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Is a lease contract accepted as proof of accommodation for a SETV application in HCMC?

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Nov 13, 2017

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Going to HCMC for a SETV this week. 

Does anyone know if they accept a lease contract as proof of accommodation?  The consulate website says hotel booking or housebook - if im staying with a thai. I can make a fake booking, but its easier to use my lease.

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A lease contract can be used as proof of accommodation when applying for a SETV in HCMC, Vietnam, as confirmed by a user who successfully utilized one. However, it's advisable to also have a copy of the Thai house book and the landlord's Thai ID. It's important to remember that the Thai consulates in Vietnam only accept USD for visa fees.

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Tod *********

another thing you need to remember is that the thai consulates in Vietnam only take USD for the visa feez :O

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noted, cheers

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Hi Jon I got my SETV there back in April, and used a lease agreement with no problems. Taking the additional docs as per Tod's suggestion above can't harm though.

Also worth remembering to take copies of any docs that you submit as the only thing you get back is your passport.

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Tod *********

you should be able to show your lease but they might ask for the copy of the thai house book and the thai i/d of the landlord.

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Good point. Got a copy of the owner ID, but not the housebook. Ill book a hotel and save any drama

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Any brits been to Vietnam recently? Ive read a visa exemption is possible??

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brits get a 15 day visa exempt entry into Vietnam

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