Est-ce que Vietnam-Visa est un site fiable?
by Ceroxon
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Original post
Je voudrais leur faire une demande de visa. Mais le visa en ligne en passant par une société extérieure qui me demande un virement me laisse garder mon passeport.... Je me méfie. Donc je demande si le site est fiable pour ceux qui savent.
Bonjour,
On y perd son latin dans vos demandes...😕 Dans un autre post vous dites être au Vietnam ? et vouloir prolonger votre séjour de 3 mois... Ce qui vous est proposé sur place est effectivement élevé (300 euro). La solution est de sortir du pays pour un pays limitrophe, Laos, Cambodge et d'y faire une demande de visa (ambassade, consulat, agence).
Le visa à l'arrivée (vietnam-visa.com) si vous êtes bien comme vous le dites au Vietnam ? ne peut vous correspondre puisqu'il faut passer par un aéroport international pour y retirer son visa! Si vous êtes hors du Vietnam, en pays limitrophe, autant aller directement dans une Ambassade ou une agence plutôt que de passer en ligne par un site dont vous ne serez pas certain.
Confier son passeport à une ambassade n'est pas un risque majeur, faites des copies pour les 2/3 jours éventuels d'attente de restitution.
On y perd son latin dans vos demandes...😕 Dans un autre post vous dites être au Vietnam ? et vouloir prolonger votre séjour de 3 mois... Ce qui vous est proposé sur place est effectivement élevé (300 euro). La solution est de sortir du pays pour un pays limitrophe, Laos, Cambodge et d'y faire une demande de visa (ambassade, consulat, agence).
Le visa à l'arrivée (vietnam-visa.com) si vous êtes bien comme vous le dites au Vietnam ? ne peut vous correspondre puisqu'il faut passer par un aéroport international pour y retirer son visa! Si vous êtes hors du Vietnam, en pays limitrophe, autant aller directement dans une Ambassade ou une agence plutôt que de passer en ligne par un site dont vous ne serez pas certain.
Confier son passeport à une ambassade n'est pas un risque majeur, faites des copies pour les 2/3 jours éventuels d'attente de restitution.
Pour bien aimer un pays il faut le manger, le boire et l’entendre chanter. (Michel Déon)
Le pays limitrophes ou ca me coutera le moins cher n'est pas accessible. L'aller retour thailande par avion coute moins cher. Sauf que la demande de visa sera coutera quand même 0 dollars et surtout ça semble spécial l'ambassade du vietnam à Bangkok.
Le site vietnam-visa propose ça pour 34 dollars.
Le site vietnam-visa propose ça pour 34 dollars.
Je crois que vous ne comprenez pas tout....😕, pas grave...., çà servira à d'autres😏
Pour un visa à l'arrivée il faut quitter le Vietnam pour y revenir, prendre l'avion et arriver par un aéroport international....donc...
Pour un visa à l'arrivée il faut quitter le Vietnam pour y revenir, prendre l'avion et arriver par un aéroport international....donc...
Pour bien aimer un pays il faut le manger, le boire et l’entendre chanter. (Michel Déon)
Oui. J'ai tout bien compris. Mieux que vous ne l'avez expliqué même.
Je dois quitter le pays pour un nouveau visa, ça je n'y couperais pas sauf si je dépense 330 dollars pour une prolongation ce dont il n'est pas question.
Donc si je quitte la pays (eu importe ou je vais) quand je reviens, soit je passe par l'ambassade qui me demande 90 dollars pour un visa de trois mois. Soit je passe par vietnam-visa.com qui demande 34 dollars, délivre une lettre par mail et j'obtiens mon visa à l'arrivée à l'aéroport.
Question: vietnam-visa.com est il un site fiable?
Je dois quitter le pays pour un nouveau visa, ça je n'y couperais pas sauf si je dépense 330 dollars pour une prolongation ce dont il n'est pas question.
Donc si je quitte la pays (eu importe ou je vais) quand je reviens, soit je passe par l'ambassade qui me demande 90 dollars pour un visa de trois mois. Soit je passe par vietnam-visa.com qui demande 34 dollars, délivre une lettre par mail et j'obtiens mon visa à l'arrivée à l'aéroport.
Question: vietnam-visa.com est il un site fiable?
A la bonne heure! 😏
34$ de lettre plus 25$ de visa.... Je ne connais pas votre agence.
34$ de lettre plus 25$ de visa.... Je ne connais pas votre agence.
Pour bien aimer un pays il faut le manger, le boire et l’entendre chanter. (Michel Déon)
Pour un visa à l'arrivée il faut quitter le Vietnam pour y revenir, prendre l'avion et arriver par un aéroport international....donc...
Encore une fois ... non !!! Désolé Fabienne !
Et c'est justement dans la situation dans laquelle semble se trouver ce forumeur que le visa à l'arrivée avec entrée par voie terrestre est tout à fait approprié, surtout s'il se trouve dans le centre ou dans le sud du VN, où un visa run à un poste frontière laotien ou cambodgien lui coûtera entre 50 et 100$ (tout dépend du prix du billet) de moins qu'un visa run en avion à Bangkok. S'il est dans le nord un visa run à la frontière chinoise doit être possible aussi mais je ne l'ai jamais expérimenté. En tout cas n'importe quelle agence de voyage à Ha Noi peut le renseigner.
Après, s'il donnait plus de détails sur où il se trouve en ce moment et où il sera lorsque son visa expirera on pourrait le conseiller un peu mieux ... mais c'est à lui de voir !
Encore une fois ... non !!! Désolé Fabienne !
Et c'est justement dans la situation dans laquelle semble se trouver ce forumeur que le visa à l'arrivée avec entrée par voie terrestre est tout à fait approprié, surtout s'il se trouve dans le centre ou dans le sud du VN, où un visa run à un poste frontière laotien ou cambodgien lui coûtera entre 50 et 100$ (tout dépend du prix du billet) de moins qu'un visa run en avion à Bangkok. S'il est dans le nord un visa run à la frontière chinoise doit être possible aussi mais je ne l'ai jamais expérimenté. En tout cas n'importe quelle agence de voyage à Ha Noi peut le renseigner.
Après, s'il donnait plus de détails sur où il se trouve en ce moment et où il sera lorsque son visa expirera on pourrait le conseiller un peu mieux ... mais c'est à lui de voir !
Je suis à hanoi. Mon visa expire dans 5 jours . J'ai fait une demande par internet pour un nouveau visa. Par contre je dois quitter le pays et y rerentrer. Le truc le moins cher que j'ai trouvé c'est de faire un aller retour par avion hanoi/bangkok. Curieusement, ça coûte moins cher que de le faire par avion à phnom pen ou a vientiane. Je ne suis pas sûr que mon visa serait approuvé par voix terrestre.
Je suis à hanoi. Mon visa expire dans 5 jours . J'ai fait une demande par internet pour un nouveau visa. (...)
Je ne suis pas sûr que mon visa serait approuvé par voix terrestre.
Le visa de 3 mois n'est pas délivré par internet donc Je suppose que tu as fait une demande de lettre d'invitation et non de visa ...
Quand au visa de 3 mois délivré lors d'une entrée par voie terrestre , il ne t est accordé que si tu es muni d'une lettre d'invitation originale (tampon rouge) qui stipule le poste frontière d'entrée et qui t'est remise (ou envoyée) par l'agence auprès de qui tu auras fait ta demande.
Le visa de 3 mois n'est pas délivré par internet donc Je suppose que tu as fait une demande de lettre d'invitation et non de visa ...
Quand au visa de 3 mois délivré lors d'une entrée par voie terrestre , il ne t est accordé que si tu es muni d'une lettre d'invitation originale (tampon rouge) qui stipule le poste frontière d'entrée et qui t'est remise (ou envoyée) par l'agence auprès de qui tu auras fait ta demande.
Soit je passe par vietnam-visa.com qui demande 34 dollars, délivre une lettre par mail et j'obtiens mon visa à l'arrivée à l'aéroport.
Question: vietnam-visa.com est il un site fiable?
Le tarif pour une lettre d'invitation pour un visa de 3 mois entrée simple est de 15$ , 25$ pour l'entrée multiple . Je ne connais pas le site par lequel tu es passé , par contre il t'ont enflé de 20$ ...
Question: vietnam-visa.com est il un site fiable?
Le tarif pour une lettre d'invitation pour un visa de 3 mois entrée simple est de 15$ , 25$ pour l'entrée multiple . Je ne connais pas le site par lequel tu es passé , par contre il t'ont enflé de 20$ ...
Et c'est justement dans la situation dans laquelle semble se trouver ce forumeur que le visa à l'arrivée avec entrée par voie terrestre est tout à fait approprié,
Je le sais bien mais dans ce cas précis j'ai préféré la simplicité😉. De plus, je ne connais pas bien cette procédure. Je la trouve aléatoire pour ce qui est de récupérer la lettre au bon endroit vers la bonne personne en s'adressant à la bonne agence, je vous laisse la main en l'occurrence😏.
Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année!
Fabienne
Je le sais bien mais dans ce cas précis j'ai préféré la simplicité😉. De plus, je ne connais pas bien cette procédure. Je la trouve aléatoire pour ce qui est de récupérer la lettre au bon endroit vers la bonne personne en s'adressant à la bonne agence, je vous laisse la main en l'occurrence😏.
Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année!
Fabienne
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Paper documents might not be accepted. Is this real or just a hoax? Thanks, I’m leaving in 3 weeks. My passport is good to go and my ETA is still valid for a year, but I only printed the email I received. Thanks everyone.
Hi there,
We need to apply for a B2 visa because we visited Iran in 2018. It currently costs $185, but they’re planning an additional $250 fee per person for the same visa—it’s been approved but not yet implemented. Does anyone know when this fee will take effect?
Thanks in advance!
Elisabeth
Hi there,
In November, we're heading off on a 4-month trip. We'll be landing in China and plan to leave the country via a land border into Vietnam.
I’ve read that China may ask for proof of exit within 30 days (flight ticket or other reservation). Since we’d be leaving by land, I’m wondering how this works in practice.
Has anyone here been in this situation recently?
Did the airline ask for an exit ticket before boarding? Did Chinese authorities require proof upon arrival? Is a train/bus ticket to Vietnam sufficient? Is a cancelable or flexible reservation accepted?
Thanks for sharing your experiences! 😊
Did the airline ask for an exit ticket before boarding? Did Chinese authorities require proof upon arrival? Is a train/bus ticket to Vietnam sufficient? Is a cancelable or flexible reservation accepted?
Thanks for sharing your experiences! 😊
Hi there,
Just a question that’s probably been asked before (though usually the other way around for my situation :))
My wife and I are heading to the US.
On her ticket, it only has her maiden name (e.g., Martine DUPOND).
On her passport, it’s written as Martine DUPOND épouse AVRY.
No issues for travel, I hope I did the right thing with the ticket?
Then for the ESTA, is just Martine DUPOND enough, or do I need to include the "épouse AVRY" part like on the passport?
Thanks in advance!
Hi there,
I’m spending a few days in San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) and would like to cross the Argentine border to make a loop toward Salta and then return to Chile to drop off the rental car.
I’ve heard that crossing the border can be tricky!
Is it possible with a rental company’s authorization? Which company, and at what cost?
Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Best regards,
Arnale