Concerning the Vietnamese eVisa. When entering the dates for accommodations always enter a date 90 days from arrival even if you're moving locations. If you enter anything under that they will write in the entered date as your expiration date. I had to leave after one month because of this mistake, I entered the 30 day hotel reservation for the first month and they limited the Visa to 30 days. And every day I went to the Immigration office to rectify this they would not see me .
Thank you for sharing your experience and this important tip! It's a crucial point for anyone applying for the Vietnamese eVisa to be aware of. We will make sure to highlight this in future discussions to help others avoid the same issue. It's unfortunate that you had to go through this, especially with the difficulties at the Immigration office. Hopefully, your advice will save others from similar challenges. Thanks again for contributing!
Concerning the Vietnamese eVisa. When entering the dates for accommodations always enter a date 90 days from arrival even if you're moving locations. If you enter anything under that they will write in the entered date as your expiration date. I had to leave after one month because of this mistake, I entered the 30 day hotel reservation for the first month and they limited the Visa to 30 days. And every day I went to the Immigration office to rectify this they would not see me .
Thank you for sharing your experience and this important tip! It's a crucial point for anyone applying for the Vietnamese eVisa to be aware of. We will make sure to highlight this in future discussions to help others avoid the same issue. It's unfortunate that you had to go through this, especially with the difficulties at the Immigration office. Hopefully, your advice will save others from similar challenges. Thanks again for contributing!