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Hi everyone 👋My partner and I are travelling to Vietnam in March–April (almost 2 months) on tourist e-Visas.We were originally planning to manage the trip ourselves (independent travel, booking hotels and tours locally), but both of our applications came back requesting additional information.In one case, Immigration specifically stated that they require:“Additional commitment of travel company to guarantee customers to operate for the right purpose in Vietnam.”It seems they now want proof that a Vietnam-licensed travel company is formally responsible for us during our stay.We have already provided:• Round-trip flights• A detailed itinerary Has anyone experienced this before?If so: • What did you end up submitting? • Did you need to book a multi-day tour (e.g. Ha Long Bay / Sapa)? • Did a tour company issue a formal commitment/guarantee letter? • Which licensed company did you use?Any recent experiences or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.Thank you 🙏
Hi everyone My partner and I are travelling to Vietnam in March–April (almost 2 months) on tourist e-Visas.
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What is your nationality? Phan Anh Joey Visa Vietnam can help
About my holiday, I was only asked the address I was staying on arrival and how much money I would spend on holidays.
I get eVISA for 90 days at a time and have never been asked those questions
chk website…may be its nt the right one!
I got an agent to do mine. They are considered a Travel Company so that was enough. Once they do the visa, I do everything else myself.
In case you need, i recommend a place to stay in Hanoi, in a very central location, convenient for dining, nightlife, and getting around.