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Vietnam expected to issue new visa policies to boost tourism sector
In a bid to revive the struggling tourism sector, Vietnam is set to unveil a series of new visa and immigration policies at the upcoming National Assembly meeting.
The National Assembly approves extending tourist e-visas from 30 to 90 days
On June 24, the National Assembly approved the law on amendments and supplements to a number of articles in the Law on foreigners’ entry, exit, transit, and residence in Vietnam.
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