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Are things cheaper in Vietnam? |
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Can i plug my electronics from u.s in vietnam? |
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Have You ever traveled to Nha Trang in VietNam? |
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For those who have been there and come out of it (and others), what is the country of Vietnam like today? |
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How much money will I need for three weeks in Vietnam? |
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I'm just trying to work out what's best? Should I get around about £300 worth of us dollars before and then rely on ATM's if I need more. or should I get Travellers ... |
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What to give a Vietnamese girl going on vacation to Vietnam for vacation? |
The girl who cuts my hair is Vietnamese and over time we've become closer as friends. She 22 and the prettiest and sweetest girl I've ever met.
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Do u think traffic is the most terrible thing that u can find in Vietnam?? |
Everybody has a motobike but no one has a helmet. They usually think little of the danger they can cause to others.
when ther's traffic block, they always drive their motobike n pavement...... |
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I'm going back to Vietnam for a little and i need some ideas on where to go? |
| Hi im going back to Vietnam for a little i need ideas on where to go I'll be there for about a month plz help.... |
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Should the Vietnamese AO DAI be worn on a daily basis? |
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Visa question...? |
Hi everyone,
So my mother and I am thinking about going to vietnam sometime in the upcoming year, she is not a u.s. citizen yet,
and this would be her first time going back to vietnam so I have no clue where to start when it comes to paperwork and what not. Any advice?
On a lighter note what are some good 'souveniers' if you will, that we could take over there for friends/relatives?
I have heard that people really like perfume from here in the states.
Thanks guys, any tips would be greatly appreciated Additional Details thanks but I meant what are things I could bring from over here to Vietnam |
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MojaveDan
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If your Mother is temporary or permanent resident status, make sure you check with INS to assure her status allows her to leave the U.S. and come back without issue. She may not need a Vietnam visa if she is still holding a Vietnam passport, but you should check with the Vietnam consulate to make sure.
As for favorite items to take to Vietnam...
Anything that is made in the U.S. is desired. Perfumes or colognes from the U.S. are hot items. The kids love American chocolates - then again who doesn't. A bag of Hershey bars will make you the best friend of all the Vietnamese you can pass them out to.
Two dollar bills are cherished by the Viets. For reasons unknown to me, giving a $2 bill is a symbol of friendship to the Viets when you give one to them.
If you have a little money, personal electronics adaptable to Asian AC power are hot items. Viets will pay a premium for Ipods, Bluetooth headsets, and laptops with U.S. brands. IBM laptops usually fetch almost twice the price in Vietnam as they cost in the U.S.
Let's not forget alcohol. American Whiskey is savored by the Viets. Johnny Walker, Jack Daniels and even the cheap Black Velet are excellent choices.
A good place to get your souveniers is at a dollar store. Load up on candy and cheap pefume with "Made in U.S.A." on the bottle, and you will win many Vietnamese friends without spending too much money.
WHAT NOT TO BRING - Rather, do not bother bringing. Clothing, shoes, sportswear, etc. All that stuff is made predominantly in Asia now and can be purchased at dimes on the dollar in Vietnam compared to buying it in the U.S.
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ong jon
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i'm guessing your mom is viet namese... i would not let her leave here without 1st having a us passport... they take a while to get nowadays even for a citizen... make her a citizen first so she will be treated as such over there and when trying to come back here..
.. any way yes i've heard its nice to bring perfume, and i know they love getting "dao xang" from here ..even though they have it there ???? but if they are poor cash is most appreciated.. if they are not poor just about anything from here is a welcome gift, baseball caps, ive brought real nice towels but they never use them ..seems they prefer to dry off with tinny wash cloths???? little ceramic nic nacs for the front room china cabinets are also cherished... and while your there take lots of photos for them... |
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boy_jam_arch
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If she have a Green Card and her Passport that is good enough
She is a Citizen of Vietnam so they can stop her from coming in
and she have a Green Card for The US so she is safe for Travel ling |
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Khang N
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visa is exempt for viet kieu from september 1st
bring lp vinyl records 2 hanoi ( at least for me , lol..) |
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JULI I
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hi,
you can bring along with you the following things to Vietnam:
Tobacco:400 cigarettes,100 cigars,50 grams . Alcohol:Liquor of 22% proof or higher-1.5 liter,Liquor of under 22% proof- 2.0 liter, Alcoholic drinks, beer- 3.0 liter. Tea: 5kg Coffee:3kg.
For your mother you can apply for a single entry non-immigrant visa. I advise your entering this web-site, although it's commercial, it contains a lot of useful data.
https://vietnam.visahq.com/ |
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trafest
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You call Vietnamese Embassy. They have all answers, It would be not easy if she left VN long time ago, cause she doesn't have US passport yet. |
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David
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If your mother is Vietnamese oversea, she don't need a visa as per the newest law of Vietnamese government. All vietnamese oversea and their family can come to Vietnam without visa. They just need the certification that they were vietnamese or relative of Vietnamese (husban, wife, son, daughter..).
Enjoy your holiday in Vietnam |
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SkyKing
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money, jeans, american clothes, toothpaste are a good souvenirs........toothpaste in VN is like WATER!!!! can't really clean ur teeth....
since u u n ur mom only "thinking" of going back to VN, then i don't feel like wasting my time helping u out since u ain't going.....but when u buy a ticket, tell them to apply for a VN visa, or u can apply it urself when u get into VN....only $40 |
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traveller
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Go to the U.S. State Department website for visa information on Vietnam.
I bought some nice silk in Vietnam for people. |
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Schatzi
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Yeh the visa thing, listen to Vietnam expert "ong Jon"...
What to bring here? well ...Perfume is a good idea for women. Something that is popular in the US. I've heard that technic stuffs are sold in the US much cheaper than here, so you can bring some (ipods, laptop, cellphones...) over here for a 'little business', or a precious gift for someone.
If there are kids give them english books, toys and some pocket US money would be nice. |
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Gerald J
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Here's the website for the Vietnamese Embassy in the US, it should have all the information you need to know for travel there, as far as bringing gifts, it might be best to ask your relatives if there's something you could bring them that's not available in Vietnam, I live in Asia and there's always something I ask for when friends and relatives visit, have fun:
http://www.vietnamembassy-usa.org/consular_services/ |
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jo
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Do your mom and yourself a favor , dont go !!!!! |
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