The Easiest Way To Get a Vietnam Visa 🛂

[@j.r.regenold9094]

I live in Saigon and chose the 1 yr Business Visa. It is multi-entry and does not require leaving every 3 months. It does not require a business sponsor.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+J.R. Regenold Yes I've mentioned this in the comments. I think it's a great option for the money. One question. Do you have to leave the country every year to renew it?

[@j.r.regenold9094]

Yes you leave every year. But not required to leave during the year. Not all country's citizens are eligible. My wife is Filipina and isn't eligible for the 1 year. Love being in Vietnam, lived a year in Thailand and Indonesia, 3 years in Korea and 6 years in Philippines ... Vietnam is #1 in my book ...12 years total in VN now.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+J.R. Regenold Wow long time. Do you know if Thais can get the one year?

[@jescorreia7679]

ok so if they ask what your business? what is the answer?

[@celtosaxon]

Jes Correia - everyone is a sole proprietor in one way shape or form, most people just don’t realize it.

[@japantraveltoday1387]

Much appreciate your clear info. I will be using the link you provided for my visas.

[@futureexpat1629]

In Canada, you do not have to give up your passport, I just sent a picture and they send a loose leaf page with the visa. The Vietnam embassy gave me great service, I made a mistake on my application and they took the trouble to phone me to correct the problem.

[@trevr1969]

Are you a retiree from Canada living in Vietnam? If so is your CPP and or OAS penalized for retiring in Vietnam? Thanks.

[@edinkorat1296]

Thanks JC I just got my 1 year Visa for Vietnam

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Ed in Korat Yahoo! Nice. When will you head over?

[@drmoynihan]

Thank you JC, This is such useful information. I really appreciate it when you refer to a specific agency or place, but this video goes beyond that and actually shows us how to navigate!!! :) P.S. We will be going to Thailand a full month in April and for one week, in the middle, we will be visiting friends in China. Just this last week we received our China 10yr multiple entry visas, and we used a recommended "visa run" company. I cannot tell you how much easier and cheaper it is to use a highly recommended well established company. This video of yours along with the "Process of Getting a New US Passport" (along with many others), are so practical and extraordinarily helpful. Thank you again JC

[@EscapetoThailand]

+drmoynihan Thanks! I glad these videos are useful. WOW TEN YEAR visa! I hope some other countries follow that example!

[@MrKikoboy]

I think that's the new thing for US and Canada applying from those countries for China( valid up to length of passport ) -applying for one in a few months so will let you know! - Also to point out as someone married to a Vietnamese citizen ( in my case she has dual ) you can qualify for a "Visa Exemption" which lets you enter for 6 months at a time( multiple entry) and is valid for 5 years...costs about $100 CAN and although they don't say I'm sure can be renewed in country for probably 30 days or so - have done that before with tourist visas - costs $10-20...the other advantage over Thailand is if you want to live there ( and are married to a Vietnamese citizen) they have a "Temporary Resident" visa good for 3 years at a time...they do seem to be ahead of Thailand on the visa front at least for people married to nationals...

[@Tao-ji2sb]

It's funny that only US citizens are charged 265+135 = $400... All the others i checked are charged 506 +135 = $641 for Business Visa. (Australia, UK, Canada, France , Spain and even Japan/THAILAND) I was contemplating Cha am/ Hua Hin... but I discovered that Da Nang has better, cleaner and extended beaches than both; even better than Clearwater FL ( i live in the northern Tampa bay area), and it has High rise buildings on the beaches like Clearwater/Miami... and at a fraction of the cost (around $1,200 compared to $5000 + for Clearwater and I I imagine Miami is even higher than that)... just hope they don't have too many Russians there. I think Vietnam has less drunk drivers than Thailand ... even though they love the music of their horns JC do you think they ship those artichokes from DaLat to Da-nang or is it too far? Nice and useful vlogs... thanks.

[@PattayaMD]

Very Informative video thanks so much 🙏🏻

[@joenguyen4877]

Americans can get a one year multi entry VISA for $120, not sure if it has been offered to other countries or not, but their website shows for American passports only. I get the one year VISA and stay for three months, leave and come back for three more. It is much easier than VISA on arrival, and better than the 30 day E-VISA, if you want to stay longer than 30 days.. Bad thing about the VISA on arrival is you might have a long wait. First time I got one I was done in 10 min as 2nd in line, 2nd time over one hour to get it. Also you can get a VISA without sending in your passport, copy of passport, photo and forms, and you can get a loose leaf VISA. Nice video with good information.

[@kconradbh]

Excellent JC. I wish Thailand was this easy and simple.

[@NghiaNguyen-zo4je]

that online visa company you used is quite expensive. i used another company and they are about 50-70% cheaper. their 1month single/mutliple entry is only $6, and 3months is $15/single, 3 months, 6 months, 1 yr is $20/multiple entry. The wait for for visa on arrival is not usually a few minutes. YMMV depending when you are arriving (busy tourist season or not) and time of day. it can take up to an hour or more during peak times like lunar new year.

[@lovebaby1686]

Nghia Nguyen do you remember web site cheaper let me know iwant to do it too

[@emerysaulnier5502]

Would appreciate that website information.

[@thebestpaintballer]

simple video!! and so useful! Thank you so much! I am looking forward to visiting

[@JoshPavano]

You'll have an awesome time! Definitely make sure to go check out the caves in Phong Nha Kebang

[@jbuzzy]

Thanks JC. I just applied for my tourist visa using Vietnam-visa for 21 dollars and just you said it was soooooo easy. Now I just have to wait the 2 days for the letter. Thanks a million. Jon

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Lek Buzzy Awesome! I hope you used our link! Every bit helps keep all this working.

[@k.williams4925]

All my questions answered. Thanks and great job.

[@EscapetoThailand]

You're welcome

[@mattf5240]

JC I lived there from May to June of this past year. There are a ton of Aussies and other expats besides Russians there. Also lots of English teachers like me. Go to Phan Chu Trinh street. Cheers!

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Matt F I felt Nha Trang had too much of a presence and they have a smaller population there. Just a personal clash in values and behavior. There's, just for me, something weird about a Russian taking my order for dinner when I am in an Asian country. I'm sure though many would love it there.

[@juangabriel5287]

Can i book my ticket in vietnam going back to my country from cambodia?

[@amitbajwa5688]

This video is so helpful

[@EscapetoThailand]

😎👍

[@enahoroomoataman5626]

Thank you very much JC. This is a huge eye opener.

[@Mantaray911]

Great video, very informative & precise. Thanks JC!

[@ThaiTastic]

Thanks RTC, I read your first 3 paragraphs and solved it👍🏻🙏🏼

[@aorta222]

Thanks. I'm stressed out about obtaining a Visa as Im traveling to 3 different countries with my child.

[@misshulagirl05]

Ann Marie how’d it go?

[@papaflickr]

Very informative , Thank you ! I was just in Hanoi for a week and I want to go back and have a longer stay … happy to know that we can renew visas too ;-)

[@EscapetoThailand]

Always an option right?

[@tombon1812]

It's always worth checking with local embassy with visa rules. For example British citizens have a 15 day on arrival without needing to apply for a visa.

[@EscapetoThailand]

The rules are always updated on the website I have the link for in the description.

[@tombon1812]

@@EscapetoThailand yep you are right JC it does give you the same information on that website.

[@illbill645]

Thanks, great information. Can not wait for your new videos from Vietnam.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+ill bill Coming soon!

[@rimasmeleshyus6545]

Great video,many thanks incredible information

[@EscapetoThailand]

Thanks Rimas

[@Tao-ji2sb]

It's funny that only US citizens are charged 265+135 = $400... All the others i checked are charged 506 +135 = $641 for Business Visa. (Australia, UK, Canada, France , Spain and even Japan/THAILAND) I was contemplating Cha am/ Hua Hin... but I discovered that Da Nang has better, cleaner and extended beaches than both; even better than Clearwater FL ( i live in the northern Tampa bay area), and it has High rise buildings on the beaches like Clearwater/Miami... and at a fraction of the cost (around $1,200 compared to $5000 + for Clearwater and I I imagine Miami is even higher than that)... just hope they don't have too many Russians there. I think Vietnam has less drunk drivers than Thailand ... even though they love the music of their horns JC do you think they ship those artichokes from DaLat to Da-nang or is it too far (660 KM)? Nice and useful vlogs... thanks.

[@JoshPavano]

I loved Da Nang! It was absolutely beautiful - rented some motor bikes and enjoyed the nature!

[@wefixwebsitesfast8227]

Always always always the most up-to-date and best information. Thanks so much JC happy New Year

[@EscapetoThailand]

Thanks 👍

[@franburrk4068]

total charge for an American one year tourist visa muilt entry at the Vietnam embassy is $135. Total cost. enter by air or land or boat.. hundreds of dollars more if you use an agency

[@bobjackson4720]

Great information, as usual. I've bookmark this

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Bob Jackson 👍 Great!

[@HisHumbleHoliness]

Very informative, thanks

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Da Vid Thanks.

[@adriancoyne851]

thanks jc good info,im going there soon

[@EscapetoThailand]

+adrian coyne What cities?

[@Bruno-kt9xf]

Wow I wish Thailand was this easy.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Joe T Yes in some ways it is easier especially for short trips.

[@solarplexus4003]

What are the retiree visa rules for Thailand? Longterm stay.

[@EscapetoThailand]

Offer 50 years old and 800,000 Thai baht as income or in the bank or a combination of the two.

[@gregoryfortner6038]

Great information as I would like to return to Danang under different circumstances. I was there during the war.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Gregory Fortner Yes I'm sure new memories would be good. I had one viewer go to the war museum and it was a catharsis.

[@justice4all997]

Hey jc I've been watching you for years. My question is I'm not sure would I be putting the cart b4 the horse. What if I go online and apply for the pre-approval letter, buy my airline tickets and my Visa is denied what do I do I'm stuck with airline tickets that I can't use what does a person do in that case? I don't think you can apply for the pre-approval letter without having dates arrival and departure dates but what if your Visa is denied and then you stuck with tickets you can't use.

[@EscapetoThailand]

Just put you're proposed dates on the pre-approval. Note though that of approved you'll need to book those exact dates for travel so make sure first.

[@JoshPavano]

I've also never heard of someone getting denied. Unless you have a history of being denied entry to countries do to previous issues with the law or protests or have been flagged by a countries security system for transporting illegal goods then I don't think this is too much to worry about! Good luck!

[@thebestpaintballer]

do you have to pay anything else after you are at the airport? an extra price to get your evisa approved or put in your passport?

[@EscapetoThailand]

Yes you have to pay the stamping fee at the airport. What you pay for online is just a preapproval letter.

[@ericjones9233]

Oh is there any airport in ha nam city Vietnam

[@hectorroman4927]

JC, as you know with the recent changes to the Thai Visa/Immigration program many retiree's will be looking at other living options. Several friends and I are looking at Danang using either the one year tourist or the 1 year business visa. It was only in reading the comments below that I learned about the 1 year business option (that does not require leaving every 3 months). Is this still accurate. Many thanks for the great info.

[@EscapetoThailand]

Yes Hector that is correct. For Americans they can get a one-year tourist visa but every 90 days they would have to do a border run. You can buy a one-year business visa for Vietnam and not have to leave the country periodically. And as far as I understand it anybody from any country can purchase one of these visas if they get approved by immigration. But it's not limited, I don't think to certain countries.

[@winchong8775]

The web site you mentioned in your video now is different. There is no e visa option on this web site. The web site is totally different.

[@EscapetoThailand]

I'll be coming out with the new video regarding all the options for getting a Vietnam visa shortly. Once I do I'll be deleting this one. Plus in my new one I'll also put a link that will give you a discount!

[@3jhoward]

Funny timing for this video, for me, as I was just on that website, a couple of days ago...deciding where to start...either Thailand or Vietnam. I was wondering if you had to upload passport photos to that site, but glad to see you don't have to. Thanks for the video, JC. How long will you be in Vietnam?

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Jason Hey Jason. Photographs are required at Vietnam airports only and you do not need to provide them during the online application process. They must have been taken within the last 6 months and: - in color, not black and white - taken against a light grey or cream background 40 millimetres (mm) width x 60 mm height (4cm*6cm) - be free from shadows - be printed professionally or taken in a passport photo booth. In emergency cases, photos can be taken at Vietnam airport for 2 USD/each

[@980ssbbearcat2]

There is also another fee called customs searching fee and it's only apply to Vietnamese American people, it is cash only, the higher you pay,the less delay you will get. I heard this practice has been condemn to point of no existence.

[@its1me1cal]

Hi JC, for British tourists you don't need a visa if you are staying for 15 days or less (about 2 weeks) and I assume this would be the same for other western countries but please check 1st. Quote from the official UK government website "Until 30 June 2021 British Citizen passport holders travelling for tourism or business can enter Vietnam for a maximum of 15 days (inclusive of dates entry and exit) without a visa". Therefore for British Citizens and probably other western countries please check for your own country if you intend just going for 15 days or less for a holiday or business trip don't get a visa as its free. Money saving tip.. Cal.

[@EscapetoThailand]

Actually there are 41 countries they can enter Thailand visa exempt. And you get one month or 30 days if arriving by air or a land border crossing.

[@car.g.8829]

In the visa online application, it asks for an entry date and an exit date. What if you dont know when youll be going into the country because youll be in thailand before that and you dont know when youll be exiting the country?

[@synergy982]

Hi, I'm a US citizen and plan on going to Vietnam, then Thailand, and back to Vietnam again. Am I able to use Visa on Arrival from Thailand back to Vietnam?

[@EscapetoThailand]

You can get a Visa Exempt stamp on arrival into Thailand good for 30 days. You need a pre-approval letter to get your visa when arriving in VN that'll cover your two trips there. See the company I recommend in the description.

[@shagwellington]

Hi JC. I followed your advice and used the service company you recommended. Today I received an e-mail from them with an attached letter. They say to print it out and fill it out by hand. I thought the point of giving them my information was so they would fill out my information in Vietnamese. Did I get scammed? Thank you

[@EscapetoThailand]

It sounds like you might've done something wrong or haven't completed what you needed to. You should've only gotten a letter that you would print out and hand to the immigration officials when you arrive at the airport. I'm not sure what they asked you to fill in. Could you scan it and send it to me?

[@shagwellington]

@@EscapetoThailand Thanks, I will give that a shot tomorrow. I did send them the information for the pre-approval letter. Did you have to fill out the letter when they sent it to you?

[@franburrk4068]

l talked to vietnam-visa.. they WILL NOT do a visa for overland travel into Vietnam from Cambodia.. 2 different representives l talk to say the same thing. visas on arrival only for passengers fly in.

[@trevr1969]

Do you need a Visa if you just want to backpack / travel Vietnam and Thailand for three weeks?

[@EscapetoThailand]

It depends what country you're from. Certain countries citizens are allowed in visa exempt.

[@trevr1969]

@@EscapetoThailand thank you... with some internet searching I believe I figured it out. 🌏

[@adraincoyne5301]

I will stat at hcm city and work my way up nth coast like you and nat did

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Adrain Coyne Nice! Going by train up the coast?

[@davidwalden2887]

It looks a bit complicated for novices. Not many tourists have access to printers when travelling to print out hard copy approval letters. The requirements seem OK for people who have made frequent trips to Vietnam on previous occasions and are now familiar with the way things work. It seems quite involved for people other then US Citz if you wish to live long term retirement in Vietnam. It appears also really no long term Retirement Visas available. Clearly they are not interested in Retirees? A stroke of a pen could change all this for the better.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+david walden Hey David! Actually for abbot $500 you can get a one year business visa with no requirement to leave or report your whereabouts every 90 days. More difficult? If traveling when doing this and not home with a printer you can have your hotel desk print it out or go to a copy shop. 👍

[@davidwalden2887]

Yes JC perhaps that would work. Regards and salutations.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+david walden Thanks David.

[@Tao-ji2sb]

The Outfit you gave lists the 1 Yr Business visa as $400 Total (Service Fee $265+$135 for stamping). Is it better to do it from the US or go to Vietnam on a tourist visa for 30 days , and then get 1 YR Visa there... because they want the arrival date which is kind of hard to predict if there is any airplane(s) delay..

[@kylepeterson2457]

When getting your visa in Vietnam for paying the fee what currency can you pay in?

[@EscapetoThailand]

They want US dollars Kyle. So if you're coming from America it's a nonissue because you probably have the currency in your pocket. If you're arriving from another country then I suggest exchanging, for example Thai baht into the US dollars, before arriving into Vietnam.

[@walkabout29]

Do they have a retirement visa like Thailand?

[@EscapetoThailand]

+walkabout29 No they don't have a retirement visa option per se. What they do have for Americans is a one year multiple entry tourist visa. Or citizens of most countries have the option of purchasing a one-year business visa. With the tourist option you need to leave and come back every 90 days. With the business option you don't have to leave at all for one year. Check the link in the description on that website and they can give you more information about that.

[@walkabout29]

retirecheapjc Thanks for the reply

[@Joepipsquiggle]

You can get a Retirement Visa, which you renew every year. Young cannot apply. Must show 800,000 Baht in Thai bank account, etc. Read up online.

[@johnfitz2509]

Helpful video! Q: I have read Americans only have 1 yr option, is this true? Going to 1 week vaca and need no more than 30 days.

[@EscapetoThailand]

That was the case when they initially launched the one year but is no longer the case. Check out the link in the description and you'll see the choices for Americans.

[@sannabho7423]

For US Citizen...How much it will cost for 5 days......I am going for first time...is it necessary to take E- VISA at USA. Or immigration at saigon Airport?

[@EscapetoThailand]

Use my link that I put in the description and you can get an E visa online very easily and cheaply. That way you can pass through immigration when you enter and you're good for 30 days.

[@ricklenegan2294]

Did you use this same service for Nat?

[@EscapetoThailand]

Thais don't need visas. They get visa free 30 day stays.

[@shaneswanson1938]

@@EscapetoThailand That was my question, so Thai's can get in for free, makes things way easier. I did read they need visa, not true?

[@bobbyburns9829]

Hi with a one year can you arrive in Ho chin min city?

[@EscapetoThailand]

Yes you can get a drivers license for one year.

[@papisanlove5537]

THANKS JC

[@EscapetoThailand]

You're welcome.

[@danwilliams8695]

Great job

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Daniel Williams Thanks!

[@cujo630]

Good info but this an advertisement, visa letter can obtained for 6$ On other sites, not 21$

[@richierich6231]

Good info

[@EscapetoThailand]

+richie rich Thanks

[@mattf5240]

JC I know you love the beach so I'd suggest going to Vung Tau if you haven't already. About two hours from HCMC. Lots of retired expats there. Enjoy!

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Matt F I don't speak Russian!

[@mrbicycle7735]

retirecheapjc true haha ha

[@MrKikoboy]

Try Mui Ne on the coast - sand dunes like the desert and beaches on the other side ( ocean) ...also known for making Nuoc Mam ( fish sauce )...

[@emzirek]

my question is how long do you have to leave before you can come back

[@EscapetoThailand]

+emzirek I'm not following your question. Can you be more specific?

[@welkcubnairb1478]

I think you mean? How long do we need to stay outside of Vietnam before being able to return inside Vietnam. IE: 1 day, or multiple days....

[@EscapetoThailand]

+welkcub nairb Thanks!

[@EscapetoThailand]

+emzirek As long as you get stamped out and back in by immigration you're good!

[@ericjones9233]

Hi jc I just ur video an I'm new to traveling I'm a American want to go an visit Vietnam I would how do I get a passport to travel to Vietnam

[@EscapetoThailand]

You get a passport for your own country and you get a visa to travel to Vietnam. There's a link in the description on where I suggest you getting the visa.

[@ericjones9233]

Thank you so much I just didn't if passport come first or a travel Visa

[@leedianar]

Hello, if I get my visa at the Vietnam consulate ( wich it cost me $100 us already) , do I have to pay again at the airport a fee for my visa ? Thanks

[@EscapetoThailand]

No you will not have to pay again at the airport. This is because you'll actually have the visa in your passport already when you arrive.

[@mrbicycle7735]

JC got the info we need !

[@davidheaslip4413]

Excellent video JC ,, thank you ,, I am American, I will apply for a visa , my wife is Thai ,, does she need a visa ? We hope to go for a week

[@EscapetoThailand]

The question would be does your wife have a Thai passport? If the answer is yes then no, she does not need any kind of visa.

[@davidheaslip4413]

Thank you JC ,,,

[@cepecul]

Hi JC. On the website it wants us to put date of enter and exit. I'm planning on only staying for 2 weeks, so, does it have to be the exact date OR can i put the one month range for example with the 1month visa I put Dec1st-Dec29th? Thanks JC, your video is very helpful!

[@EscapetoThailand]

No Elisabeth it has to be the exact dates. So get your plane ticket first so you know what they are.

[@rockinrollinntrollin616]

Why is a pre approval letter necessary...?

[@EscapetoThailand]

So you don't have to take the time or effort for a visa approval process while you're sitting in the airport. This way the hours of time it takes to verify a person's background for the visa has already been done. I hope that makes sense.

[@markolwick2223]

I’m confused. You say with the one year visa, you cannot stay long term. Do you mean you can’t stay for a year, leave, then come back for another year? An annual visa run?

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Mark Olwick Mark actually the one year visa that can be issued to Americans is a 90 day multiple entry tourist visa with a one year expiration. So every 90 days there needs to be an exit shown. I hear that some travel agents can accomplish this somehow but you could always do a border 🏃 run! BUT if you are from many countries you can pay a proceeding fee anywhere from $265 to about $500 instead of approximately $35 and you can get a one year business visa instead and you can stay in the country for periods of stay of a year without having to leave.

[@papisanlove5537]

JC WHAT DO I NEED TO HAVE A BUSINESS VISA, AND ON THE ONE YEAR TOURIST VISA, IM NOT SURE, BUT I HAVE TO REPORT TO HAVE VISA STAMPED EVERY MONTH, IM A LITTLE LOST, PLEASE HELP THANKS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

[@EscapetoThailand]

Why do you want a business visa?

[@papisanlove5537]

WHAT I REALLY WANT IS TO STAY IN THAILAND AS LONG AS I CAN, WITHOUT HAVING TO MAKE VISA RUNS, I LIVED IN CAMBODIA FOR OVER TWO YEARS, ON A BUSINESS VISA, AND I DID OPEN A BUSINESS, THE THING IS I WOULDNT MIND STARTING A BUSINESS IN THAILAND, I NEED TO LIVE THERE FOR A WHILE BEFORE I DO SO, THANKS JC

[@samthepoet107]

Vietnam is wising up. They want some of that tourism revenue that Thailand been getting for ages. There are several worthwhile sites worth seeing but the government didn't seem keen on having foreigners visiting their country. But they are not as bad as Bhutan. I read that you need to pay a visa fee of $250/day for a visa to be in Bhutan. And you must be with a tour group. And when you get to Bhutan it's mostly people living on a mountain where the men and boys wear what look like bathrobes. But Vietnam is worth seeing. And now with the e-visa they made life easier. Over ten years ago I used to chat with a Vietnamese lady whose American boyfriend decided to visit her first time. Someone told her he doesn't need a visa. When he tried boarding the plane in Los Angeles for Vietnam he was denied entry. He had to buy a new ticket that took him to Thailand. He waited in Bangkok three days before he was able to get his Vietnam visa. I tell this story to emphasize how rigid the rules were. I was in Vietnam last month. Crossing the streets there in the old quarters in Hanoi and parts of Saigon remain a challenge. They also got Uber. One of my friends called Uber to take me back to the hotel in HCMC. The traffic was a nightmare. The fare was 18,000 dongs or about $0.79.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Wayne Samuel Funny somebody the other day asked me why I don't recommend Bhutan for retirement! Yes Vietnam is still strict with visas but they are clear and uncomplicated.

[@samthepoet107]

Bhutan is great if your lungs can handle breathing thin air because entire country is up in the mountains. Over the years I chat with one girl there only once and never heard from her again. They begrudgingly allow foreigners in. Vietnam wants some of that money the Thais been laughing all the way to the bank with while improving their infrastructure, subway trains and some of the tallest buildings in SEA.

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Wayne Samuel Yes Thailand has been on a boom. But as with all things what goes up must come down. In a few years it might not be THE place in SE Asia to holiday.

[@nisaac86]

HOW TO GET A TOURIST VISA FOR VIETNAM

[@EscapetoThailand]

Follow the link in the description and you can also buy one year business visas very inexpensively.

[@adraincoyne5301]

Yes jc

[@EscapetoThailand]

+Adrain Coyne 🚆 Nice! Enjoy the view!

[@mrbicycle7735]

The funny thing is I just started to look into tourist visas for Vietnam. . As we all know thailand sucks for us under 50 Who have retired!!

[@6789uiop]

Thailand is getting bad for over 50 too. They don't want us.

[@jimmy89858307]

@@6789uiop No countries want broke people.

[@motivationtube5848]

@@jimmy89858307 No one wants braindead replies like yours

[@somchai9033]

Guess what the rules have changed again. US citizens have to leave every 30 days effective 1 July 2020

[@EscapetoThailand]

Jeff fake news regarding the 30 day visas. Ignore the people saying this.

[@mualan4683]

Make sure you have VN visa before step your damn foot on that country. Don't waste your time at VN's airport to get visa because you have to pay something to get it fast. Otherwise, they will let you wait for couple of hours.

[@EscapetoThailand]

That was the whole point of this video! Showing people how to do that easily, inexpensively and quickly.

[@thomasschumacher5362]

Gun and agent orange no need for visa

[@EscapetoThailand]

That made a LOT of sense!!

[@barrondeville1866]

Its best to go through the proper channels eg: The Vietnam Embassy not a travel agent or website not officially sanctioned by The Vietnamese Government! For example there are web sites saying you can get a visa upon arrival at certain airports in Vietnam...however the The Vietnam Embassy website in Canada for example states this is for extreme emergency situations only! Paragraph below...taken from official Vietnam Embassy website in Canada! Visas on arrival (or VOA) is a special facility reserved only for extreme emergency situations, mostly for humanitarian purposes and not designed for regular visitors. Abuse of the facility may lead to penalty and denied entry. Please click here for details on eligibility and our warning on the so-called "visa-on-arrival services". www.vietnamembassy.ca/visas

[@EscapetoThailand]

Barron not sure about your comment. The websites like the one I recommend ARE sanctioned by the government. It's an official stamp you have on the document you present at immigration at the airport. Also you are a little confused. Only citizens of certain countries can get a visa on arrival. Don't confuse that with what I'm discussing which is a PRE-APPROVED visa.