Do US passport holders need a visa to visit Phu Quoc, Vietnam, after traveling to Thailand?

What are you talking about a visa? You don’t need no visa to travel to Thailand with that American passport I don’t understand you. Do you do whatever you want. You’re only go over a week here in a week there you don’t need our advice. Go ahead and have fun.

It easy to find the answer on google.

Maybe you should find a Vietnam visa advice group :)

To, not too

To,.....not too

Answer in less than 20 seconds you can get a visa on arrival. The real question is should you even be travelling unaccompanied if you can't find something that simple out by yourself?

Google do US passport holders need visas for Vietnam?

Take two tutus to Thailand too

No you don't need visa if you go to Phu Quoc by plane.

Is English your native language?

Yes you need a visa and also need to clean up some of the agent orange. Bon voyage!

visa on arrival 😂😂😂

Yes

The man said he is US.....who cares about UK? 🤣🤣

You do not need a visa for Phu Quoc. Not many people know this arrangement, but you can get visa exemption for just Phu Quoc.

If you have flights to and from Phu Quoc, you don't have an issue. If you fly via, say, Saigon, you can still do it. At the border, tell the official that you want to use the visa exemption to Phu Quoc. You require a domestic flight from where you are to to Phu Quoc for the same day (make sure that you leave at least 4 hours in between for all the steps involved and a buffer to absorb setbacks), and an onward flight from Vietnam to another country within 30 days. Some official will then come to escort you to the domestic flight, holding your passport. With him by your side you go to get your luggage and go to the domestic terminal, where he will check you in, and ensure that you're on the flight before he goes back into hibernation.

For the interested reader: you can use this arrangement also if you failed to find out that Vietnam requires a visa for your nationality and you're facing refusal on an expensive intercontinental flight to Saigon or Hanoi. You could book a flight to Phu Quoc and one from there to, say, Bangkok or KL. These two qualify you for entry of Vietnam and hence for boarding. I believe you can no longer get Vietnam visas with lightning speed like before, which would have allowed you to ditch both short flights and just enter Vietnam mainland, but you can go to Phu Quoc and get a visa for the rest of Vietnam there. Could still be more economical than ditching and rebooking an intercontinental return flight.

I give up Google information needs updating then

You have to apply on line then get a permission letter sent to you. In the airport next to the Immigration lines, you will pay a small fee and get in the que. they will call you and issue then u go to the immigration lines next to it

%2Dvisas%20are%20issued%20with,gates%2C%20including%20all%20international%20airports

Pho qoc is in France next to Cock D’or

I’m not usually one to comment on grammar but the word “too”, which rarely makes an appearance at all in bad grammar posts, being used four times and all wrong must be some kind of record. Good luck and enjoy the trip… too.

Being a US passport holder you have never got a visa on arrival when you enter Thailand, it is a 30 day visa exempt stamp you receive upon arrival in Thailand.

No visa required for veitnam, for uk passport holders, you get 45 days on arrival, should be same for USA passports

Depends on where you are from. I am British. Visited Phu Quoc in January and mainland last week. No visa required. If you are American you will require as they want to check you are not trying to invade 😂

Not for Phu Quoc you don't, no.

But you have to enter Phu Quoc from overseas and leave Phu Quoc to go overseas - you can't go from Phu Quoc to mainland Vietnam unless you have an e-visa already as a US national.

Yes. You must have visa for Vietnam!

Yes you need a visa to Vietnam...apply for evisa o. Vietnam's official govt site for visas..