What is the entry and exit form for Vietnam?

Vietnam Entry and Exit Form: A Comprehensive Guide

Foreign travelers entering Vietnam via air are required to complete the NA1 entry/exit form, a crucial document presented to immigration officials upon arrival.

What is the NA1 Entry/Exit Form?

The NA1 entry/exit form is a multiple-page document that collects traveler information, including personal details, passport data, travel itinerary, and health declarations.

How to Obtain the NA1 Form

• Travelers can obtain the NA1 form online at the Vietnam Immigration Department website (https://immigration.gov.vn/en/).
• Hard copies of the form may also be available at Vietnamese embassies and consulates.

Filling Out the NA1 Form

The NA1 form must be completed in English or Vietnamese. It is important to provide accurate and complete information.

Part A: Personal Information

This section includes fields for first and last name, gender, date of birth, passport number, nationality, and visa type (if applicable).

Part B: Travel Information

• Flight number and arrival date
• Intended departure date
• Primary destination in Vietnam

Part C: Health Declarations

• Questions about potential exposure to COVID-19, fever, and respiratory symptoms

Submitting the NA1 Form

• Upon arrival in Vietnam, travelers must submit the completed NA1 form to immigration officials.
• Failure to submit the form may result in delays or even denial of entry.

Obsolete M3 Form

The M3 entry/exit form is obsolete and is no longer accepted by Vietnamese immigration officials. Travelers should use the updated NA1 form.

Additional Notes

• It is advisable to fill out the NA1 form in advance to save time at the airport.
• Travelers may be required to provide additional documentation, such as a visa or proof of travel insurance.
• It is recommended to keep a copy of the submitted NA1 form for reference.