Southeast Asia Information Port (www.dnyxxg.com) – The Vietnamese government recently issued Resolution No. 389/NQ-CP, supplementing the list of 41 international ports of entry and exit permitted for foreigners using e-visas.
According to the resolution, the Vietnamese government has decided to add 41 new international ports of entry to the list already published in Article 2 of Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP on August 14, 2023, which allows foreign citizens and residents of the region to use e-visas. The new ports of entry include:
Airports: Long Thanh International Airport (applicable after operation); Gia Binh International Airport (applicable after operation); Vinh City International Airport; Chu Lai International Airport.
Land border crossings: Dong Dang (railway) International Border Crossing, Lang Son Province; Lao Cai (railway) International Border Crossing, Lao Cai Province; Tra Linh International Border Crossing, Cao Bang Province; Long Sa International Border Crossing, Son La Province; Nam Giang International Border Crossing, Da Nang City; Le Thanh International Border Crossing, Gia Lai Province; Ping Hiep International Border Crossing, Tay Ninh Province; Thuong Phuoc International Land/Sea Border Crossing, Dong Thap Province; Ing Ba International Border Crossing, Dong Thap Province; Tan Nam International Border Crossing, Tay Ninh Province; Thanh Thuy International Border Crossing, Tuyen Quang Province.
Ports and border crossings: Van Ka Port, Quang Ninh Province; Yen Tien Port, Hung Yen Province; Hai Thanh Port, Ninh Binh Province; Ninh Binh Port, Ninh Binh Province; Lu Mun – Bien Thuy Port, Nghe An Province; Son Duong Port, Ha Tinh Province; Giang Port, Quang Tri Province; Hon La Port, Quang Tri Province; Viet Mun Port, Quang Tri Province; Thuan An Port, Hue City; Ky Ha Port, Da Nang City; Sa Ky Port, Quang Ngai Province; Vũng Rô Port, Dak Lak Province; Can Ná Port, Khanh Hoa Province; Ninh Chai Port, Khanh Hoa Province; Phu Quy Port, Lam Dong Province; Lien Hong Kong Port, Lam Dong Province; Ben Lê Côc Port, Tay Ninh Province; Dong Thap Port, Dong Thap Province; Soài Port, Dong Thap Province. Rạp – Hiep Phuc Port; My Thai Port, An Giang Province; Hòn Chông Port, An Giang Province; An Thai Port, An Giang Province; Trang Long Hoa Port, Vinh Long Province; Khao Long Port, Vinh Long Province; Năm Căn Port, Ca Mau Province.
Previously, according to Resolution No. 127/NQ-CP of August 14, 2023, 42 international border crossings already allowed foreigners to enter and exit with electronic visas, as follows:
13 air border crossings: Noi Bai, Tan Son Nhat, Cam Ranh, Da Nang, Cat Bi, Can Tho, Phu Quoc, Phu Bai, Van Don, Tho Xuan, Dong Hai, Phu Cat, Lien Kheang.
Sixteen land border crossings: Tay Trang International Border Crossing, Dien Bien Province; Mong Cai International Border Crossing, Quang Ninh Province; Huu Huu International Border Crossing, Lang Son Province; Lao Cai International Border Crossing, Lao Cai Province; Na Mèo International Border Crossing, Thanh Hoa Province; Nam Cậm Cắn International Border Crossing, Nghe An Province; Cầu Treo International Border Crossing, Ha Tinh Province; Cha Lo International Border Crossing, Quang Binh Province (now part of Quang Tri Province); La Lay International Border Crossing, Quang Tri Province; Lao Bao International Border Crossing, Quang Tri Province; Bờ Y International Border Crossing, Kon Tum Province (now part of Quang Ngai Province); Moc Bai International Border Crossing, Tay Ninh Province; Xa Mát International Border Crossing, Tay Ninh Province; Tinh Bien International Border Crossing, An Giang Province; Vinh Truong Land/Water International Border Crossing, An Giang Province; Ha Tien International Border Crossing, Kien Giang Province (now part of An Giang Province).
Thirteen seaports: Hòn Gai Port in Quang Ninh Province; Cam Pha Port in Quang Ninh Province; Hai Phong Port in Hai Phong City; Nghe Son Port in Thanh Hoa Province; Vũng Áng Port in Ha Tinh Province; Chân Mây Port in Hue City; Da Nang Port in Da Nang City; Nha Trang Port in Khanh Hoa Province; Quy Nhon Port in Binh Dinh Province (now part of Gia Lai Province); Dung Quất Port in Quang Ngai Province; Vung Tau Port in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province (now part of Ho Chi Minh City); Port in Ho Chi Minh City; Duong Dong Port in Kien Giang Province (now part of An Giang Province). (End)
