Hi All,
Has anyone been asked for a residency letter for a long stay in Vietnam?
was just wondering someone mentioned it, as I will be moving to
Hoi An early next year full time
Residency letter
cooloola
16 September 2018 06:19:46
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THIGV
16 September 2018 20:06:26
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Asked by whom?
cooloola
16 September 2018 22:39:36
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A travel agent advised me
THIGV
16 September 2018 23:05:48
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Get a new travel agent. You need a visa to enter the country before he can sell you a ticket. He may mean a letter for visa on arrival but if that shows his grasp of the situation, its time to find a new place to buy your ticket.
cooloola
16 September 2018 23:25:12
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thanks
THIGV
17 September 2018 00:00:21
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It just occured to me that some airlines will not sell you a one way ticket unless you have a Vietnamese passport or at least a 5 year VEC. This may be what the agent was grasping for.
Guest2023
17 September 2018 03:56:15
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Be careful of what you listen to. Many people say things that have no bearing on living in Viet Nam.
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