March 25, 2023 | 16:10

Ministry proposes e-visa stays be extended to 90 days

E-visa holders currently allowed to stay just 30 days.

Ministry proposes e-visa stays be extended to 90 days

The Ministry of Public Security has proposed extending the duration of stays for e-visa holders to 90 days from the current 30.

The move aims to attract more foreigners and seek investment and business opportunities, creating a driving force to promote the tourism industry and socio-economic development.

The government will decide on a list of countries and territories whose citizens are granted e-visas and a list of international border gates where foreigners are allowed to enter and exit with e-visas.

An electronic visa, single entry, is currently being granted to citizens from 80 countries and territories via Vietnam’s National Web Portal on Immigration.

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