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Vaccinated tourists will have less of a quarantine in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay

Our travel plans have been completely disrupted by the global pandemic. As a result of the second wave, the tourism and travel industry has suffered an even bigger blow. Travel bans had been imposed by many countries. However, with the drop in cases, countries are slowly opening up to travellers. Our team has great news for anyone interested in exploring the beautiful and wild landscapes of Vietnam. In Quang Ninh Province, home to UNESCO World Heritage Site Ha Long Bay, the mandatory quarantine period has been reduced from 21 to 7 days for all foreign travellers vaccinated against COVID-19.

Vietnam Relaxed Travel Rules For Visitors From Countries That Have Achieved Herd Immunity

Vietnam has relaxed rules for travellers from countries that have achieved herd immunity and have managed to control the outbreak. They will not have to quarantine for more than seven days. However, Vietnam did not release a list about which nations are deemed acceptable.

Fully Vaccinated Travellers From India Should Quarantine For 7 Days Only

Planning to visit Vietnam? You should be fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arriving in the country. You should also carry a negative RT-PCR test report done hours prior to entering Vietnam. If you are not vaccinated, you can carry a certified document that mentions that you have been previously infected by the virus. Hong Kong Reduces Quarantine For Vaccinated Travellers From 14 To 7 Days.

If you are planning to visit Vietnam, you must also provide the name of the hotel you are staying in and your itinerary.

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