No one says just how boring it is being in a place you don't want to be, staying in a hotel, awaiting your visa in Vietnam HCMC 🤣
What did y'all do for the estimated 2 weeks for your visas in ho chi Minh city. ?
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The post discusses ways to pass the time in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) while waiting for a DTV visa, highlighting the city's rich culinary scene and various activities. Comments offer suggestions such as exploring local spots, enjoying street food, visiting historical sites like the Cu Chi tunnels, and socializing with other expats. Some users emphasize the city's vibrant atmosphere and opportunities for exploration, while others express differing opinions on HCMC's appeal compared to other destinations.
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Totally get that—it’s a bit dull waiting around. I just explored local spots, ate lots of street food, and hung out in cafes. Meeting other expats helped pass the time too. It’s not exciting, but you can make it enjoyable.
Are we allowed to travel around the country while our visa is processing? My DTV is currently processing in Hanoi. Am I allowed to go all the way down to Saigon? Or is it advisable to stay in Hanoi?
We did tour cuchi tunnels was interesting and the jeep tour of museum pick up from hotel. Otherwise routine of gym and some massages. But it was a long haul. Shopping and trying to avoid getting run over by motorbikes.
it’s one of the boring country in this region. Disgusting food, huge scam when it comes to dating, Vietnamese are also very closed minded when it comes to dating foreigners, jam traffic and honk honk every second. Will never put my feet into that country again.