Starting from 0:00 on May 15, all Vietnam destinations are open, no self-isolation is required, and all regulations for SARS-CoV-2 testing required before entering will be temporarily suspended.

All Vietnam’s travel restrictions were lifted on May 15, 2022.

Foreign visitors no longer need a negative COVID-19 test result, vaccination certificate, or Health Declaration Form.

Do I Need a PCR Test to Travel to Vietnam?

No, you no longer need a PCR test to travel to Vietnam.

From May 15, 2022, travelers can enter Vietnam without proof of a negative COVID-19 test result.

Previously, unvaccinated passengers needed to get tested to travel. Vaccinated and unvaccinated visitors can now enter Vietnam test-free, provided they are not displaying any COVID-19 symptoms.

Do I Need a COVID-19 Test Certificate for Vietnam?

No, you do not need to show a COVID-19 vaccination certificate to travel to Vietnam.

Coronavirus entry regulations have been lifted. You can visit Vietnam for non-essential purposes regardless of your vaccination status.

You must notify the health agency at the border if you show any COVID-19 symptoms on arrival in Vietnam.

Is There a COVID-19 Health Declaration for Vietnam?

You do not need to fill out a COVID-19 health declaration form for Vietnam.

Like PCR test and vaccine certificates, this document is no longer requested. 

Before the remaining entry restrictions for Vietnam were lifted on May 15, 2022, all passengers were required to fill out an online health declaration before departure. Contact details and health information were required.

What are Vietnam’s COVID-19 Quarantine Requirements?

In line with the 2022 travel updates, foreign visitors do not need to quarantine on arrival in Vietnam.

Plan a Trip to Vietnam in 2022: Restrictions and Requirements

COVID-19 restrictions have been removed and normal visa policy has resumed in Vietnam.

To travel to the country in 2022, you must have a  passport and, if required,  a visa. Online visa applications for Vietnam have reopened for eligible travelers.