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IMPACT – MEDIUM
Vietnamese immigration authorities are requiring local employees from sponsoring entities to submit visa applications in-person.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: Employees from sponsoring entities who are submitting visa applications in-person should expect delays when filing an application. Employees should arrive at the Immigration Office before 7 a.m. to ensure the application can be submitted that day. Employers should plan to start the visa application process at least three weeks before the foreign national’s intended travel date.
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