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Vietnam Visa Service

68 Solutions — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 12:18:06 +0000

68 Solutions Vietnam Visa Service: Simple, Reliable and Fully Remote

Getting a Vietnam visa does not have to be complicated. 68 Solutions provides professional Vietnam visa services for foreign travelers, business visitors, and individuals who need support with their immigration procedures. Wherever you are, our experienced team can assist you remotely, helping you prepare the required documents and navigate the application process with greater confidence.

With 68 Solutions, you can benefit from:

Global service: We support clients regardless of where they are located.
Reliable assistance: Our experienced team provides fast and responsive support throughout the process.
Transparent pricing: No hidden fees or unnecessary delays.
Document delivery: Documents can be delivered directly to your home or workplace when required.
No in-person visit required: Complete your application remotely without having to visit our office.

Whether you are planning a trip to Vietnam, visiting for business, or need assistance with your immigration procedures, our Vietnam visa service is designed to make the process more convenient, transparent, and straightforward.

What is a Vietnam E-visa?

A Vietnam electronic visa (E-visa) is an official entry permit issued by the Vietnam Immigration Department through a fully online system. Under the amendments to the law introduced in 2023, a Vietnam E-visa is valid for up to 90 days and may allow single or multiple entry, depending on the applicant’s requirements. Unlike the traditional visa application process, which often requires applicants to visit an embassy, attend an interview, or submit documents by post, an E-visa allows travelers to apply, pay the visa fee, and receive the visa approval entirely online. This makes it an ideal option for tourists, business travelers, short-term visitors, and conference participants

Who is Eligible to Apply for a Vietnam E-visa?

Vietnam currently issues electronic visas to citizens of more than 80 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Canada, and many ASEAN countries.

To be eligible for a Vietnam E-visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Hold a valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining from the intended date of entry;
Be outside Vietnam at the time of application;
Not be subject to an entry ban or entry restriction under Article 21 of the Law on Entry into, Exit from, Transit through, and Residence in Vietnam by Foreigners;
Have no criminal record or national security concerns that could prevent lawful entry into Vietnam.

How Long is a Vietnam E-visa Valid?

Under the recent legal changes, a Vietnam E-visa may have the following features:

A validity period of 30, 60, or 90 days;
The option of single or multiple entry;
The possibility of extension upon request through competent authorities or licensed agents.

Note: An E-visa is valid only at designated international border gates, including international airports, land border gates, and international seaports. A complete list of eligible entry points can be provided upon request.

Tourist Visa — Visa DL

Visa DL, also known as a tourist visa, is the most common type of visa used to enter Vietnam. It is generally issued to foreigners traveling to Vietnam for tourism purposes, such as sightseeing, vacations, or visiting friends and family.

This visa is typically valid for 15 to 30 days for a single entry. However, it may be possible to extend the visa after entering Vietnam, subject to applicable regulations and approval by the competent authorities.

Business Visa (Visa DN)

This type of visa is intended for foreigners traveling to Vietnam for business purposes such as attending meetings, conferences or contract negotiations. There are two types of business visas:

DN1: Single-entry visa;
DN2: Multiple-entry visa.

Work Visa (Visa LĐ)

This type of visa is for foreigners coming to Vietnam to work for a Vietnamese company. The company will sponsor your visa application.

There are two types of work visas:

LD1: Temporary work visa;
LD2: Long-term work visa.

Dependent Visa (Visa TT)

A TT visa allows foreigners to reside in Vietnam for an extended period. It is generally issued to the following individuals:

Parents, spouses, and children under 18 of Vietnamese citizens;
Parents, spouses, and children of foreigners who are currently residing in Vietnam with a valid visa.

Investment Visa (Visa ĐT)

Visa ĐT, also known as an investment visa, allows foreign investors to enter and reside in Vietnam for the purpose of investing in the country’s economy. There are four types of investment visas: ĐT1, ĐT2, ĐT3, and ĐT4.

Important Notes

If you are eligible for a five-year visa but do not plan to visit Vietnam frequently, or if you need a visa urgently, consider applying for a Vietnam E-visa.
The five-year visa exemption certificate may be issued either in Vietnam or abroad.
The exemption certificate itself cannot be extended. However, the permitted stay of 180 days per entry may be extended for up to six months with the sponsorship of a Vietnamese relative.

Urgent Visa Services

If you need an urgent visa to enter Vietnam, follow these simple steps:

Complete the online visa application form or contact our hotline for direct assistance.
Pay the service fee according to your selected processing time.
Receive your visa approval letter within as little as 2–4 working hours, or within a maximum of one working day.
Print the approval letter and immigration declaration form, prepare two passport-sized photos measuring 4 × 6 cm, and prepare cash to pay the visa stamping fee at the airport upon arrival.

If you do not have time to print the documents, complete the immigration declaration form, or resolve a technical issue, contact us immediately via our hotline at (+84) 935 595 536. We provide full support, including on weekends and public holidays, to ensure that you complete every step smoothly.

What Are Visa Extension and Visa Renewal in Vietnam?

This section explains the concepts of visa extension and visa renewal in Vietnam and clarifies the difference between the two.

Visa Extension

A visa extension is intended for foreigners who want to extend their current stay in Vietnam without leaving the country. If eligible, you will receive an extension stamp in your passport showing the new permitted period of stay.

Note: A visa extension is valid for only one entry.

Visa Renewal

Visa renewal is similar to extending the validity of a visa, as both options allow you to continue staying in Vietnam without leaving the country. However, the difference lies in the result: when you renew your visa, you will receive a new visa sticker together with a new validity stamp in your passport.

Therefore, visa renewal is usually more expensive than a visa extension because it includes additional fees for visa stamping and issuance of the new visa sticker.

Note: At present, the Vietnam Immigration Department does not provide visa renewal services. We will update this information as soon as an official announcement is issued.

Requirements for Visa Extension or Renewal

To qualify for a visa extension or renewal, your original passport must meet the following conditions:

Be valid for at least six months from the date of the extension or renewal;
Have at least two blank pages.

At present, the following visa types may be eligible for extension:

Vietnam business visa;
Vietnam five-year visa exemption certificate, provided that it remains valid but the permitted period of stay is about to expire.

Why Apply for a Visa Extension?

A visa extension is often the most convenient and practical solution for foreigners currently staying in Vietnam because it allows you to:

Stay legally in Vietnam after your visa expires without leaving and re-entering the country;
Avoid the risk of being blacklisted by the Immigration Department for overstaying;
Enjoy additional time to handle personal, work-related, or travel needs without interruption.

How to Extend a Vietnam Visa

You have two options: complete the procedure yourself in person at the Vietnam Immigration Department, or save time by using our Vietnam visa extension service.

If you use our visa extension service, you only need to complete the following three steps:

Send us a soft copy of your passport and the page containing your current Vietnam visa. We will inform you whether your visa is eligible for extension.
Send your original passport to our address and pay the extension fee.
Receive your passport together with the extended stay permit after the process is completed.

Vietnam, an attractive destination in Southeast Asia, welcomes millions of visitors every year with its stunning natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and world-famous cuisine. Before starting your journey, however, it is essential to understand the different types of visas available.

Who Is Eligible for a Five-Year Visa Exemption When Entering Vietnam?

Vietnam’s five-year visa exemption policy applies to the following individuals:

Overseas Vietnamese, meaning people of Vietnamese origin living abroad;
Spouses and children of Vietnamese citizens or overseas Vietnamese;
Applicants holding a passport valid for at least one year.

The visa exemption certificate acts as a long-term travel permit. It allows the holder to stay in Vietnam for up to 180 days per entry and to re-enter Vietnam multiple times without limitation during the five-year validity period.

If a longer stay is required, the 180-day stay may be extended for up to six months with the sponsorship of a relative.

The certificate must expire at least six months before the expiry date of the holder’s passport or equivalent travel document.

How to Apply for a Five-Year Visa for Vietnam

Step 1: Prepare the Required Documents

A. For Overseas Vietnamese

To apply for a five-year visa exemption as an overseas Vietnamese, the applicant should prepare:

A completed five-year visa exemption application form with a barcode;
A passport or residence permit valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Vietnam;
Two recent photographs with a white background, a neutral facial expression, no hat, and no tinted glasses;
A certified copy, or the original together with a copy, of one of the following documents:
- Vietnamese birth certificate;
- Certificate of Vietnamese nationality;
- Decision on renunciation of Vietnamese nationality;
- Certificate of loss of Vietnamese nationality;
- Vietnamese passport, whether valid or expired;
- Vietnamese identity card, whether valid or expired;
- Most recent voter identification card;
- Family registration book;
- Foreign documents proving Vietnamese origin.

If you do not have any of the documents listed above, you may submit a sponsorship letter from a Vietnamese association or branch in the country where you reside.

B. For Foreign Spouses and Children

To apply for a five-year visa exemption for the foreign spouse or child of an overseas Vietnamese person or Vietnamese citizen, the applicant should prepare:

A completed visa exemption application form, including Form NA09 if applying from within Vietnam;
A foreign passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Vietnam;
Two recent photographs with a white background, a neutral facial expression, no hat, and no tinted glasses;
A certified copy, or the original together with a copy, of one of the following documents:
- Marriage certificate;
- Birth certificate;
- Document proving the blood relationship between parents and children;
- Other valid documents as prescribed by Vietnamese law;
- Adoption decision.

Step 2: Submit the Application

The competent authorities that issue visa exemption certificates include:

Vietnamese embassies or consulates abroad;
The Vietnam Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security, if you are currently in Vietnam.

After the application is submitted, your original passport and visa exemption certificate will be returned to you once the processing is completed.

If you do not know where to begin, let us assist you. Wherever you are located, we can support you in applying for a five-year visa exemption certificate for Vietnam. Contact our team today for fast and personalized assistance via our hotline: (+84) 935 595 536.

Processing Time

On average, the process takes up to seven working days. Faster processing options may be available depending on your location and the number of applications being processed.

Visa Exemption Fees

The fees vary depending on:

The embassy or immigration office processing your application;
Your mailing address, if delivery is required;
Optional services such as airport fast-track processing, door-to-door document collection, or urgent processing.

Do you need help choosing the appropriate visa type or preparing your application? Contact our team today for personalized assistance.

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International Visa

68 Solutions — Thu, 24 Sep 2026 06:15:47 +0000

Why Choose 68SOLUTIONS?

Over 6 years of experience in visa consulting
500,000+ successful client cases
Trusted by individuals, families, students, and business professionals nationwide
Transparent service fees and legal compliance
Reliable document support, even in urgent or complex cases

Our mission is to provide every client with peace of mind, confidence, and clarity when preparing for international travel.

Who We Serve

We assist clients across Vietnam with outbound visa applications for purposes such as:

Tourism
Business travel
Visiting relatives
Medical treatment
Family reunification
Immigration
Study abroad
Internship and cultural exchange programs

Whether you are a first-time traveler or a frequent flyer, our services are tailored to meet your specific travel needs.

Countries We Support

68SOLUTIONS offers visa application support for a wide range of popular and high-demand destinations, including:

United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Australia
Schengen countries (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, etc.)
Japan
South Korea
China
India
Indonesia
Philippines
Mexico
Egypt
And many more.

Our team provides full guidance on country-specific requirements such as invitation letters, financial proof, itinerary preparation, visa application forms, and appointment bookings.

What We Offer

Comprehensive Consultation:
We review your profile and purpose of travel to recommend the most suitable visa type and guide you through the step-by-step process.

Document Preparation:
Our team helps you prepare all required documents according to embassy standards, including certified translations and notarizations if needed.

Application & Submission:
We assist in completing application forms, scheduling interviews or biometrics appointments, and submitting documents to the relevant embassy or visa center.

Tracking & Updates:
We follow up on your application status and notify you of any embassy feedback or required corrections.

Legal & Policy Compliance:
All visa support services provided by 68SOLUTIONS are fully compliant with Vietnamese law and embassy regulations. We do not guarantee visa outcomes, as all approvals are at the discretion of the respective consulates. However, we ensure that your application is complete, accurate, and professionally handled.

To begin your visa application process or receive a personalized consultation, contact the 68SOLUTIONS team today. We’re ready to help you take your next step abroad.

Contact our team today for personalized assistance via hotline: (+84) 935 595 536

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Consulting & Partnerships Department

Address: 6th Floor, 117 Hoang Cau Street, Dong Da Ward, Hanoi, Vietnam

Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/68solutions/

Hotline/ WhatsApp/ Zalo: (+84) 935 595 536

Email: sales@68solutions.vn

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Driver license conversion

68 Solutions — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 03:51:00 +0000

Driver License Conversion in Vietnam – Expert Guidance by 68 SOLUTIONS

Converting a foreign driver license in Vietnam is not overly complicated, yet it requires applicants to clearly understand all regulations regarding eligibility, required documents, procedures, and validity rules.
Depending on nationality and the type of driver license, the process may vary slightly, so careful research is the first essential step to help you save time and avoid unnecessary mistakes.

If you are a foreigner currently living or working in Vietnam, or if you are supporting a family member or partner in converting their driver license, 68SOLUTIONS is ready to assist you. We provide a full-service driver license conversion package for foreigners, supporting you from A to Z: consulting on the appropriate driver license category, completing the application, handling certified translations, submitting documents, and receiving the final result.

Who Is Eligible to Exchange a Foreign Driver License in Vietnam?

According to the latest regulations under Circular 12/2025/TT-BCA, the following individuals are eligible to convert a foreign driver license into a Vietnamese driver license:

Foreigners who are living, working, or studying in Vietnam and hold a valid national driver license issued abroad, may request to exchange it for an equivalent Vietnamese license if they possess any of the following valid documents: Diplomatic ID, Official ID, Temporary Residence Card (TRC) valid for at least 3 months, Permanent Residence Card. If these individuals wish to legally operate a vehicle in Vietnam, they may be considered for conversion to a corresponding Vietnamese driver license category.
Vietnamese nationals who reside, study, or work abroad and hold a valid foreign driver license issued by a competent foreign authority may also convert their license into a Vietnamese one upon returning to Vietnam.

Cases Where a Driver License Cannot Be Exchanged

Vietnam does not accept the conversion of the following:

Temporary foreign driver licenses
International Driving Permits (IDP)
Expired foreign driver licenses, or licenses that are torn, altered, erased, or lack sufficient information
Foreign driver licenses not issued by a competent authority
Vietnamese citizens whose time living abroad is less than 3 months, or whose stay does not match the required training period of the licensing country

Other Important Conditions

To qualify for the conversion of a foreign driver license, applicants must ensure:

The foreign driver license is valid and legally issued
The applicant holds a valid passport with an entry stamp
The applicant has a Temporary Residence Card or Permanent Residence Card in Vietnam
Short-term visa holders or those entering under the 5-year visa exemption scheme are not eligible for license exchange

To successfully exchange a driver license in Vietnam, foreign nationals must ensure that their license is valid, their residence status is lawful, and all documents comply with Vietnam’s regulatory requirements. Meeting these conditions will ensure the conversion process is fast, compliant, and straightforward.

Types of Driver Licenses Eligible for Exchange in Vietnam

Vietnam currently allows the conversion of national driver licenses issued by competent foreign authorities—provided they are still valid—into an equivalent Vietnamese driver license. Specifically:

National driver licenses issued by foreign authorities

This includes licenses held by:

Foreigners residing, working, or studying in Vietnam with a valid national driver license issued abroad
Vietnamese citizens living overseas who possess a legally issued foreign driver license

Types of driver licenses that can be exchanged

Vietnam permits the conversion of automobile, motorcycle, passenger vehicle, cargo vehicle, and other categories of foreign driver licenses that correspond to the updated 15 license classes under Vietnam’s 2025 regulations:

A, A1, B, B1, C, C1, D, D1, D2, BE, C1E, CE, DE, D1E, D2E

In addition, Vietnam accepts foreign driver licenses issued by countries that have signed an international treaty with Vietnam on the mutual recognition of driver licenses.
If the treaty provides specific rules, those rules will prevail.

Common countries whose driver licenses can be exchanged in Vietnam

United States
Taiwan
Japan
South Korea
European countries
ASEAN countries
And many others

Driver licenses that are NOT eligible for exchange

Temporary foreign driver licenses
International Driving Permits (IDP)
Expired driver licenses, or licenses that are altered, damaged, erased, or missing information
Driver licenses not issued by a competent authority

Procedures for Converting a Foreign Driver License in Vietnam – Latest Update

According to the current guidance of the Traffic Police Department, the process for converting a foreign-issued driver license into a Vietnamese driver license consists of the following required documents and procedural steps:

Required Documents

Application form for driver license conversion:

Foreign nationals must use the application form in Appendix XIII issued together with Circular 12/2025/TT-BCA.
Vietnamese citizens residing abroad must use the application form in Appendix XII.

Certified Vietnamese translation of the foreign driver license, notarized either at a Vietnamese notary office or a Vietnamese diplomatic mission abroad, with a seal overlapping the translation and the copy of the original license.

Valid health certificate for drivers issued by an eligible medical institution (except for foreign nationals converting their driver license based on the validity of their entry visa or temporary residence card).

A certified copy or authenticated electronic copy (from the original or from the national database) of one of the following documents, with a minimum validity of 03 months:

Diplomatic ID card
Official ID card
Temporary residence card
Permanent residence card

Procedures and Processing Steps

Submit the application:
Applicants prepare one complete dossier and submit it directly to the Traffic Police Division or the Commune Police Office where applications are received.
At this step, applicants will take a live photo and present original documents for verification.

Residence verification:
If there is any doubt regarding the applicant’s entry or residence status, the receiving authority will request verification from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Immigration Department, or the Provincial Immigration Office.

Application processing:

Within 01 working day from receiving a complete and valid dossier (including verification results, if applicable), the Traffic Police Division transfers the data to the Traffic Police Department for centralized management and driver license issuance.
The Traffic Police Department integrates the driver license into the electronic data system and the national digital ID account within 03 working days.
The Traffic Police Division prints and delivers the physical driver license within 05 working days from the date the complete dossier is received.

Receiving the driver license:
The applicant may collect the driver license directly at the receiving office or request delivery via postal service.

Online Submission via the National Public Service Portal

Access: https://dichvucong.gov.vn
Log in and search for the procedure “Exchange of foreign-issued driver license”
Upload required documents and photo
Wait for confirmation
Receive the result by postal delivery or collect it in person

Validity Period of a Foreign Driver License Converted in Vietnam

Under current Vietnamese regulations, the validity of a Vietnamese driver license issued through conversion from a foreign driver license is determined based on the following factors:

It must correspond to the validity period stated on the applicant’s entry visa or temporary residence card in Vietnam.
It must not exceed the remaining validity of the foreign-issued driver license.
It must not exceed the maximum validity allowed for each driver license category under Vietnamese law.

Specific validity periods according to Vietnamese driver license categories

Driver License Category	Validity Period
A1, A, B1	No expiry (lifetime)
B, C1	10 years from issuance
C, D1, D2, D, BE, C1E, CE, D1E, D2E, DE	5 years from issuance

Therefore, a converted Vietnamese driver license for a foreign national will have a maximum validity based on the table above, but must also not exceed:

The remaining validity of the foreign driver license, and
The remaining validity of the foreigner’s lawful residence period in Vietnam (visa or temporary residence card).

For Foreign Tourists

Vietnam issues converted driver licenses for foreign tourists operating foreign-registered vehicles.
The validity period will:

Match the authorized duration of stay (from entry to exit date), and
Not exceed the maximum validity allowed for the relevant Vietnamese driver license category.

In Summary

The validity of a Vietnamese driver license converted from a foreign driver license depends on:

The remaining validity of the foreign driver license,
The foreigner’s legal residence period in Vietnam (visa/TRC), and
Vietnam’s statutory validity period for each driver license category.

Foreign nationals cannot arbitrarily choose a longer validity period.
All converted licenses must strictly follow Vietnam’s driver license regulations and immigration rules.

Cost of Converting a Foreign Driver License in Vietnam

The cost of converting a foreign driver license in Vietnam depends on several factors, including whether you submit the application yourself or through a service provider, the type of driver license being converted, and the province or city where the application is processed. Below are the common fees you should be aware of:

According to current regulations, the official fee for converting a driver license (applicable to foreign nationals) is:

135,000 VND per application.

In addition, the following additional expenses may arise:

Fees for certified translation of documents and the original driver license into Vietnamese.
Postal delivery fees if you request to receive the result via express mail.
Medical examination fees for the required driver health certificate (if applicable).
Service fees for handling the application if you choose to hire a professional visa/driver license service provider.

Processing Time for Converting a Foreign Driver License in Vietnam

The processing time for converting a foreign driver license into a Vietnamese driver license is:

No more than 05 working days from the date the application is received in full,
not including postal delivery time if the applicant chooses to receive the new license by mail.

Notes:

If the application raises concerns regarding the applicant’s entry or residence status, the licensing authority may request verification from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Immigration Department, or the Provincial Immigration Office.
This may extend the overall processing time.
Applicants must prepare all documents accurately and completely as required. Any missing or incorrect documentation may lead to the application being returned or cause delays.

When using professional driver license conversion services from reputable providers such as 68SOLUTIONS, the process is streamlined thanks to:

Assistance in completing the application correctly from the beginning
Close monitoring of the processing progress to shorten waiting time

As a result, the processing time typically ranges from 4 to 7 working days, and applicants may receive the final driver license at home via express delivery.

You will not need to spend time traveling or dealing with language barriers. Simply send us your information — and we will take care of everything else.

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Apostille and Notarization

68 Solutions — Sat, 12 Jul 2025 09:39:47 +0000

Notarized Translation Services by 68 SOLUTIONS

Finding a reliable notarized translation provider can be challenging, especially when your documents are required for official, legal, academic, business, or immigration purposes.

With years of experience handling official documents, 68 SOLUTIONS provides professional notarized translation services for individuals and organizations, with a focus on accuracy, confidentiality, and convenient processing.

Our advantages include:

Multi-language support: Translation services are available for English, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, and less common languages such as Indonesian and Danish.
Multi-sector expertise: We handle legal, academic, business, financial, and immigration documents.
Strict confidentiality: Client documents and personal information are handled with care and kept strictly confidential.
Fast turnaround: Urgent translation requests can be handled efficiently according to the specific requirements of each case.
Free consultation and responsive support: Our team is available by phone, email, or at our office to provide guidance and support.
Nationwide delivery: Completed documents can be delivered directly to your home or workplace, helping you save time and avoid unnecessary travel.

With 68 SOLUTIONS, your documents are handled professionally from translation through notarization, with clear communication throughout the process.

Professional Specialist Team at 68 SOLUTIONS

What Is Notarized Translation?

Notarized translation is the process of translating an official document into another language and having the translation certified against the original by a competent authority, such as a notary public or the Justice Department.

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Common documents requiring notarized translation include:

National ID or Citizen Identification Cards
Birth and Marriage Certificates
Academic Records
Business Registration Certificates
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Vietnam currently has three official forms of notarized translation:

Certified translation by a translation company with a translation function.
Certified translation by the Justice Department under the District People’s Committee.
Certified translation by a notary public under a Private Notary Office.

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Notarized Translation Process

Step 1: Receive and review the documents and requirements. Documents may be submitted directly, by express delivery, fax, email, or other available methods.

Step 2: Translate, standardize, check, and correct the translation where necessary.

Step 3: Send the translated documents to the relevant notary or Justice Department for authentication.

Step 4: Return the completed documents to the client and make revisions if requested. Pasted markdown

Consular Legalization Service by 68 SOLUTIONS

With experience serving more than 500,000 clients, 68 SOLUTIONS provides professional support for consular legalization, focusing on accurate, secure, and efficient document processing. Pasted markdown

Our Service Includes

Up-to-date guidance on legalization procedures
Confidential and secure document handling
Efficient processing to save time and reduce unnecessary costs
Legally compliant procedures and VAT invoicing
Careful document checking
Free consultation on related services, including Vietnam visas, work permits, and document translation

Professional Consulting Team at 68 SOLUTIONS

What Is Consular Legalization?

Under Decree No. 111/2011/ND-CP dated December 5, 2011, consular legalization in Vietnam means the certification by competent Vietnamese authorities of the stamps, signatures, and titles on documents issued by foreign authorities so that they can be recognized and used in Vietnam.

Consular legalization only certifies stamps, signatures, and titles. It does not certify the content or form of the documents. Pasted markdown

Common documents for consular legalization include:

Marriage certificates
Official documents
Diplomas and degrees
Driver’s licenses
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Documents cannot be consularly legalized if they contain unauthorized alterations or erasures, conflicting information, forged or improperly issued documents, non-original signatures or seals, or content that infringes upon the interests of the Vietnamese State. Pasted markdown

In addition, documents with two or more pages must bear an adjoining-page seal. Foreign documents must first be certified by the relevant diplomatic mission, consulate, or authorized agency of the issuing country in Vietnam. Documents not prepared in Vietnamese or English must be translated into Vietnamese or English. Pasted markdown

Important: Documents used when working with Vietnamese state agencies must be in Vietnamese. Therefore, in some cases, documents must be translated into Vietnamese and authenticated again after consular legalization. Pasted markdown

Required Documents

For foreign documents:

Consular legalization or certification application form
Passport or valid document replacing the passport
Documents requiring legalization

For Vietnamese documents:

Consular legalization or certification application form
Vietnamese ID, Citizen ID card, or passport
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Consular Legalization Procedure

For foreign documents to be used in Vietnam:

Completed consular legalization application form
Passport or equivalent identification document
Original documents requiring legalization

For Vietnamese documents to be used abroad:

Completed consular certification application form
Vietnamese ID, Citizen ID card, or passport
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Professional Document Support by 68 SOLUTIONS

Whether you need notarized translation or consular legalization, 68 SOLUTIONS provides guidance throughout the document preparation and processing stages, helping you understand the requirements and handle your documents more conveniently.

Contact 68 SOLUTIONS for step-by-step instructions on how to compile your application.

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68Solutions – Legal & Travel

Consulting & Partnerships Department

Address: 6th Floor, 117 Hoang Cau Street, Dong Da Ward, Hanoi, Vietnam

Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/68solutions/

Hotline/ WhatsApp/ Zalo: (+84) 935 595 536

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Birth Certificate Registration

68 Solutions — Sun, 14 Jul 2019 04:09:03 +0000

Why Choose 68 SOLUTIONS for Birth Registration Support Involving Foreign Elements?

We understand that handling birth registration involving foreign elements can be time-consuming and confusing. That’s why 68 SOLUTIONS provides full-service support with:

Regular updates on regulations related to foreign-element birth registration
Complete document preparation based on your specific case
Full package support: translation, notarization, consular legalization
Experience with over 500 successful cases
Fast turnaround time, including support for urgent requests
Transparent pricing, no hidden costs
Document delivery to your address
Strict confidentiality

What Is a Birth Certificate? Who Must Register?

According to Clause 6, Article 4 of the Law on Civil Status 2014, a Birth Certificate is an official document issued by a competent state authority upon registration of birth. It records basic individual information as stated in Article 14 of the same law.

You must register a birth at the District-level People’s Committee where the parents reside if:

Children born abroad who have not yet been born registered to reside in Vietnam
Children born in Vietnam
Having one parent who is a Vietnamese citizen and the other being a foreigner or stateless person: Having one parent who is a Vietnamese citizen residing in the country and the other being a Vietnamese citizen residing abroad; Having a father and mother who are Vietnamese citizens residing abroad; Having a parent who is a foreigner or a stateless person.

Procedures for Birth Registration Involving Foreign Elements

Documents to Submit

Pursuant to Article 29 of Decree 123/2015/ND-CP detailing a number of articles and measures to implement the Law on civil status, the birth registration application file for children with foreign elements must include:

Birth registration form according to the form
Birth certificate or other document issued by a foreign competent authority certifying that the “child was born” abroad and the mother-child relationship, if any;
Written agreement of parents to choose nationality for their child according to the provisions of Clause 1, Article 36 of the Law on Civil Status for the case children have one parent who is a Vietnamese citizen and the other is a foreign citizen.

Note: The nationality agreement must be consular legalized and translated into Vietnamese. 68 SOLUTIONS also offers legalization services here.

Documents to Present

Passport or people’s identity card or citizen identification card or other papers with photos and personal information attached by a competent authority, valid for use to prove the identity of the requester birth application;
Proof of residence to determine birth registration authority.
In case a child born abroad returns to reside in Vietnam, he/she must present documents proving the child’s entry (passport, international travel document bearing the entry certification stamp of the immigration authority) and documents proving the child’s residence in Vietnam (a written confirmation from a competent police agency).

Note: For Vietnamese citizens, proof of residence and Marriage Certificate are only presented during the period when the National Population Database and the National Electronic Civil Registry Database have not yet been completed. completed and implemented uniformly across the country.

Where to Apply

Currently, the city’s Department of Justice has handed over the civil status handling work to the Judicial Offices of the People’s Committees of the districts in the provinces/cities where one of the parents resides. Thus, you can submit your child’s birth certificate at the District People’s Committee where you reside.

If the submitted documents are valid and complete in accordance with regulations, on average, it will take 1-2 working days to receive the results from the time of submitting the application at the District People’s Committee.

FAQs About Birth Registration with Foreign Elements

Q1: Can I register a birth without marriage in Vietnam?

Yes. However, if the father is a foreign national and you are not married, you must first complete paternity recognition procedures before registering the child’s birth out of wedlock.

Q2: Can I include the father’s name without marriage?

Yes, but the father must be physically present during the registration and request paternity acknowledgment to be recorded on the certificate.

Q3: Will the child automatically receive foreign nationality?

Not necessarily. As per Article 16 of the Law on Vietnamese Nationality, the child can obtain Vietnamese nationality if both parents agree in writing. Whether foreign nationality is granted depends on the foreign country’s laws.

Q4: What’s the deadline for birth registration?

Within 60 days of birth. If parents are unavailable, grandparents or relatives are legally permitted to register the birth.

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Criminal Record

68 Solutions — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 10:42:31 +0000

Criminal Record Service by 68SOLUTIONS

At 68 SOLUTIONS, we understand that many individuals face challenges in the criminal record application process, such as:

Lack of time or availability to visit the Department of Justice.
Uncertainty about required procedures or documentation.
Issues with temporary residence or supporting paperwork.
Need for urgent processing or document translation and legalization.

Our professional support service includes:

Personalized consultation based on your case.
Complete document preparation and submission on your behalf.
Assistance with translation, notarization, and legalization if required.
Support in difficult or time-sensitive cases.
Transparent, one-time pricing with no hidden fees.
Timely updates and communication throughout the process.

What is a criminal record?

According to Clause 1, Article 2 of the 2009 Law on Judicial Records, “Judicial record” means a criminal record of a person convicted by a court’s criminal judgment or decision that has taken legal effect, the status of his/her execution. judgments and on banning individuals from holding certain positions, establishing and managing enterprises or cooperatives in case enterprises or cooperatives are declared bankrupt by the Court.

What is a criminal record certificate?

Criminal record certificate is a type of document (vote) issued by the agency managing the criminal record database (the Department of Justice or the National Center for Criminal Records). It provides the following information to prove:

A person has or does not have a criminal record, judgment, and sanctioning decisions of the Court.
Whether or not they are prohibited from holding certain positions or establishing or managing a company or enterprise in the event that the company or enterprise is declared bankrupt by the Court.

(Clause 4, Article 2 of the Law on Judicial Records 2009).

How long is the application valid for?

The law does not specify how long a resume is valid. The term of the judicial record card is only mentioned in documents of each relevant field of law or depends directly on the decision of the agency or organization that wishes to verify the status of the judicial record. of that individual. Specifically:

The application for a work permit is issued within 6 months.
Dossier to apply for entry, exit and return to Vietnamese nationality must have a curriculum vitae issued within 90 days.
Judicial record cards for adoption abroad are valid for less than 12 months (up to the date of filing at the Department of Adoption).

Types of Criminal Record Cards

Vietnamese law recognizes 2 types of criminal record certificates:

Criminal Record Card No. 1

This is a ticket issued to the individual or agency or organization concerned by:

Requests of Vietnamese citizens, foreigners who have been or are currently residing in Vietnam; or
State agencies, political organizations, socio-political organizations in service of human resource management, business registration activities, establishment and management of enterprises and cooperatives.

Criminal Record Card No. 2

This is a type of ticket issued to the procedure-conducting agency (including the Police, Procuracy and Court) or at the request of an individual so that he/she can understand the contents of his/her personal record.

Purposes of judicial record

In fact, there are many cases where you need to have a criminal record card, for example, when applying for a job, making a practice certificate, etc. In addition, the card is also used in all cases and processes. citizenship procedures.

Currently, there are many recruitment agencies and agencies in the application file that require a Judicial record card apply for a job make a practicing certificate. In addition, the voucher is also used in all cases and procedures for settling citizenship procedures.

Having a Criminal Record Card, you will know the content of your resume and issue it to state agencies, political organizations, socio-political organizations to serve the management of human resources, activities of business registration, establishment and management of enterprises and cooperatives and making legal records for marriage with foreigners.

Criminal record card No. 1 will be used in the following cases:

Apply for a job in Vietnam.
Apply for work permits for foreigners, supplement job applications at companies, naturalize or change visas…

Criminal record card number 2 will be used in legal cases.

Issuing Authorities

The National Center for Criminal Records will issue votes to:

Vietnamese citizens whose place of residence or temporary residence is unknown.
Foreign citizens already living in Vietnam.

The Department of Justice of the place of permanent residence will issue a ticket to:

Vietnamese citizens permanently or temporarily residing in the country.
Vietnamese citizens residing abroad.
Foreign citizens living in Vietnam.

Required Documents

To apply for a criminal record certificate, you need to have the following basic documents:

For Vietnamese nationals:

A declaration requesting the issuance of a judicial record card;
Copy of ID card, citizen identification card or passport;
Copy of household registration book, permanent residence certificate or confirmation of temporary residence. However, from July 1, 2021, this document will not be needed

For foreigners residing in Vietnam:

Valid passport.
Vietnamese visa.
Copy of temporary residence card.

Note: The time limit for issuance of a criminal record card is no more than 10 days from the date of receipt of a valid request. In case of urgent urgent need of judicial record card No. 2 to the procedure-conducting agency, the time limit shall not exceed 24 hours.

Application Procedure

An individual may authorize another person to make a criminal record, but this authorization must be made in writing according to the provisions of law. In case the person requesting the issuance of a criminal record card is the father, mother, wife, husband or child of the person granted the criminal record card, a written authorization is not required.

Depending on each case, you willapply for criminal record cards at different locations. Specifically:

Vietnamese citizens submit dossiers at the Department of Justice where they permanently reside. If you do not have a permanent place of residence, you must submit it to the Department of Justice where you temporarily reside. In case of residing abroad, the application shall be submitted to the Department of Justice of the place of residence before leaving the country.
Foreigners residing in Vietnam shall submit dossiers at the Department of Justice of the place of residence. If you have left Vietnam, you must submit it to the National Center for Judicial Records.

In case a State agency, political organization or socio-political organization requests to issue a judicial record card No. 01 for the purpose of serving human resource management and business registration activities, If the grantee establishes and manages an enterprise or cooperative, a written request shall be sent to the Department of Justice – where the grantee permanently or temporarily resides. If the place of permanent or temporary residence of the grantee cannot be determined, it shall be sent to the National Center for Criminal Records.

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Temporary Residence Card (TRC)

68 Solutions — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 12:15:35 +0000

68SOLUTIONS: Your Trusted Partner for TRC Applications

With years of experience and more than 100,000 successful cases, 68SOLUTIONS is trusted nationwide for quality service and professionalism. We can assist in situations where:

Your case is complex or time-sensitive
You need help explaining your application to immigration officers
You require full-service support from document collection to result delivery

Our Advantages:

Regular updates on new regulations on temporary residence cards.
Experienced in handling a variety of cases.
Experienced in urgent cases — results in as fast as 2–3 days
Saves your time and effort
Free consultation on TRCs, work permits, visa extensions, criminal records, etc.
Secure home delivery and full confidentiality of your documents

Why Should Foreigners Apply for a Temporary Residence Card?

According to Clause 13, Article 13 of Law No. 47/2014/QH13 on the entry, exit, transit, and residence of foreigners in Vietnam, the TRC is issued to qualified foreign nationals by the immigration authority or Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Holding a TRC allows foreigners to:

Visa/visa-free entry and exit to Vietnam.
ENJOY a long-term stay in Vietnam without having to leave the country while the validity of the temporary residence card is still available, helping customers save on visa extension costs.
ALLOWED to sponsor relatives (grandparents, fathers, mothers, wives, husbands, children, …) to Vietnam.
BE convenient when doing other paperwork such as conducting business, marriage,…

Conditions for Being Granted a TRC

To be eligible for a Temporary Residence Card, a foreigner must:

Have a passport valid for at least 13 months.
Have completed temporary residence registration at the commune or ward police station or register online according to regulations.
Be sponsored by a qualified company, agency, or organization.

Specific document requirements vary by case (employee, investor, dependent, etc.), so we recommend contacting us via Hotline (+84) 935 595 536 for timely consultation and guidance.

Application Procedures for a Temporary Residence Card

1. Required Documents

The application package is submitted by the sponsoring individual or company and includes:

For the Foreign Applicant:

Original passport (valid over 13 months)
Two 2x3cm photos (white background)
A completed application form for a temporary residence card
Declaration of temporary residence certified by the local police;
Proofs of foreigners in the case of being granted temporary residence cards: Employees, working in Vietnam: Work permit or Work permit exemption; Foreigners visiting relatives: Papers proving the relative relationship; Investor: Investment certificate, capital contribution certificate…

For individuals, companies guaranteeing foreigners:

Guarantee company: Business registration certificate, investment certificate;
Personal guarantee: Citizen ID, Passport…

2. Processing Time

Time to return results: Monday to Friday (except New Year’s Day, Public Holiday and Saturday, Sunday)
Processing time: 5 to 7 working days from receipt of a complete application

3. Government Fees

According to Circular No. 219/2016/TT-BTC dated November 10, 2016 of the Minister of Finance, the state fee for applying for a temporary residence card is as follows:

Temporary residence card valid from 01 year to 02 years: 145 USD/1 card;
Temporary residence card valid from 02 to 05 years: 155 USD/card.

Note: This is a mandatory temporary residence card application fee to be paid to the state agency. This fee shall be paid by the guaranteeing organization, agency or enterprise. The cost of making a temporary residence card depends on the application process.

Why You Shouldn’t Apply for a TRC On Your Own

In case you have difficulty getting a temporary residence card for a foreigner or do not have time to work with a state agency, it is best to use a reputable foreigner’s temporary residence card service, because when you When applying for a temporary residence card, foreigners may face many problems such as:

Lack of time to prepare required documents
Language barriers and miscommunication
Rejection due to incorrect or incomplete applications
Constant updates to immigration regulations and procedures

For this reason, it’s often more efficient and stress-free to work with a professional TRC service provider like 68SOLUTIONS.

Need help with a TRC for yourself or your employee? Contact 68SOLUTIONS today for fast, expert guidance and transparent pricing via hotline: (+84) 935 595 536

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Work Permit

68 Solutions — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 11:56:09 +0000

68 SOLUTIONS Work Permit Service

We provide a full-service, fast, and cost-effective solution with:

98%+ approval success rate with many years of experience implementing work permits.
Clear and competitive pricing
Legal invoice issuance & confidentiality commitment
Simple working process, saving customers’ time and effort
Ongoing post-service support: TRC consultation, renewals, labor reporting

Types of Work Permits

Vietnam classifies work permits into four main categories:

1.1. New Work Permit Issuance

Applies to:

Workers who have never held a work permit in Vietnam.
Workers changing employers (same job).
Workers changing job positions (same employer).
Workers with expired permits who wish to continue working.

1.2. Work Permit Extension

Foreign workers who have been granted a work permit but the work permit is about to expire will need to be extended to continue working legally in Vietnam.

According to the provisions of Article 19, Decree 152/2020/ND-CP, a work permit can only be extended once.
If an employee wants to continue working at an enterprise at the same position after having expired once, he must carry out a new procedure for a work permit.

After submitting the application for extension of the work permit 05 working days, the employer will receive the extended work permit.

1.3. Reissuance of Work Permit

The work permit is still valid, but the work permit is lost, damaged, or the contents of the work permit are changed (except for some special cases); A work permit that is valid for at least 5 days but not more than 45 days will be re-issued.

The work permit is re-issued equal to the term of the issued permit minus the time the foreign worker has worked up to the time of applying for the re-issuance of the work permit.

The employer will receive a re-issued work permit or a written refusal to re-issue it with reasons within 03 working days from the date of receipt of a complete dossier of application for a work permit re-issuance.

Not subject to a work permit

According to the provisions of Article 19, Decree 152/2020/ND-CP, a work permit can only be extended once.

If an employee wants to continue working at an enterprise at the same position after having expired once, he must carry out a new procedure for a work permit.

Conditions for Issuing a Work Permit

Conditions for foreigners to apply for a work permit include:

Foreign workers must have full civil act capacity as prescribed by law.
Foreign workers must have health suitable for the job requirements.
Foreign workers must not be criminals or be examined for penal liability in accordance with Vietnamese and foreign laws.

The foreign worker must be a manager, executive director, expert or technical worker with all the supporting documents as prescribed in Article 3 152/2020/ND-CP as follows:

For specialist positions:

A university degree or higher and the verification of at least 3 years’ working experience in the specialized training that is suitable for the job position in which the foreign worker is expected to work in Vietnam, is legalized consul; or
Verify the experience of at least 5 years and the practice certificate suitable to the job position that the foreign worker is expected to work in Vietnam, which is consularly legalized.

For technical positions:

Certificate of training in technical or other majors for at least 1 year and certification of at least 3 years’ experience in the consularly legalized or trained major;
Verify that the experience of at least 5 years at the job position is suitable for the job position that the foreign worker is expected to work in Vietnam.

For the position of executive director, manager:

Decision appoint;
Verify that the experience of at least 3 years at the job position is suitable for the position that the foreign worker is expected to work in Vietnam.

Who Needs a Work Permit?

Pursuant to Article 2 Decree No. 152/2020/ND-CP, Foreign citizens to work in Vietnam must have a work permit. Except for a few cases, it will be work permit exemption according to the law such as:

Performance of labor contracts;
Moving within the enterprise;
Performing all kinds of contracts or agreements on economy, commerce, finance, banking, insurance, science and technology, culture, sports, education, vocational training and health;
Contracted service providers;
Offering services;
Working for foreign NGOs, international organizations in
Vietnam is allowed to operate in accordance with Vietnamese law;
Volunteers;
Person responsible for establishing a commercial presence;
Managers, executives, experts, technical workers;
Participating in the implementation of bidding packages and projects in Vietnam.

Eligible Entities for Sponsorship

The following organizations may sponsor foreign workers:

Enterprises operating under the Enterprise Law, Investment Law or international treaties to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a signatory;
Contractors participating in bids and performing contracts;
Representative offices, branches of enterprises, agencies and organizations licensed to be established by competent agencies;
State agencies, political organizations, socio-political organizations, socio-political-professional organizations, social organizations, socio-professional organizations;
A foreign non-governmental organization that is granted a registration certificate by a competent Vietnamese agency in accordance with Vietnamese law;
Non-business organizations and educational institutions established in accordance with law;
International organizations, offices of foreign projects in Vietnam; agencies and organizations that are permitted by the Government, the Prime Minister, ministries and branches to establish and operate in accordance with law;
The operating office of the foreign investor in the business cooperation contract or of the foreign contractor is registered to operate in accordance with the law;
To organize law practice in Vietnam according to the provisions of law;
Cooperatives and unions of cooperatives established and operating under the Law on Cooperatives;
Business households and individuals are allowed to do business in accordance with the law.

Application Process

Step 1: Register the need to use foreign workers with the competent authority

Applying for approval to employ foreign workers is the first important procedure that needs to be done to apply for a work permit for foreigners to work legally in Vietnam.

At least 30 days before the expected date of employment of foreign workers, the employer (except for the contractor) is responsible for determining the need to employ foreign workers for each job position for which he/she is employed. Vietnamese workers have not met the requirements and report to the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs or the People’s Committees of the provinces and centrally-run cities where the foreign workers are expected to work.

During the implementation process, if the demand for foreign workers changes, the employer must report to the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs or the People’s Committee of the province at least 30 days in advance from the date of implementation. expected date of employment of foreign workers.

Dossier of application for approval to employ foreign workers include:

Copy of Business Registration;
Application form for registration of recruitment needs.
Letter of introduction/power of attorney (if the applicant is not the legal representative of the enterprise).

Note: The time for approval is 10 working days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

Step 2: Submit Work Permit Application at a Competent State Agency

In accordance with the law, the applicant shall submit the application for a work permit to the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs or the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs where the foreign worker is expected to work at least first. 15 days from the date the foreign worker is expected to start working in Vietnam.

An application file for a work permit for a foreigner must include the following documents:

Valid passport as prescribed (notarized copy);
Criminal record number 1 (document certifying that there is no criminal record);
Health certificate or health certificate issued by a foreign medical agency or organization;
Written confirmation of being a manager, executive director, specialist or technical worker;
Picture 4*6cm, white background and taken not older than 6 months;
Documents related to foreign workers;
Application form for a work permit;
Written registration of the need to use foreigners (above).

Note: According to regulations, the above documents, if they are foreign, must be consularly legalized (except for cases exempted from consular legalization under international treaties to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a member). Both Vietnam and the foreign country concerned are members either according to the principle of reciprocity or according to regulations) and must be translated into Vietnamese and authenticated in accordance with Vietnamese law.

Where to apply for a work permit?

For enterprises located in industrial parks, economic and technical zones, etc., the application shall be submitted to the Management Board of industrial parks, export processing zones… – where the enterprise’s head office is located.

For enterprises located outside industrial parks or export processing zones, the application must be submitted to the provincial Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs.

Particularly in the case of foreigners belonging to non-governmental organizations, international organizations, associations…

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long is a work permit granted?
A: Up to 2 years, depending on the contract and legal conditions. The term of the “work permit” may vary from case to case.

Q: How long does it take to get a work permit?
A: Normally 5 working days after a complete application is submitted. If the work permit is not granted, a written reply will be issued, clearly stating the reason.

Q: How much is the work permit fee?
A: Depending on the locality where foreigners apply for a work permit, the work permit fee will be different.

However, foreigners will not have to pay a work permit application fee. The foreign enterprise or employer will prepare this fee and the procedures for applying for a work permit.

Should You Apply on Your Own?

While applying independently is possible, many businesses face challenges due to:

The application procedure is complicated, requiring many different types of documents and documents.
Regulations on work permits are constantly changing, requiring a thorough understanding of the law and regular updating of village information.
When submitting your application, you must prepare carefully and have a reasonable explanation with State officials about your dossier.

That’s why many companies choose 68SOLUTIONS for our professional work permit service — ensuring compliance, speed, and success.

Let us simplify your legal journey in Vietnam.

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