Do I need to show entry ticket when applying for a SETV in Ho Chi Minh City?

SETV Visa Application Thai Visa Proof of Departure Entry Requirements Ho Chi Minh City Visa Rules

May 25, 2019

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When I apply for a SETV in Ho Chi Minh City, I know I need proof of departure from Thailand, but do I need to have a ticket showing what day I will be entering Thailand?

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When applying for a Single Entry Tourist Visa (SETV) in Ho Chi Minh City, it is important to provide proof of departure from Thailand. The question arises whether you also need to show a ticket indicating your planned entry date into Thailand. Clarifying these requirements is essential to ensure a smooth visa application process.

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