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I get a new passport, but I have a valid Vietnam tourist visa in my old passport. Can I travel with both passports to Vietnam without applying for a new visa? (I'm a portuguese citizen).










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  • Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
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    @pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
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I get a new passport, but I have a valid Vietnam tourist visa in my old passport. Can I travel with both passports to Vietnam without applying for a new visa? (I'm a portuguese citizen).










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  • tripadvisor.co.uk/… may be of interest.
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  • Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
    – pnuts
    Feb 4 '17 at 5:39






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    @pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
    – Sela Yair
    Feb 21 '17 at 8:47













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I get a new passport, but I have a valid Vietnam tourist visa in my old passport. Can I travel with both passports to Vietnam without applying for a new visa? (I'm a portuguese citizen).










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I get a new passport, but I have a valid Vietnam tourist visa in my old passport. Can I travel with both passports to Vietnam without applying for a new visa? (I'm a portuguese citizen).







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  • tripadvisor.co.uk/… may be of interest.
    – pnuts
    Feb 4 '17 at 4:30










  • Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
    – pnuts
    Feb 4 '17 at 5:39






  • 1




    @pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
    – Sela Yair
    Feb 21 '17 at 8:47
















  • tripadvisor.co.uk/… may be of interest.
    – pnuts
    Feb 4 '17 at 4:30










  • Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
    – pnuts
    Feb 4 '17 at 5:39






  • 1




    @pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
    – Sela Yair
    Feb 21 '17 at 8:47















tripadvisor.co.uk/… may be of interest.
– pnuts
Feb 4 '17 at 4:30




tripadvisor.co.uk/… may be of interest.
– pnuts
Feb 4 '17 at 4:30












Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
– pnuts
Feb 4 '17 at 5:39




Seems you would not even need a visa if going to Phú Quốc.
– pnuts
Feb 4 '17 at 5:39




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@pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
– Sela Yair
Feb 21 '17 at 8:47




@pnuts which means direct flights to Phu Quoc from another country. Maybe it depends on the season but when I checked last year I couldn't find any. I think used to be from Singapore and Cambodia.
– Sela Yair
Feb 21 '17 at 8:47










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You can still have your current visa transferred to your new passport. At Saigon airport, you’ll have to pay 15 USD for this work.



Another persons experience below:



Arrived at Saigon airport with valid visa in a cancelled passport, together with my new passport. At Saigon airport I had to pay USD 15 to have the visa transferred from the cancelled passport to my new passport.



https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g293921-i8432-k7530463-Valid_visa_in_cancelled_passport-Vietnam.html






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    From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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Just checked in Ho Chi Minh / Vietnam last week (Feb 2017) with valid visa in old passport. But had to pay USD 25 (single entry visa fee) and they issue new visa in my new passport and cancel the old one.






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    You can still have your current visa transferred to your new passport. At Saigon airport, you’ll have to pay 15 USD for this work.



    Another persons experience below:



    Arrived at Saigon airport with valid visa in a cancelled passport, together with my new passport. At Saigon airport I had to pay USD 15 to have the visa transferred from the cancelled passport to my new passport.



    https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g293921-i8432-k7530463-Valid_visa_in_cancelled_passport-Vietnam.html






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      From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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      Feb 6 '17 at 0:36















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    You can still have your current visa transferred to your new passport. At Saigon airport, you’ll have to pay 15 USD for this work.



    Another persons experience below:



    Arrived at Saigon airport with valid visa in a cancelled passport, together with my new passport. At Saigon airport I had to pay USD 15 to have the visa transferred from the cancelled passport to my new passport.



    https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g293921-i8432-k7530463-Valid_visa_in_cancelled_passport-Vietnam.html






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      From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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    You can still have your current visa transferred to your new passport. At Saigon airport, you’ll have to pay 15 USD for this work.



    Another persons experience below:



    Arrived at Saigon airport with valid visa in a cancelled passport, together with my new passport. At Saigon airport I had to pay USD 15 to have the visa transferred from the cancelled passport to my new passport.



    https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g293921-i8432-k7530463-Valid_visa_in_cancelled_passport-Vietnam.html






    share|improve this answer












    You can still have your current visa transferred to your new passport. At Saigon airport, you’ll have to pay 15 USD for this work.



    Another persons experience below:



    Arrived at Saigon airport with valid visa in a cancelled passport, together with my new passport. At Saigon airport I had to pay USD 15 to have the visa transferred from the cancelled passport to my new passport.



    https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g293921-i8432-k7530463-Valid_visa_in_cancelled_passport-Vietnam.html







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      From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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      Feb 6 '17 at 0:36












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      From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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      Feb 6 '17 at 0:36







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    From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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    Feb 6 '17 at 0:36




    From the same thread "Fortunately not: when a passport is cancelled by the issuing authority, visas still remain valid. in fact UKPA makes a particular point of only cutting off the corners of the passport cover, and never deface any of the pages for this particular reason. It was a 3 month business visa and it was more the principle of the thing, 'easy cash' USD 15 which went straight into somebody's pocket - they wouldn't give me a receipt... I had even checked with the Vietnamese Embassy beforehand!" (my emphasis)
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        Just checked in Ho Chi Minh / Vietnam last week (Feb 2017) with valid visa in old passport. But had to pay USD 25 (single entry visa fee) and they issue new visa in my new passport and cancel the old one.







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