Visa-Free Travel to Vietnam for Polish, Czech, Swiss Tourists with MakeYourAsia
Starting in March 2025, Vietnam is launching a new visa exemption program for travelers from Switzerland, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Under this initiative, eligible travelers will be allowed to stay in Vietnam for up to 45 days without needing a visa—a move designed to boost tourism and strengthen bilateral relations. However, this visa exemption comes with important conditions that travelers must meet in order to take advantage of the policy.
Key Condition: Full Tour Package Requirement
The 45-day visa exemption will only apply to travelers who book a full tour package organized by a licensed Vietnamese tour operator. This means that travelers must arrange their entire trip—from arrival to departure—through a tour operator who is authorized to provide such services.
The full tour package includes not only travel logistics such as airport transfers and transportation but also accommodations, activities, and other travel arrangements for the entirety of the stay in Vietnam. Tourists will need to ensure that the tour package covers every aspect of their trip, from their arrival in Vietnam to their departure.
This requirement is designed to ensure that visitors follow a structured travel itinerary and contribute to local tourism development through registered tour operators. By doing so, the Vietnamese government aims to promote tourism while maintaining quality control and enhancing the overall travel experience for international visitors.
