News, services and visa tips for foreigners in Vietnam — updated regularly.
Good news for foreigners: since late 2025, Vietnam's E-Visa is accepted at 83 ports of entry — nearly all of the country's international gates by air, land, and sea. You can enter at almost any international gate to begin your stay. Here's the list by route, plus one important flexibility rule few people know.
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.
Vietnam is one of the safest destinations in Southeast Asia — violent crime against visitors is very rare. The real risk is petty money scams, and nearly all of them are avoidable if you know them in advance. Here's a category-by-category field guide: what each scam looks like and how to dodge it — including the fake e-visa website trap.
Vietnam's traffic looks chaotic, but getting around is actually easy once you know which apps to use. Here's a mode-by-mode guide — ride-hailing (Grab, Xanh SM, Be), taxis, motorbikes, and travelling between cities (flights, trains, buses) — plus safety tips and a new note about petrol motorbikes in Hanoi.
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