Getting an embassy visa:
Portugal, as if now, does not have any localized official Vietnam embassy and hence the citizens here tend to face some difficulties in getting a Vietnam visa. The citizens need to approach an embassy located in the neighboring nations and apply for a visa there.
1) The process begins with the filling up of an application form and attaching of the relevant documents. Arrange for the visa-processing fee that needs to be paid at the time of application.
2) You will need to send this application form to the embassy through a registered mail service. The embassy will also need your original passport hence choose the mail service wisely.
3) The form once accepted by the embassy generates your visa in the coming 5 to 7 working days.
4) This process is a little lengthy and costly but the visa grants you an access into Vietnam through any preferred gateway i.e. via road, water, and air.
Getting a VOA:
A VOA is the smarter way of getting a visa. For people residing in nations like Portugal that do not have an embassy, a VOA is the ultimate way out. We are one of the most professional agents when it comes to the VOAs. The process is simple:
1) For the sake of our clients, we have made the entire process of VOA application, online. Simply fill up the application form with your basic information. Make sure that you fill up the information as on the passport to avoid hassles.
2) You will also need to pay the processing fee at the time of application that is a very economical amount. The fee depends upon the type of visa and the duration for which you need it. The process of application is competed as soon as you pay the fee.
3) This application form will be send to the Vietnam Immigration department by us and we will obtain an approval letter in your name from them. We assure you that this letter will reach you in the next 2 working days.
4) This letter is sufficient for you to land at any major Vietnamese airport. Once there, present this letter to the immigration officer and he will stamp the visa after verifying your letter. Hence, keep the letter and the passport handy.
