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doolough longtail driver Posts: 7
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#1 Posted: 20/5/2010 - 14:11
I know there are previous posts about this but I just want some definite reassurance. Visa on arrival scheme was suggested to me on a preious post as opposed of going through the embassy. When I googled I got:
myvietnamvisa.com
Has anybody used this specific group? Has it been okay?
I read previous posts which named loads of different websites. Is this one the best/easiest?
Kind regards,
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rawjer tout Posts: 63
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#2 Posted: 20/5/2010 - 16:14
Posted from within Vietnam (why do we highlight this?).
The Visa On Arrival system is fairly new and it does sound a odd since there still seems to be some conflicting information about it online, but I did it a few months ago when I first arrived here and it worked exactly as advertised. I used myvietnamvisa.com as well, which may be the most popular one based on their Google search ranking.
You are right that there are many threads on this board discussing it, including one just a bit down this page where someone asks about Visa-Vietnam.org. I was one of two people who had used myvietnamvisa.com instead, and I've seen that other people have had good experiences with them.
I think if you scan some of the other "Possibly related threads" tagged on the bottom of this page you'll find some other people saying it works well, and I don't recall seeing anyone who reports getting screwed. Good luck.
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busylizzy adventurer Posts: 390
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#3 Posted: 21/5/2010 - 03:16
As I stated in your other thread, I used them and had no problems. I don't know if they are the 'easiest' because they are the only ones that I used. But it was certainly easy.
More info in this thread:
http://www.travelfish.org/board/post/vietnam/10420_info-for-u-s--citizens-getting-a-vietnam-visa-in-the-u-s-
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Doniwarner backpacker Posts: 19
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#4 Posted: 31/5/2010 - 19:47
I used myvietnamvisa.com for my visa as well. I had a multi-entry and everything went fine. My only complaint was waiting to get my visa in HCMC, the tour operators dominate the line and we ended up waiting forever to get our visas (hour and a half or so).
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supabrudda longtail driver Posts: 9
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#5 Posted: 14/6/2010 - 15:34
Posted from within Vietnam (why do we highlight this?).
We didn't use them (www.hotels-in-vietnam.com were cheaper), but yes the visa on arrival is legit.
Just make sure you have your photos & cash in $us for the fee.
It's pretty quick & painless (it took us 5-10mins).
Hand over your passport, money & photos, fill out a form, wait from them to finish sleeping & process your visa & stamp it in your passport. But you still have to go through passport control to get your visa stamped!
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69bertie motodop Posts: 30
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#6 Posted: 3/7/2010 - 23:50
Posted from within Vietnam (why do we highlight this?).
I've used myvietnamvisa.com 3 times now, no problem with them. My problem as been with the VOA window. First time around I was done in less than 20 mins, 2nd time over 2 hours! Last month, I had to do a visa run again and this time, not only has a barrier appeared near the window but it only took 10mins. Really impressed and I saved a fair amount of money in the process (3mth multi)
The form that you have to fill in can be downloaded; fill it in before you get to the international airport to save time. Only one photo is required. And no, there are no ATM's between getting off the aircraft and reaching immigration. Not that any ATM in Vietnam dispenses dollar bills anyway.
And note: VOA is not valid at land border crossings, only at the international airports in HCMC, Hanoi and Da Nang. Coming by land you need an embassy issued visa.
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