German citizens need a visa to visit Vietnam. Visa exemption or
visa-free access does not apply to Germany. A visa allows a stay of up
to 30 days.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months on the date of entry.
Most countries issue visas through embassies, visa on arrival offices
or electronic visa (e-Visa) providers. The cost, processing time,
requirements and types of visa issued vary.
It is possible to stay longer than 30 days without leaving the country.
You can do it by applying for a visa extension or getting a visa allowing a stay of more than 30 days.
If you plan to exit and re-enter the country numerous times, a multiple-entry visa will simplify matters.
You can stay up to 30 days during each visit, and no minimum gap is required between visits.
We advise you not to overstay your visit at all costs. If you cannot
avoid an overstay, however, you will most likely be fined an amount that
costs more than a visa extension, visa run or new visa. In most cases,
you will not be thrown in jail.
German citizens transiting in Vietnam should consult with their
airlines about the possibility of getting a transit visa, maximum
transit time allowed and flight delay policies. If you are flying point
to point on a budget airline without a transit visa, you will need a
tourist visa to clear immigration upon arrival.
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