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Longer e-visa validity will boost tourism: Govt

Ngoc Nguyen -
HCMC - The Government said that the proposal for extending the e-visa validity to 90 days would help attract foreign tourists and investors who...
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Hoi An postpones plan to collect entrance fee

Ngoc Nguyen -
HCMC - Hoi An City's Party Committee has proposed delaying the collection of an entrance fee for all tourists to the ancient town of...
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New visa policy proposal sent to National Assembly

Kim Ngan -
 The Government has officially written to the National Assembly proposing a new policy for changing immigration procedures and e-visa issuance, and lengthening a visa-free...
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New visa policy proposal sent to National Assembly

Ngoc Nguyen -
HCMC - The Government has officially written to the National Assembly proposing a new policy for changing immigration procedures and e-visa issuance, and lengthening...
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Govt considers lengthening visa-free stay to 45 days

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Your browser does not support the video tag. The Government is weighing increasing the duration of visa-free stay for international tourists to 45 days from...
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Govt considers lengthening visa-free stay to 45 days

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 The Government is weighing increasing the duration of visa-free stay for international tourists to 45 days from the current 15 to attract guests from...
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Govt considers lengthening visa-free stay to 45 days

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HCMC – The Government is weighing increasing the duration of visa-free stay for international tourists to 45 days from the current 15 to attract...
Tourism

PM urges easier visa policy to boost inbound tourism

Ngoc Nguyen -
HCMC - Vietnam will unilaterally offer a visa waiver for more countries and lengthen the duration of stay for international tourists, said Prime Minister Pham...
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Gov’t to devise favorable policy for tourism: PM 

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HCMC – The Government would work out policies to tackle difficulties facing the tourism sector, said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh. He was speaking during...
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HCMC prepares to welcome back Chinese tourists

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HCMC – The HCMC tourism authority is getting ready for the return of groups of tourists from China, as the northern neighbor has given...
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