im goin to vietnam for 21 days in december,can anyone suggest resorts,things to see etc,im after a bit of a beach holiday,temple visits ,nitelife,and food any suggestions would be ...
I'm leaving in 2 weeks..what should I pack? We will be staying in south..Saigon, Long Tan and Ben Tre. What is the weather like? Skirts or shorts ok? Should I take jeans and tennis shoes or ...
what are some things that i crucially need? is that even a word...if not..welll...IT IS NOW! =]] haha but PLEASEE tell me what i need and such. i dont wanna die over there. haha =] anddd would my ...
We are looking at flying into Hanoi and spending time in Sapa and Halong Bay - and maybe Hoi An. Has anyone got any suggestions on places to stay and should we prebook? ...
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My sister will be traveling with me in Vietnam. She is 100% strict vegetarian (vegan). Last time we traveled she only ate rice and banana for 3 weeks because she was afraid of any ...
Yes you need visas for both countries .Its easier to have them before you go , but i have on occasions arranged them in Bangkok . The best way to do it that way is to go to the Khoa San road area in Bangkok where you can organise all your ongoing travel plans for probably the best prices in SE Asia . This is the backpacker area and caters for travellers every need , and visas are easily sorted out from the hundreds of travel agents that are there,
"ong john" i always needed a visa prior to entry to Vietnam , although after living there for a while i had multiple entry Visas . I was traveling on a British passport though , things may have changed .
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ong jon
i dont know about cambodia but i have gotten a visa at the airport in viet nam upon arrival, after that you can get visas in viet nam to travel anywhere.. that said, it will be MUCH more convenient to get all that done before you leave home...
Joseph
sure
Derek M
you sure do
Ternity0127
Yes.
Although, if you are a "Viet Kieu", you can get a visa exemption so that you will not need a visa to travel to Vietnam.
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I have traveled to Vietnam recently and yes, you need to get a visa prior to traveling to Vietnam. I don't know about getting a visa once you have arrive as it will delay your vacation. I can't say much for Cambodia because I haven't been there. Once you have a visa of Vietnam you can stay there as long as the visa allows you to. From the US side, I know that with a US passport you're allow to stay at another country for as long as you'd like depending on that country's Immigration law. I know that you can stay permanently in Vietnam if you'd like.
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