Phu Quoc Extension (from Saigon)

Registration is considered firm and final after payment of a deposit of 30% of the total price and acceptance of the specific terms of sale.

The balance must be paid no later than 45 days before the departure date.

See our specific terms of sale for full details.

In the event of cancellation by the traveller, the following fees apply:

• Plus de 60 jours avant le départ : 40 % du prix total (acompte retenu)
• Entre 60 et 30 jours avant le départ : 50 % du prix total
• Moins de 30 jours avant le départ : 100 % du prix total

We strongly recommend taking out cancellation insurance. See our specific terms of sale for full details.

The information below concerns travelers who are nationals of the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland and Canada traveling to Vietnam for tourism purposes. Entry rules may change, so we recommend verifying this information with the official authorities before your departure.

Passport

To enter Vietnam, your passport must be valid for a minimum of six months from the date of entry into the country and contain at least two blank pages for immigration stamps.
The document must be in good condition (no damaged, torn or altered pages).

Tourism stay without visa

Nationals of the European Economic Area, Switzerland and Canada benefit from visa exemption for tourism stays.

To date, this exemption permits a stay of up to 45 days upon entry into the territory, regardless of the nationality among eligible countries.

Authorities may also request:

• an exit ticket from the territory (return or onward flight),

• proof of sufficient financial resources for the duration of the stay,

• accommodation booking confirmation for the first nights on site.

E-visa and electronic registration

For stays exceeding 45 days or for nationalities not eligible for visa exemption, it is possible to apply for a Vietnamese e-visa via the official portal of the Vietnamese authorities. This electronic visa is generally granted for a duration of 90 days, multiple entries.

Furthermore, Vietnamese authorities may require completion of an electronic arrival form before or upon entry into the territory. It is recommended to check for any digital procedures in place at the time of departure.

Health and vaccinations

No vaccine is mandatory to enter Vietnam from EEA countries, Switzerland or Canada. However, several vaccinations are recommended as a preventive measure:

• hepatitis A and B,

• typhoid,

• rabies (depending on planned activities),

• update of routine vaccinations (tetanus, diphtheria, poliomyelitis).

Risks of dengue and malaria exist in certain regions of the country. It is advisable to consult a doctor or international vaccination center before departure.

Travel with children

Minors must hold their own valid passport covering the duration of the stay.

In certain European countries, when a minor travels without one of their parents, an authorization for exit from the territory may be required according to the regulations of the country of residence.

Other nationalities

Entry conditions may vary according to nationality. Concerned travelers should inquire with the Vietnamese embassy or consulate in their country of residence.

To participate in our trips, it is strongly recommended to have evacuation assistance and foreign medical expense coverage.

Your local agency encourages you to review the specific policy developed with our partners CHAPKA ASSURANCES and AXA ASSISTANCE.
To purchase insurance, learn about coverage and rates, follow the link below.

CAP EXPLORER: The comprehensive insurance solution designed for peace of mind during your trip!

Choose the plan that suits you best:

• Explorer'Multirisque

• Explorer'Annulation

• Explorer'Assistance

• Explorer' Complementary Credit Card Coverage

Specifically tailored to our trips, we strongly recommend subscribing to one of these plans.
If you choose to subscribe to one of these formulas, the policy detailing all coverage and claims procedures are available on the insurer's website.

Your local agency will be aware of it, but only the participant is responsible for following the claims declaration procedures. The participant must therefore keep this policy with them throughout their entire trip.