Vietnam Passport Visa

It is require that you have a passport visa when travelling to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, why? Well obviously because they can ask for it!? Duh! Actually I have no idea aside from the regular reasons you might think? Keep out drug dealers, unwanted travellers, delinquents, spies, etc.? Who knows? Actually asking, let me know :P Heading here towards end of February with some great new-ish friends, I mean, I met them a couple months ago, great people, and we have gotten to know each other well, so really how "new" would they be? Anyways, I was posting to pass along the visa application to anyone who may be looking to go there, check it out, worth that at least :)

Cheers!

CB

http://visa-vietnam.ca/

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