News, services and visa tips for foreigners in Vietnam — updated regularly.
You're in Vietnam on a tourist/E-Visa and you've found a job — can you convert straight to a work visa without flying out and back? The answer isn't a simple yes or no: conversion in-country is possible, but only for eligible cases. And one key point: a visa run does NOT turn a tourist visa into a work visa.
Food is one of the reasons foreigners fall for Vietnam. But if you're vegetarian, have allergies, or worry about street-food safety, a few tips help. Here's a guide: what to try by region, how to say "I'm vegetarian / I'm allergic", eating street food safely, and dining etiquette.
Vietnamese people are warm and forgiving toward foreign guests — you don't need to be perfect. But knowing a few basic courtesies will make you well-liked and help you avoid accidental offence. Here's a situation-by-situation guide: entering homes, temples, dining, social interaction, money — plus a few things to avoid.
Arriving in Vietnam for the first time is nothing to worry about if you know each step in advance. Here's the full process: what to prepare before you fly (E-Visa, the new QR arrival card), the steps at the airport (immigration, entry stamp, customs), and what to do after you land — including one important step many people forget.
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Reference price — the licensed tour operator sets the final price. The discount follows each trip’s booking order.
