The Vietnam dependent visa (TT visa) is a specific visa category issued to foreigners seeking entry into Vietnam to visit their families and relatives. In this article, Thao & Co. guides you through the eligibility criteria and step-by-step process for obtaining this type of visa.
A Vietnam TT visa is valid for a maximum period of 12 months and can allow either single or multiple entries. Please note that the validity of the visa is typically at least 30 days shorter than that of your passport or international travel document.
If you’re planning to stay longer in Vietnam, consider applying for a Temporary Residence Card for family visits, which can allow a stay of up to 3 years. Alternatively, explore the option of a 5-year visa exemption certificate.
To be eligible for a Vietnam TT visa, you must meet the following requirements:
Here are the updated fees for the Vietnam TT visa as issued by the Ministry of Finance:
Here’s a simple 5-step guide to applying for the Vietnam TT visa:
Step 1: Your family member in Vietnam submits an application to the local provincial or city police department. The application dossier includes:
Step 2: As the applicant, you’ll need to prepare the following documents:
Step 3: Submit the complete application dossier to the Vietnam Embassy or Consulate in your country of residence.
Step 4: Pay the visa application fee.
Step 5: Wait for the visa processing, which takes approximately 5 to 15 working days.
When applying for a Vietnam TT visa or other Vietnam visas, all required documents must be translated into Vietnamese and notarized. The translator should possess the necessary language expertise and legal qualifications to handle the task.
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