Oct 29, 2011
Vietnam entry: Custom Regulations
On arrival in Vietnam, you must complete white and blue duplicate arrival-departure forms. The blue copy is to be kept with your passport at all times. Hotels, guest houses and private hosts must register overnight guests with the local police and these blue forms are essential for this purpose.
Incoming visitors must also fill out duplicate yellow and white customs declaration forms. The yellow copy is to remain with your passport until departure. Don't lose it!
Duty-Free
Cigarettes: 400, cigars: 100, tobacco: 100 gr
Liquor: 1.5 litres
Perfume and jewellery for personal use
Small gift items valued at not more than US$ 300
Personal effects of a reasonable quantity
Materials Under Declaration
Foreign currency: in excess of US$ 7,000
Gold and jewellery not for personal use
Video tapes, CDs…
CDs and tapes are often retained for screening, and will be returned after a few days.
Banned Materials
Weapon, firearms, explosives and inflammable objects
Opium and other narcotics
Anti-government literature
Pornographic literature
Articles of high values
Goods of commercial nature and articles of high value require export permits issued by the customs authorities. Therefore, to these group of articles, ask the retailer when you buy them for a receipt and declaration that the item may be exported. Antiques, some precious stones and animals listed in Vietnam’s red-book may not be brought out of the country.
NOTE - Since customs regulations are subject to change at any time, our brief summary above is used for reference only. We cannot be held liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other detrimental events resulting from non-compliance. Always double check with your local embassy or consulate.
Incoming visitors must also fill out duplicate yellow and white customs declaration forms. The yellow copy is to remain with your passport until departure. Don't lose it!
Duty-Free
Cigarettes: 400, cigars: 100, tobacco: 100 gr
Liquor: 1.5 litres
Perfume and jewellery for personal use
Small gift items valued at not more than US$ 300
Personal effects of a reasonable quantity
Materials Under Declaration
Foreign currency: in excess of US$ 7,000
Gold and jewellery not for personal use
Video tapes, CDs…
CDs and tapes are often retained for screening, and will be returned after a few days.
Banned Materials
Weapon, firearms, explosives and inflammable objects
Opium and other narcotics
Anti-government literature
Pornographic literature
Articles of high values
Goods of commercial nature and articles of high value require export permits issued by the customs authorities. Therefore, to these group of articles, ask the retailer when you buy them for a receipt and declaration that the item may be exported. Antiques, some precious stones and animals listed in Vietnam’s red-book may not be brought out of the country.
NOTE - Since customs regulations are subject to change at any time, our brief summary above is used for reference only. We cannot be held liable for any costs, damage, delays, or other detrimental events resulting from non-compliance. Always double check with your local embassy or consulate.
How Australian citizens apply for Vietnam visa?
- How Australian citizens apply for Vietnam visa?
Note: Vietnam visa on arrival for Australian citizens now has been improved. Processing time shorten to only 1 day instead of 2 days before at no change rates. Please select apply online today to get your Letter of Approval tomorrow!
Australian citizens visiting Vietnam for vacation, tourism, business and working purposes are eligible to apply for a 1-3 month - single/multiple entry visa to Vietnam. All applications can be done online through our secure application form. Please refer our FAQs section for detailed procedures and fees page to see how much a visa costs.
From Australia, visitors can apply for a visa through one of the embassy of Vietnam in Australia below or apply for a visa on arrival online.
6 Timbarra Cres., Malley Canberra, ACT 2606, Australia
Tel: (612) 6286 6059 (612) 6290 1549 Consular: 6290 1556
Fax: (612) 6286 4534
Consulate General of Vietnam in Sydney - Australia
Suite 205, level 2, Edgecliff Centre 203 - 233 New South Head Road, Edgecliff, NSW 2027
PO Box: 732, Edgecliff, N.S.W 2027
Tel: 02 93271912/ 0293272539
Fax: 02 93281653
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