Apply in Vietnam ——Can I leave Vietnam?

I had no experience applying for a Vietnamese visa the first time,Only applied for 15 days（to Mar.31），My visa status is currently pending approval，If I haven't gotten approval by then, can I leave Vietnam and just travel around the neighboring countries?

Will there be any problem if I leave Vietnam after submitting my visa application but before it is approved

Hello i do my dtv in Hanoi i Upload the last document last Thursday they asked me for since then im on Processing

Pending Approval (1). What is your experience with flying back during this time to Thailand? Waiting there till it gets approved and than flying out and in again with new the dtv? Is that possible? Thank you

I have stayed in Thailand for 5 weeks from 3rd January until 18th February am I ok to come back to Thailand for 30days in April?

I submitted my DTV application in Hanoi on Tuesday, and it is currently pending approval. I would like to know if it's okay to move to other cities while the application is processing? For example, Sapa or Da Nang?

Has anyone tried or knows if it's possible to do a...well let's say for example the max time you can stay in the country is 120 days....but does that mean you as a person or under that passport? If you have multiple passports, then is it possible to max out one and come back on another? Lol

Thanks for all your answers. I did presume about the whole biometrics thing. Naturally even if I had 2 passports, I wouldn't try it anywhere. Live long and prosper :)

Re Extension of Visa due to Circumstances in the Gulf and the recent notice from Thai Immigration re overstays and extensions.

Does this apply to people on all Visas?

A friend is on a working visa that will shortly expire and won't be renewed. Presumably he cannot extend his working visa as he won't be continuing to work. Does he have any other options with regards to extending whilst these special circumstances are in place regarding the Gulf and travel?

It seems like we might be going into a situation similar to COVID. Note he is British and the British Embassy will not be issuing letters to support extensions. The British Embassy rarely does anything to help British citizens.... compared to other countries.

Adding... after reading a reply to make the post more specific. He hasn't had a flight cancelled and doesn't have one booked. His working visa expires on March 20th.

Thanks in advance.

Hello, DTV community.

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to share a personal experience and reach out to you all for guidance. Unfortunately, I was recently denied my first DTV visa extension at both Bangkok airports in December. The reason for the rejection was related to a previous marijuana case in my home country, which has had a significant impact on my situation.

As a result, I've been unable to return to Thailand and have been in Vietnam since December 15th, trying to find a solution. If there is any way for me to resolve this situation and return to Thailand, it would mean a great deal to me. Being able to come back would allow me to continue my Muay Thai training and focus on personal growth, both for myself and for others who rely on me.

If anyone has any advice or suggestions on how I can navigate this challenge and make my return possible, I would be deeply grateful. Your support and any insights you can share would be incredibly valuable to me.

Thank you so much for your time and consideration. I truly appreciate this community.

Warm regards

Hey fellow travelers, quick question about my tourist entries into Thailand this year. Currently here on tourist visa (60 days) plus I extended 30 days few days ago, leaving for Philippines when that ends. Last April did the exact trip 60 days plus 30 on tourist visa, so heard their cracking down on this sort of visits. I was planning on returning beginning of February for another 60 +30 visit. I’m I going to get that interview and possible explosion?

Good morning, just 15 minutes ago at Souvarnabhumi through immigration. As always 60 days, about 2 to a maximum of 3 times a year. I was strongly advised to come up with a visa next time to enter, as 60 days are not a tourist stay.