There are a number of ways to get the paperwork you need to enter the country of Vietnam for a business trip or personal vacation. You obviously need a passport to enter the country, and if you have traveled internationally before you probably already have one. But the country of Vietnam imposes a few additional requirements for business and leisure travelers, and it is important to be prepared for those differences.

In addition to your passport, you need to have a legitimate visa in order to enter the country of Vietnam. There are a number of ways to get the visa you need, including traveling to an embassy to get the required document. The problem is that many people do not have easy access to a local embassy, and that can make it difficult to get the travel documents you need.

That is why the country of Vietnam allows business travelers and leisure tourists to obtain the entry visa they need when they arrive at the airport in Vietnam. The Vietnam visa on arrival program has been approved by the Vietnam Immigration Department, an arm of the Vietnamese government. The fact that this program has been approved by the government of Vietnam shows that it is a legitimate service, not a scam like some unscrupulous travel operators have claimed.

One important thing to keep in mind about the Vietnam visa on arrival program is that all of the paperwork is prepared and documentation verified before the traveler ever leaves his or her home country. The fact that the paperwork has all been completed and everything is in order ahead of time makes it easy for the government officials to process those travel documents when the business person or leisure traveler steps off the plane.

With the Vietnam visa on arrival program, the person traveling simply disembarks from his or her flight, then steps up to a special area of the airport reserved for visa processing. Since all of the paperwork has already been received by the government of Vietnam, there is little else that is needed to process the entry visa and allow the travelers to be on their way.

Unfortunately, some people have claimed that the Vietnam visa on arrival program is not legitimate, and that the approval letters that are being provided to tourists are not real. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. Any travel agency or individual who misrepresents the visa on arrival program or produces fake approval letters is subject to criminal sanctions, including substantial jail time. In simple terms, the risk is simply too great for anyone to even try to cheat the system.

That is because the same immigration officials that are in charge of the Vietnam visa on arrival program are also in charge of policing the airports and enforcing travel restrictions. These officials are very good at their jobs, and they understand the program, and the people who provide legitimate services to business travelers and tourists, very well.

We are not aware of what embassies and others have been saying about the Vietnam visa on arrival program, the approval letters we provide, or our other services, so we are unable to comment on the specifics. We can, however, assure all of our clients and potential clients that our service is legitimate, and that all of our travelers get exactly what they pay for. We take our responsibility seriously, and we would never jeopardize our relationship with our clients, or our connection with the government officials in Vietnam.

We remain committed to helping our clients get the travel documents they need, no matter what the time frame they are operating under. The visa requirements imposed by the country of Vietnam can make it difficult for both business and leisure travelers, especially those travelers who live far from the nearest embassy. The Vietnam visa on arrival program, and the approval letters we provide, allow those travelers to plan their trips with confidence, knowing that everything will be in order when their flights arrive in the beautiful country of Vietnam.

Article 6. ORDINANCE ON ENTRY, EXIT AND RESIDENCE OF FOREIGNERS IN VIETNAM approved by THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (No. 24/2000/PL-UBTVQH10 of April 28, 2000)1. Foreigners applying for entry shall be granted visas at Vietnam’s international border gates in the following cases:

a) They enter for funerals of their relatives, for visits to their seriously ill relatives;

b) They depart from countries where Vietnamese diplomatic missions and/or consulates are not available;

c) They enter for visits under programs organized by international tour enterprises of Vietnam;

d) They enter to provide urgent technical support for programs, projects; to give first-aid to seriously ill persons, accident victims; to provide rescue for victims of natural disasters and epidemics in Vietnam;

 e) For other urgent reasons.

Is Vietnam visa on arrival legitimated or trustworthy ? Please see

Ordinance On Entry, Exit And Residence Of Foreigners In Vietnam. http://moj.gov.vn/vbpq/en/Lists/Vn%20bn%20php%20lut/View_Detail.aspx?ItemID=411

Decree No. 21/2001/ND-CP of May 28, 2001 Detailing the Implementation of the Ordinance on Entry, Exit and Residence of Foreigners in Vietnam. http://moj.gov.vn/vbpq/en/Lists/Vn%20bn%20php%20lut/View_Detail.aspx?ItemID=9148

Joint Circular No. 04/2002/TTLT/BCA-BNG of January 29, 2002 Guiding the Implementation of the Decree No. 21/2001/ND-CP of May 28, 2001 Detailing the Implementation of the Ordinance on Entry, Exit and Residence of Foreigners in Vietnam. http://moj.gov.vn/vbpq/en/Lists/Vn%20bn%20php%20lut/View_Detail.aspx?ItemID=10333

Circular 190/2012/TT-BTC - Amending and supplementing the circular No.66/2009/TT-BTC, of march 30, 2009 of the ministry of finance stipulating the regime on collection, remittance, management and use of fees on passports, visas and papers on entry, exit, transit and residence in Vietnam. http://www.mof.gov.vn/portal/page/portal/mof_en/ld