Stay until it's approved, that's what i doing. Had to upload a couple of things after submission, ,now waiting for it to be approved. Not risking leaving and then messing up my stamps going in if i need to leave again and then get the DTV stamps in. It's too risky, i'd rather just play the long game.
How does that work then? What happens when they get approved and then need to get the stamp in their passport and they aren't in the HCM as in this case?
I'm there now waiting for mine, would like to not be here waiting too long.
This is brilliant, thank you. I plan to head to HCMC in january to complete this and all the information passed on by everyone is making the collating of requirements so much easier, and hopefully a smoother and successful application at the end.
For entry, you should be able to get 30 days on arrival (passport dependant obviously)?
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