Is Vietnam visa-free

The Vietnamese government recently announced a resolution to allow citizens of 13 countries to apply for and use electronic visas to enter Vietnam. At the same time, for citizens of these countries, the Vietnamese government has also extended the temporary residence period from 15 days to 45 days. 13 countries include Britain, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Spain, Italy, Russia and Belarus. However, China is not on this list.

Observers pointed out that there is no doubt about the friendship between China and Vietnam, especially in the case of frequent high-level exchanges between the two countries. However, the Vietnamese government's decision not to list China as a visa-free country makes people a little unhappy. As a close neighbor of China, Viet Nam attracts a large number of tourists from China. In the past, Vietnam implemented visa-free policy for China tourists, which greatly promoted the development of tourism in Vietnam.

Prehistoric Vietnam:

There are traces of human activities in ancient Vietnam. People's teeth were found in Pingjia, Langshan, and paleolithic tools were found in Dushan, Qinghua. In the Mesolithic Age and Neolithic Age, several cultural sites such as "Peace Culture" (in Heping Province) and "Beishan Culture" (in Beishan, Langshan Province) appeared in the northern region. At that time, the ancestors used stone tools, bamboo utensils and pottery to engage in hunting and gathering, but because of the small number of cultural relics unearthed from these cultures, they failed to fully reflect the situation at that time.

Between the late Neolithic Age and the Bronze Age, there were 80 settlements, workshops and burial sites in the lower reaches of the Dongna River in the southern region, which were named "post-Neolithic culture", dating from about 4500 to 2400 years ago. This culture uses a large number of stone tools, mainly practical and decorative items. Prehistoric cultures such as "Dongshan Culture" characterized by bronze drums were discovered in northern Vietnam from 1000 to around AD. ..

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Vietnam