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Czechia to Vietnam

Visa-freeNo visa required before travel

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Allowed stay under the reviewed rule45 days from the date of entry for tourismResolution 229 Article 1 expressly limits this waiver to tourism. The permitted stay is not passport validity or the resolution's policy window.Subject to the official conditions below; not a guarantee of admission or an extension.
Official evidence collectedAccess data checked October 8, 2026Sources reviewed September 29, 2026
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How this access rule is documented

  1. – Visa-free

    Vietnam: Resolution 229 twelve-country 45-day tourism waiver

    The twelve named nationalities remain visa-exempt for tourism for 45 days from entry under Resolution 229. The former 30-day re-entry interval does not apply; six-month passport validity and legal admission conditions remain.

    • Resolution 229 Article 1 names Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Hungary, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland. It expressly requires tourism purpose, regardless of passport type; this record covers ordinary tourist visitors, not an all-purpose exemption.
    • Unilateral visa-exemption entrants need at least six months of remaining passport validity and must not fall within Article 21 entry-refusal grounds, under Article 20 of the foreigner-entry law.
    • The former general 30-day interval after the previous departure was removed by the Article 20 amendment effective 1 July 2020. The Ministry's express explanation and the 2026 consolidated law establish removal, not merely omission from a visa table. Every entry remains subject to admission checks; no automatic extension or unrestricted repeated-entry entitlement is asserted.
    • Article 2 sets the policy window from 15 August 2025 through 14 August 2028. Article 3 ends the earlier Resolution 11 Poland/Czechia/Switzerland pilot from 15 August 2025; its package-tour confirmation condition is not carried into Resolution 229's replacement tourism waiver.
    • Passport validity, the 45-day permitted stay and the resolution's policy window are separate. Employment, residence, diplomatic/official privileges, transit, crew, special documents and individual security/admissibility rules are outside this ordinary tourism baseline.
    Official sourcesGovernment of Viet Nam, Government Legal Document Portal: Resolution 229/NQ-CP of 8 August 2025: twelve-country tourism waiverOffice of the National Assembly, Official Gazette of Viet Nam: Consolidated Law 62/VBHN-VPQH of 23 March 2026: foreigner entry and temporary stayMinistry of Public Security of Viet Nam: Ministry of Public Security answer: unilateral-waiver re-entry conditions
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