stamped upon your arrival at the airport in Vietnam. You’ll need a sponsorship letter from your company.

3.3 E-Visa

• Applicable to citizens of 80 countries, this visa is valid for 30 days with a single entry. It is ideal for short-term business trips but cannot be extended.

4. Can I Extend a Vietnam Business Visa?

• The business visa issued via embassy or VOA can be extended within Vietnam. However, the e-visa cannot be extended.

5. Vietnam Business Visa Fees

• The fees for a business visa depend on the application method:
• Visa on Arrival:
  • Single-entry (1 month): $25
  • Multiple-entry (1 month): $50
  • Multiple-entry (3 months): $50
• E-Visa: $25
• Embassy/Consulate Visa: Fees vary depending on the embassy.

Need Help Applying for a Vietnam Business Visa?

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