Visa in Vietnam?

[Hobie]

Will the cruise line (Celebrity or HAL) assist with getting a visa for Vietnam and Cambodia? Is that something that you can get onboard?

 

Thanks for your help.

[John Bull]

Will the cruise line (Celebrity or HAL) assist with getting a visa for Vietnam and Cambodia? Is that something that you can get onboard?

 

Thanks for your help.

 

For holders of US passports, & most other nationalities, both of these cruise lines - and other cruise lines too - will arrange your visas on board for port-of-call visits to both countries. No need for you to do anything in advance. The cost will be charged to your on-board account.

Very very vague guesses - under $50 for Vietnam, around $15 for Cambodia.

Guessing you have only one port-of-call to Cambodia (Sihanoukville), but your one Vietnam visa is good for all ports-of-call there.

Makes no difference whether on cruise excursions or going ashore independently, though a cruise line may include visa charges in the price as bait to sell their excursions.

 

My info is good only for port-of-call visits. For for flying in or out, or crossing borders, or even for internal flights (eg Ankor Wat) you need specific advice.

 

JB :)

[Hobie]

JB:

 

Thank you very much. I appreciate the information.

 

You are correct about the Cambodian port.

 

Thanks again!

[lahore]

We were in Vietnam (Danang and Saigon) on Oceania Nautica in May. We most certainly had to get visas for Vietnam before we sailed.

[Keith1010]

They usually get the visas or at least did so in the past. Just double check with them.

 

Keith

[sandancer]

Celebrity in the UK have confirmed that they will arrange a visa on board and the cost will be charged to the onboard account. It will be less than $50.