China is known for its vast area, ranking fourth on the world's largest countries list. Additionally, it has the second-highest population among the top five countries globally. Due to this high population, citizens of China may face fierce competition in various aspects of life, such as job opportunities, investment, and living standards. As a neighboring country, Vietnam presents significant potential for traveling and working place for Chinese expatriates. Vietnam has an open-door policy for neighboring nations, allowing Chinese citizens to come to our beautiful Vietnam without any difficulty. In this article, we present all the necessary documents and guidance that a Chinese passport holder needs for a Vietnam entry permit, especially for business and working visa.

Vietnam is a fascinating country that offers a wealth of interesting places to visit, attracting a large number of international visitors every year, thanks to its diverse cultures and unique tourist destinations. To make it easier for international visitors to complete entry procedures into Vietnam, the Vietnamese Government officially issued Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP on August 15, 2023, which allows the application of electronic visas (E-Visa). This policy applies to all countries and territories, and more nationalities can now enter and exit Vietnam with e-visas. Moreover, the validity of electronic visas can be up to 90 days, making it easier for tourists to plan their trips. Chinese and Indian tourists constitute the majority of tourists to Vietnam each year, coming for various purposes such as tourism, business activities, and visiting relatives. This new Vietnam E-visa policy is great news for them. If you hold a Chinese or Indian passport, Visa5s.com can assist you with your Vietnam E-Visa application by providing a detailed guide on the procedures and requirements with this article.

Singapore is famous both as a tourist destination and as a country for business opportunities. The country is easily accessible by air, making travel to Singapore convenient and fast. Given its proximity to Vietnam, it is common for foreigners, including tourists, investors, and business people, to travel between the two countries. In this article, we will provide all the necessary information for foreign expatriates living and working in Vietnam who want to apply for a tourist or business visa to Singapore.

In our last article about Vietnam visa extension and renewal, we share with you an overview of an explanation of two methods of prolonging your stay in Vietnam as well as doing the border run method. The documents and conditions for visa extension and renewal in Vietnam vary depending on the type of visa and the purpose of stay. In this post, we will introduce to you some detailed guidelines about the document checklist and conditions for extending and renewing Vietnam business, Working visa, Investment Visa, and Relatives Visa. Besides that, we share with you the government fee for visa extension and renewal application.

If you are a foreigner intending to prolong your stay in Vietnam, you may need to extend or renew your visa. In this article, we will provide you with comprehensive and updated information on visa extension and visa renewal by explaining the difference between visa extension and visa renewal, the types of visas that can be extended or renewed, the ways to apply for visa extension or visa renewal, as well as the detailed documents and conditions required for each type of visa and each type of visa extension or renewal. By reading this article, you will have a clear understanding of how to legally and conveniently prolong your stay in Vietnam without any hassle.

If you are a foreign worker in Vietnam and want to stay long terms in Vietnam, you will know how important it is to have a valid work permit. A work permit is a legal document that allows you to work legally in the country, and it also affects your visa status and other documents in Vietnam. But what if you lose your work permit? How can you get a replacement for your work permit? And what are the consequences of not having it? Losing your work permit can be a nightmare, especially if you don’t know what to do next. That’s why we have this article to guide you through the process of re-issuing your work permit in Vietnam. When you lose your Vietnam Work Permit, you will do a process called Work Permit Replacement, Work Permit Renewal, or Work Permit Re-issuance (Under Clause 1, Article 12 of Decree 152/2020/ND-CP and Decree 70/2023/ND-CP). We will explain the documents and procedures that you need to prepare, the steps that you need to follow, and the duration of the re-issued work permit in this article.