According to the latest news from Vietnam, starting from July 1, electronic visas will be issued to foreign citizens of 80 countries, and international ports will be opened, allowing foreign citizens to enter and exit Vietnam with electronic visas.
The 79/NQ-CP resolution of the Vietnamese government has clearly stipulated that citizens of countries who can enter and exit Vietnam after July 1st.
Specifically: After July 1, the following countries can enter and exit, transit, and temporarily stay in Vietnam with their electronic visa. These include: Australia, Peru, India, South Korea, Italy, China ...
Ports that allow citizens of these 80 countries to enter and exit the country with electronic visas include:
8 air ports: Nei Pai, Johor Bahru, Cam Ranh Bay, Da Nang, Can Tho, Phu Quoc Island, Ji Beer, and Fu Pai International Airport.
16 land ports: Xizhuang (Dian Bien Phu), Mangjie, Youyiguan, Namiao, Nanhan, Suspension Bridge, Chaluo, Lalai, Laobao, Boyi, Mupai Shami, Jingbian Qianjiang and Hexian.
13 waterway ports: Hongji, Jinpu Port, Hongji, Jinpu Port, Yishan Port, Chengtian Hue Province Zhenyun Port, Da Nang, Nha Trang Port, Guiren Port, Rongju Port, Vung Tung Port, Ho Chi Minh City Port, and Yangdong Port.
However...
In the list of countries that allow electronic visas to enter, the China column has special notes: the situations where Chinese citizens are allowed to enter the country with electronic visas include holding a passport of Hong Kong and Macao in China; if holds a Chinese ordinary electronic passport, does not apply to this situation .
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Seeing this, the editor couldn't help but slowly raise three question marks.
Currently, there are two types of passports in China. One is the traditional passport number starting with G, which is generally processed before 2012; the other is the passport number starting with E, which is the Chinese ordinary electronic passport known in the new regulations of Vietnam. Passports starting with E were officially issued in May 2012 and contain chips. (The editor’s passport code starts with E. After looking around, most of the passports of people around him are also numbers starting with E.)
. Currently, the majority of people holding E passports are obviously the majority. In this way, Vietnam’s entry regulations this time mean that there are restrictions on Chinese people? It is equivalent to the vast majority of Chinese people who cannot enter Vietnam with electronic visas.
As soon as this regulation was released, even Vietnamese could no longer bear it. This morning, the editor saw on WeChat Moments that there were Vietnamese people writing this way:
Vietnam This regulation is really fascinating. After July 1, whether the E passport cannot enter the country or what kind of visa to enter the country, as well as the specific entry and exit regulations, remains to be further stipulated by Vietnam's official official.
