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Is it acceptable to use a lease as proof of accommodation for a tourist visa in Vietnam?

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Dec 11, 2017
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Headed to Vietnam tomorrow for a little vacay and also to get a new 60-day tourist visa. For proof of where we are staying is it a bad idea to show our lease for our house? Or should I book a separate accommodation and cancel it after? Appreciate the advice! :)
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The user is asking about the appropriateness of using their house lease as proof of accommodation for obtaining a 60-day tourist visa in Vietnam. A commenter mentions that there haven't been reports of issues with using a lease, stating that travelers are typically asked for onward travel rather than proof of accommodation or sufficient funds. This suggests that showing a lease might be acceptable.
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Great! Thank you!
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I haven't read any reports that said you couldn't show a lease as proof of lodging. In fact the last couple reports have said people were only asked for onward travel not proof of 20K baht or proof of lodging.
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now that they reported they weren't asked for those 3-proof-ofz should not be interpreted as you won't be asked either. You might very well be asked, I was only relating what people reported :)
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