Good news for Chinese citizens planning to visit Vietnam: the Vietnamese National Assembly has approved a law extending the validity of e-visas for foreigners entering Vietnam from one month to three months. This new law will take effect on August 15, 2023, and will make it easier for Chinese citizens to visit and do business in Vietnam.
Currently, the Vietnam Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security issues single-entry e-visas to citizens from 80 countries, including China, through its electronic system. The new amendments to the law will allow Vietnam to extend the validity of e-visas granted to Chinese citizens entering the country to 90 days from no more than 30 days for single entry or multiple entries.
The extended validity of the e-visas will mean that Chinese citizens will be able to stay in Vietnam for up to three months without having to renew their visas. This is a great opportunity for Chinese citizens who want to explore Vietnam or do business in the country for a longer period of time.
Vietnam is an increasingly popular tourist destination and is known for its natural beauty, fascinating culture, and delicious cuisine. The extended e-visa validity will make it even easier for Chinese citizens to explore the country and experience its many attractions.
In addition, the extended e-visa validity will enable Chinese business travelers to stay in Vietnam for longer periods of time, making it easier for them to explore investment opportunities and do business in the country.
So, if you are a Chinese citizen planning to visit or do business in Vietnam, mark August 15, 2023 on your calendar! You will be able to take advantage of the extended e-visa validity and enjoy your stay in Vietnam for up to three months.
