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Vietnam Visa Exemption and related services

Vietnam Visa Exemption and related services

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$110.00 CAD
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IMPORTANT NOTES

  • KeyApply only supports connections and procedural assistance with the Embassy of Vietnam in Canada or the Consulate General of Vietnam in Vancouver. All forms and processes strictly follow the regulations of Vietnamese authorities.
  • KeyApply will not fulfill personal requests if the content contradicts consular regulations.
  • KeyApply is not responsible for any issues arising from the use of documents in Vietnam that have already been certified by the Embassy or Consulate General (e.g., if they require corrections or are not accepted due to local administrative procedures).
  • All requests (if any) must be submitted by email in advance. Without prior notification, completed documents cannot be modified, and no refunds will be issued.
  • Document shipping depends entirely on the courier service. In the event of incidents (strikes, delays, loss, incorrect delivery, etc.), you must cooperate to resolve the issue. Problems occurring during transit are subject to the policies and decisions of the courier.
  • KeyApply does not provide legal advice regarding the content of Vietnamese documents; please contact the relevant authorities in Vietnam directly for explanations or verification of document content.

Vietnam Visa Exemption Certificate (5-year visa)

KeyApply assists with the preparation and coordination of applications for a Visa Exemption Certificate at Vietnamese representative offices in Canada. Approval and the actual duration granted are decided by the competent authorities.

1. Who is eligible to apply?

  • Vietnamese residing abroad who do not hold a Vietnamese passport.
  • Foreigners who are spouses or children of Vietnamese citizens or Vietnamese residing abroad.

2. Validity and duration of stay

The Visa Exemption Certificate is valid for a maximum of 5 years, but must expire at least 6 months before the expiration of the passport or related residency document. Each entry may allow a stay of up to 6 months, subject to the decision of Vietnamese immigration authorities. These are two separate time limits.

3. Documents to prepare

  1. Application form for the Visa Exemption Certificate according to the current template required by the consular office.
  2. A valid foreign passport; the Embassy recommends having at least 15 months of validity to facilitate the application process.
  3. 2 color photos taken within the last 6 months, white background, facing forward, no hats or tinted glasses. Photos can be taken with a smartphone if they are clear, well-lit, and meet ID photo requirements; do not use filters or edits that alter facial features.
  4. People of Vietnamese origin: Vietnamese birth certificate, old Vietnamese passport, National ID/Citizen ID, or other documents proving Vietnamese nationality or origin.
  5. Foreign spouses or children: Marriage certificate or birth certificate proving the relationship, and documents proving the Vietnamese nationality or origin of the relative.
  6. Certified/notarized copies of documents as required by the consular office; keep the originals for verification if requested.

Note: A person's Visa Exemption Certificate is not automatically sufficient proof to grant one to their spouse or children. The application must provide evidence of the relationship and the relative's eligibility as required.

4. Process and special notes

  1. Submit information and documents to KeyApply for an initial completeness check.
  2. Complete the application form and notarize or certify copies if necessary.
  3. Submit the application via the method accepted by the representative office and wait for processing.
  4. Receive the Visa Exemption Certificate, either as a visa sticker in the passport or as a separate document, depending on the application.

Applications involving changes to name, gender, or personal information: Do not automatically assume eligibility. Documents and evidence of the changes must be verified, and the consular office should be consulted regarding additional requirements. If you do not meet the visa exemption criteria, you may consider our Vietnam visa services instead.

Expedited service: Only considered when the application is complete and the processing authority is able to accommodate; there is no guarantee regarding the timeframe or the approval result.

Source of guidance: Embassy of Vietnam in Canada – Visa Exemption Certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the Visa Exemption Certificate the same as a 5-year visa?
Yes, it is a visa exemption certificate commonly referred to as a 5-year visa. The validity is granted for a maximum of 5 years, depending on the expiration date of your passport or residency documents.
How long can I stay in Vietnam each time I enter?
You may be allowed to stay for up to 6 months per entry, subject to the decision of the immigration authorities; this does not mean you can stay for 5 continuous years.
Can I apply if my passport has less than 15 months of validity?
The Embassy recommends at least 15 months of validity. The duration of the Visa Exemption must be at least 6 months shorter than the expiration of your passport or related residence document; it is advisable to confirm with the consular office before submitting.
Do I need to notarize documents proving Vietnamese origin?
Copies of documents proving Vietnamese origin or family relationships may need to be notarized/certified as required by the consular office. KeyApply will assist in reviewing your specific case.
Can foreign spouses or children apply?
Yes, if they meet the conditions regarding their relationship with a Vietnamese citizen or a Vietnamese residing abroad and possess appropriate supporting documentation.
Does a common-law relationship qualify?
The regulations specify spouses or children. A common-law affidavit does not automatically replace a marriage certificate; please check with the consular office before choosing a service.
Can I get a separate certificate instead of a sticker in my passport?
Both separate documents and passport stickers are available; the actual format depends on your application and the decision of the consular office.
What if I have changed my name or gender in Canada?
You must provide documentation of the change to be reconciled with your birth certificate, passport, or other Vietnamese documents. Eligibility depends on the specific case; do not automatically conclude that you will be refused.
Can it be expedited before my flight?
You may inquire about expedited processing if your application is complete. Actual processing time depends on the authorities; it is recommended to submit well in advance of your trip.
What is included in the fees on the website?
Each service option has a specific price in CAD. Additional costs for notarization, expedited processing, consular fees, or shipping may apply depending on your case; KeyApply will discuss these with you before proceeding.

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