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“Vietnam Tourist Visa: How To Apply There are 3 Vietnam tourist visa application options for foreigners to choose from and some of which are very convenient due to available services. #vietnamtouristvisa #vnvisaonarrival #visa2asia https://t.co/dKfnI2Rh3l”

The Vietnamese Government has bilateral agreements with 88 countries on visa exemption. For those who are not legally exempt from any Vietnam visa, applying for a Vietnam tourist visa (DL) when choosing to go on vacation in Vietnam is a must. There are 3 ways to apply for the Vietnam visas which are applying for the visa by yourself at any Vietnam Embassy, applying for the visa upon arrival, and registering online (E-visa). Let’s find out how each works.

Source: https://visa2asia.com/blog/how-to-apply-vietnam-tourist-visa-in-2021

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According to the new provisions of Law, 51/2019/QH14 on entry, exit, transit, and residence of foreigners in Vietnam effective from July 1st, 2020, Vietnam visas are categorized into 21 types. There are 5 types of visa that are the most common: Tourist visa. Business visa. Work visa. Student visa. Diplomatic visa.

A closer look at Vietnam tourist visa and other 5 types of Vietnam visas: Business visa, Work visa, Student visa, Diplomatic visa, and E-Visa.

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“Lunar New Year in Vietnam is called Tet – a word that triggers positive emotions in almost every Vietnamese. 🎋🎆 #Tetholiday #vietnamholidays #vnvisaonarrival #visa2asia #vvoa https://t.co/Sn4X40Iv1T”

That is the historical perspective of Tet’s origin. What about the legend where Tet began – the legend that is told to every single Vietnamese kid as a bedtime story?

Here is how the story goes: “As the 18th prince of Hung King – the first feudal system of Vietnam, Lang Lieu had to participate in a contest to become the next king. Days after days and he came up with nothing to present his father – the King. Then one night, a fairy showed up in his dream and told him about 2 special cakes that would make him stand out from the rest. One square cake – Chung cake, represents the Earth, and another round one – Giay cake, stands for the sky.”

Nowadays, Chung cake and Giay cake are still present among other Tet delicacies. Some say it is a tradition that needs to be preserved. Others are just simply into the taste of these delicious cakes.