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Dernière mise à jour sur la politique d'immigration du Vietnam Au cours de Covid-19

November 16, 2021

Since the beginning of the pandemic outbreak, Vietnam is one of the countries that has remained the best coped with the Coronavirus. The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases keep remains low after two pandemic waves. The current new Covid cases are mainly people from abroad. You can see the updated number of Covid cases in Vietnam here.

Dernières mises à jour

Étape No. of cases La description
Première vague
Phase 1
(23 January – 25 February 2020)
16 Cases reported are usually people who have had travel history to China.
Phase 2
(6 – 19 March 2020)
69 The virus has spread globally, many cases reported are from other countries but it is still easy to trace spread and quarantine.
Phase 3
(20 March – 21 April 2020)
183 Infections in community, many cluster begin to appear in high-density areas. The source of the infection is untraceable.
Phase 4
(22 April 2020 – 24 July 2020)
145 No cases of local transmission reported, all of the cases are imported and quarantined after arrival.
Deuxième vague
Phase 1
(25 July 2020 – 6 September 2020)
636 New community transmission cases appeared again after more than three months. Officials re-implemented social distancing.
Phase 2
(7 September 2020 – 27 January 2021)
502 The number of cases in community decreased, authorities begins to ease restrictions in the affected areas.
Troisième vague
Phase 1
(28 January 2021 )
841 Une nouvelle transmission communautaire est apparue à Hai Duong et Quang Ninh
Phase 2
(28 January – 17 February)
1537 There are no infections in the community. The epidemic is gradually under control.
Phase 3
(17 February – 25 March)
2576 Recording the 3rd way from a female worker entering Japan. The wave outbreaks mainly in Hai Duong (accounting for nearly 80% of the total number of cases). It lasted for 57 days and spread to 13 provinces and cities across the country, reaching the peak of the epidemic on 31 February. Deploying vaccination against COVID-19 on 8 March.
Quatrième vague
(27 April – now) 11380 For the first time, Vietnam recorded the SARS-CoV-2 virus variant with the strongest infection rate in the world from India. The number of infections is increasing rapidly and the situation is complicated in industrial zones. In recent days, the number of cases is increasing at an alarming rate. Vietnam is facing more than 50,000 high-risk positive test samples.

On 24 Feb 2021, the first batch of 117,600 doses of Oxford/AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine arrived in HCMC’s Tan Son Nhat Airport.


In January 2021, in response to COVID-19 outbreak in Hai Duong, two field hospitals with a combined capacity of 600 beds have been set up in northern Hai Duong province within 24 hours. The first one was built at the medical centre of Chi Linh city, and staffed by 45 doctors and about 70 nurses who can provide treatment for 200 patients. The second one converted from the Hai Duong Medical Technical University with 210 beds.


The third wave of infections began on 28 January 2021, when Vietnam recorded an additional 84 community transmission cases within a single day in Hai Duong and Quang Ninh provinces. Most of these are related to a single Hai Duong migrant worker, who was diagnosed with the UK coronavirus variant by Japanese authorities after arriving in Osaka on 17 January. Initially, the government only quarantine the areas directly related to the infected people to limit the economic impact. But after half a month the number of cases still showed no signs of stopping, so on 15 February, entire province of Hai Duong was locked down for 15 days while Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City stopped all entertainment activities.

This information will be updated with further notice from Vietnam Immigration Department.

Q&A About Vietnam visa during COVID-19

Question: How to get Visa for Spanish Citizens?
Cher Monsieur ou Madame,

I´m planning my trip to Vietnam, i´ve a flight booked from april 8th to april 26th and i´m trying to get mi visa. I can not find “Spain” in the selection box of your webpage, could you please help me?

Peter


RÉPONDRE
Dear Peter,

Hope this email finds you well.

As you may have known, the nCoV 19 (Coronavirus) outbreak has been announced globally by WHO; due to the latest action from the Vietnam government for precaution this pandemic, from 15 March to 15 April 2020, Vietnam Immigration Department stops issuing visa on arrival for all nationalities in all airports and land borders. Kindly revise your trip and wait until further notice from Vietnam government.
We hope this information is helpful and should you have any questions, please feel free to Contactez nous.

Thank you very much for understanding this global issue.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: Information about quarantine in Vietnam
Bonjour, en raison de la propagation du coronavirus, le gouvernement vietnamien a mis tous les étrangers en quarantaine à leur arrivée.
Merci,
CLAUDIA VICTORIA VARGAS CEDEÑO,


RÉPONDRE
Dear CLAUDIA VICTORIA VARGAS CEDEÑO,

Merci pour ton e-mail.

This is to inform that as per Vietnam’s current regulations, everyone entering Vietnam from Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland, Italy, Iran, South Korea, China have to be quarantined for at least 14 days. However, all airports are strictly controlled upon entry (thermal scanner) so you might be tested for coronavirus upon landing in Vietnam’s airports so if you have any symptoms such as fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties, you might be quarantined 14 days. We also encourage less travel to the crowd, always drink water to keep your throat wet and wash hands with reliable soap more than 10 seconds while travelling.

Hope this helps and have a nice day.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: What document needs to be prepare before entering Vietnam?
Je suis malaisien et j'ai reçu la lettre de visa, ma question est donc la suivante : dois-je préparer un nouveau document pour entrer au Vietnam à ce moment-là ?

Merci, Laura


RÉPONDRE
Chère Laura,

Merci d'avoir contacté notre service.

Il s'agit d'informer qu'à partir du 7 mars, tous les voyageurs entrants venant au Vietnam devront soumettre une déclaration de santé à leur arrivée. Les voyageurs peuvent remplir la déclaration à l'aéroport ou les soumettre à l'avance à ce lien. Les voyageurs présentant des symptômes de Covid-19 peuvent être tenus de effectuer des contrôles médicaux et placés dans une quarantaine de 14 jours dans des établissements de santé désignés au Vietnam.

Par conséquent, vous devez préparer tous les documents ci-dessous avant d'atterrir:

Veuillez préparer les documents suivants:

Passeport (validité d'au moins 6 mois)
Une copie imprimée de la lettre ci-jointe d'approbation
Un formulaire d'entrée / sortie (télécharger ici) rempli de vos informations
01 photo (4cmx6cm, fond blanc)
déclaration sur la santé

Veuillez noter que tous les visiteurs sont tenus de se conformer aux réglementations sur la prévention épidémique et le dépistage de la santé lors de l'atterrissage dans les aéroports du Vietnam.

En attendant, si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: How to extend visa during Covid-19 pandemic?
Salut Cindy ! Nous sommes citoyens argentins. Nous sommes à Hanoi et nous souhaitons prolonger notre visa vietnamien.

Pouvez-vous me faire part du document nécessaire à la préparation.
Merci d'avance.

Ramiro et Sofia


RÉPONDRE
Dear Sofía,

Merci pour votre courrier.

Please note that we can only support you to get your visa extended if you stay at Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City only.

We would like to inform you about Documents needed following:

-Your original passport.
-An online-filled health form is required https://tokhaiyte.vn/?tab=2
-A photo of the certificate of temporary residence declaration.
-An authorized health certificate which is negative for COVID-19.
-Detailed schedule declaration from your arrival date to present.

Please let us know when you have all document above so we can support you further.

J'espère avoir de vos nouvelles bientôt.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: How to get E-visa during Coronavirus?
Salut,
I live in Kuala lumpur and want to travel to Da Nang, Vietnam. Please instruct me on how to get visa since e-visa is not available for France.

Abdullah Shahroz Yaqoob


RÉPONDRE

Dear Abdullah Shahroz Yaqoob,

Thank you for contacting with us.

We would like to acknowledge that Vietnam Immigration Department temporarily stop issuing e-Visa for foreigners who are in or have recently visited areas where Covid-19 is spreading. Therefore, we afraid all French passport holders can not apply e-Visa at this time. Kindly revise your trip and come to Vietnam in the right time.

En attendant, si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: Do I need Visa for transfer at Vietnam International Airport?
Cher Monsieur,

I am a Chinese current working at Finland. I have booked the flight on 18th Mar from Helsinki Finland to Hong Kong, and the flight will transit at Ho Chi Minh City Tan Son Nhat International Airport. I need Visa for transfer at Nhat International Airport.

Thank you very much.
Bingpeng Zhou


RÉPONDRE
Dear Bingpeng Zhou,

Merci de nous contacter.

This is to inform that due to SARS-CoV-2 spread out, Vietnam temporarily suspends issuing visas for all nationalities within 30 days from 18 March 2020. With your provided information, kindly check with your airlines agent if your luggage will be automatically transferred from one flight to another so you do not need to go out of the isolated area (just stay in Transit Area), you would not need a visa for your provided trip’s information.

However, if you need to go out of the Immigration gate (isolated area) either to reach the baggage claim belt yourself or to go out of the airport, you would need to have a visa to pass the Immigration checking booth.

Please double check with your airlines about the information above and confirm us which situation you are in.

Si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: Where to get the health certificate in Ha Noi?
Cher bureau,

Nous sommes à Hanoi et nous souhaitons prolonger notre visa vietnamien. Cependant, nous savons que vous avez besoin d'un certificat de santé accompagné d'autres documents. donc ma question est où peut-on obtenir le certificat de santé ?

Ramiro et Sofia


RÉPONDRE
Chers Ramiro et Sofia,

Merci pour votre question.

Nous tenons à répondre à votre question : en raison de l'épidémie de nCoV 19 (Coronavirus), vous pouvez rechercher les noms de ces centres dans le tableau ci-dessous pour plus d'informations :

NON. nom du centre Adresse
1 Institut national de paludologie parasitologie et entomologie 34 Trung Van, Nam Tu Liem, Hanoï
2 Hanoi Center for Disease Control 70 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Dong Da, Hanoï
3 Hôpital national des maladies tropicales 78 rue Giai Phong, Hanoï
4 L'hôpital Bach Mai 78 rue Giai Phong, Phuong Dinh, Dong Da, Hanoï
5 Vietnam – Russia tropical center 63 rue Nguyen Van Huyen, Nghia Do, Cau Giay, Hanoï
Veuillez noter que nous ne sommes pas sûrs des frais, de la durée et des résultats des tests. Les facteurs ci-dessus dépendent de chaque centre/hôpital.

En attendant, si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: How to get stamp at Vietnam embassy?
Dear sir,

I’m a Bahraini national living in bahrain wishing to visit Vietnam for tourism .
How can I apply online ? As we do not have ambassade du Vietnam here in bahrain and would like to avoid sending my passport to other county.

Cordialement,
Mohamed


RÉPONDRE
Cher Mohamed

Merci pour ton e-mail.

This is would like to inform that we are a travel agency who support customer to get visa on arrival.
In order to apply visa to Vietnam, you can pick up visa at Vietnam Embassy nearest your place. After receiving your request we will process your application but note with Vietnam Immigration Department that you will pick up the visa at Vietnam Embassy/Consulate abroad. The Dept will fax a letter to that Embassy, we will also send you the copy of that faxed version via email. You will bring this copy to the Embassy chosen then they will grant you visa. At this point, you will still have to pay for the official visa, but we are not sure about this fee because each Embassy/Consulate has its own policy. Kindly contact the Vietnam Embassy to make sure that your visa result is available in their system.

En attendant, si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: How to get Visa On Arrival?
Bonjour,

Pourriez-vous bien vouloir fournir des informations sur les conditions requises pour demander un visa en ligne.

As a note, I am currently residing in Ireland and will be flying from Ireland but as a holder of Croatian passport.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Cordialement,
beauté Josipa


RÉPONDRE
Dear Josipa Belecan,

Merci pour ton e-mail.

I am writing to clarify to you some points that:

– We – Vietnam Visa only offer the Visa-on-arrival (VOA) is briefly a process of obtaining the pre-approved visa letter through our company to check-in at the departure airport and pick up the actual visa stamp at an international airport in Vietnam upon arrival.
In order to apply for a visa approval letter please apply here OR kindly send us the scan/photo of your passport information page then provide us the earliest expected arrival date and type of visa (01 or 03 months, single or multiple entries) so that we can send back confirmation email and payment link accordingly.

Normally, it takes up to 02 working days to process and send back your visa approval letter which allows you to board on your flight. Up on arrival at any Vietnam International Airport, you can follow the instruction in our email to complete the landing visa procedure to get official Vietnam visa stamp into your passport.

Nous espérons que les informations ci-dessus vous seront utiles et attendrons de vos nouvelles bientôt.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Question: How to get E-visa?
Dear staff, I’m an Italian citizen, I entered Vietnam (from HCM Airport) the 14th of December with a free visa of 15 days. I left Vietnam the 18th of December to visit some friends in Cambodia. The 13th of January I\’m going to come back to Vietnam (from Hanoï Airport) and I will need a 30 days visa. Can I obtain it directly at the airport or I need to obtain first the e-visa online? Thank you for your help

Sincères amitiés
Ilham matrass


RÉPONDRE
Dear Ilham Atrass,
Merci pour ton e-mail.
This is to inform that the type of visa we support customers to obtain is visa on arrival, which means you will receive a visa approval letter by email then print the letter out, show it at depart airport to board on flight to Vietnam. Upon arrival at Vietnam airport, you will be granted official visa

In order to apply e-visa that there is only ONE place to get an E-Visa for Vietnam: Direct from the Vietnamese Immigration Department. Please note that it will take at least 3 working day to issue the visa. More importantly, Vietnam Visa Department only issue 1 month single entry visa.

Here is the website: https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn/web/guest/home

Additionally, the visa result we send to customer is signed and stamped by the Viet Nam Immigration Department, not our product. Therefore, the visa you get at the Embassy or evisa and from Immigration Department (through us) is same effective.

Si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

Cordialement,
Cindy, Ha Huyen Trang (Mme)

Aide et informations

Daily Covid-19 mise à jour par le gouvernement du Vietnam
news.chinhphu.vn/Home/Ministerial-activities.vgp

Coronavirus renseignements consultatifs
who.int/emergencies

Coronavirus Q&A
who.int/news-room

Vue d'ensemble de l'état coronavirus
who.int/health-topics

Voyage et santé internationale
www.who.int/ith/en/