Vietnam Embassy or Consulate in Georgia

Vietnam Visa Embassy for Georgian

Ø  Capital: Tbilisi

Ø  Currency: Georgian lari

Ø  Country code 995

Ø  Official language: Georgian Language

How to get Vietnam Visa for Georgia citizens?

In Georgia, there is no representative office of Vietnam's government so in order to make visa code or get visa stamped, you should contact with Vietnam Embassy in a neighboring country. Georgia citizens can apply visa on arrival and get visa stamped at Vietnam airport.

Get your arrival airport in Vietnam:
This is regarded as the fastest and easiest way for an air traveler to be granted a Vietnam visa. Using visa on arrival service from our website, you can receive the approval letter (issued by the Vietnam Immigration Department) to get Vietnam visa within 1 working day for normal service or just 2-3 working or non-working hours for rush service.
To apply, please follow the 4 simple steps below:

- Click here to fill in required information.
- Make payment (for service fee) via PayPal, credit card, Western Union or Bank transfer.
- Receive your approval letter from our email within 1 working day (normal service) or within required time (often from 2 to 9 hours depending on how rush your visa is).
- When you arrive at a Vietnam international airport, please present the approval letter, your passport, 2 passport photos (4x6 cm or 2x2 inches) and pay stamping fee to get your Vietnam visa.

For further information, please direct your enquiries to our Support Department email at: [email protected]

The mean of transportation in Georgia is very different. The internet connection is not widely used for all provinces in Georgia so Georgian can get Vietnam visa on arrival.

However clients who have Georgia passports are staying in third country where they have or do not have Vietnam Embassy/ consulate can use visa on arrival as normal.

They can also go to Embassy to get Vietnam visa to know details about making and using Vietnam visa on arrival, please check HERE

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