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Costs varies from USD 25 to 50 USD excluding processing and admin fees.
Generally, visa fees are non-refundable.
Costs varies from USD 25 to 50 USD excluding processing and admin fees.
VOA costs include a service fee charged by the travel agency for the approval letter, along with a stamping fee ($25 USD for single-entry and $50 USD for multiple-entry).
The stamping fee is $25 USD for a single-entry visa and $50 USD for a multiple-entry visa.
Extension fees vary depending on the type of visa and length of extension. Consult the Vietnam Immigration Department.
Yes, changing visa types may incur additional fees. It's best to consult with the immigration authorities.
Yes, visa fees apply to all applicants, including children.
Legitimate sources will provide clear fee structures. Be cautious of hidden fees and always verify with official sources.
For e-visas, fees are paid in advance. For visas applied through online, fees are usually paid at the time of application.
Yes, e-visa fees can be paid with a credit card. Payment methods for other visas vary by service provider.
There is no such option for group appplication.
Your visa application will not be processed without the required fee.
Typically, fees are paid in USD, but some countries has option to pay in your local currency.
Visa fees are generally non-refundable, so cancellation usually does not result in a fee refund.
Visa fees can vary based on nationality and visa type.
Fees for work visas vary; check with the Vietnam Immigration Department or your employer for details.
Costs varies from USD 25 to 50 USD excluding processing and admin fees.