In a strategic move to boost tourism, the Vietnamese government has announced a visa exemption policy for citizens of Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland. Effective from March 1 to December 31, 2025, this initiative allows travelers from these nations to enjoy visa-free entry into Vietnam for stays of up to 45 days.
- Duration: The visa exemption permits a maximum stay of 45 days per entry.
- Eligibility: Applicable to citizens of Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland traveling for tourism purposes.
- Travel Requirements: Travelers must participate in itineraries organized by Vietnamese international tour operators. All standard entry requirements, such as a valid passport and return or onward ticket, remain applicable.
This policy underscores Vietnam’s commitment to strengthening ties with European nations and enhancing its appeal as a premier travel destination. By simplifying entry procedures, Vietnam aims to attract more visitors to experience its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities.
Travelers from the aforementioned countries are encouraged to plan their trips through authorized Vietnamese tour operators to take full advantage of the visa exemption. This approach ensures compliance with the program’s guidelines and offers a seamless travel experience.
Vietnam’s visa exemption for citizens of Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland presents an excellent opportunity for travelers to explore the country’s diverse attractions without the hassle of visa applications. By partnering with recognized tour operators, visitors can embark on memorable journeys through Vietnam’s captivating landscapes and cultural landmarks.
Vietnam currently waives visas for visitors from 25 countries, including Southeast Asian neighbors, Japan, South Korea and 11 European countries – Belarus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, and the U.K.
For more detailed information on Vietnam’s visa policies and travel planning, refer to the official announcement from the Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs.