As of July 1, foreign travelers entering, leaving, or transiting through Vietnam are required to submit a health declaration before they travel. The requirement applies broadly — not just to visitors staying in the country, but to anyone connecting through a Vietnamese airport as well.
Details on exactly what the declaration covers and how long it takes to process are still being clarified as airlines and travel agencies adjust to the new rule, but it joins a growing list of pre-arrival paperwork requirements popping up across Southeast Asia this year, alongside Thailand’s new digital arrival card.
If you have a Vietnam trip or layover coming up, it’s worth checking with your airline or Vietnam’s official travel portal shortly before departure to confirm the current form and submission window, since requirements like this tend to get refined in the weeks after they launch.
Source: VisasNews






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