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How to get Vietnam visa in Pakistan? Vietnam eVisa Online

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Vietnam is a beautiful country located in Southeast Asia, sharing its border with Cambodia. The people of Vietnam are very nice, and right now Vietnam is offering e-visas. You can apply for and obtain an e-visa easily.

Earlier, we used to provide an approval letter for Vietnam, but now that the e-visa system is active, there’s no need for an approval letter anymore. The travel history you create through an e-visa is the same as when you visit any country normally, so there’s no need to worry — you can apply for an e-visa with confidence.

The required documents for an e-visa are only your passport and a photo.
As for hotel booking and flight reservation, we will provide those for you if you take our visa service.

The processing time for this visa is around 3 to 4 days, and we can get your e-visa issued within that time.

With the Vietnam visa, you can stay in Vietnam for one month, and it is valid for one month as well — so keep that in mind. You can’t stay longer than that.

Vietnam is a big country, and its two main cities are Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, which is the capital. You can also travel to Vietnam by road from Cambodia, or by air from any Southeast Asian country. Flights are easily available — there’s no big issue.

The currency of Vietnam is called the Dong, and it’s quite devalued — around 23,000 to 25,000 Dong equals 1 USD.
The cost of living in Vietnam is similar to Thailand or Cambodia — not too expensive and not too cheap either.

If you want to start a business in Vietnam, you can do that too, but there aren’t as many business opportunities as people think. Many of our Pakistani brothers go there on a visit visa and try to work, but Vietnam is not the best country for working.
However, for travel history and tourism, it’s a great country — not bad at all.

The best thing is that Vietnamese people are very kind and respectful, especially towards Pakistanis.

 Vietnam is one of those countries where, as a Pakistani passport holder, you will be respected, and you won’t face any tension.

Your daily expenses — including hotel and food — will be around 20 to 40 USD per day, approximately.