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Please be careful not only entering Vietnam and being scammed, but on the Visa itself. An official immigration agent - Vietnamvisa govt vn from Hanoi - has stolen $150 AUD from me. The URL itself is a scam, gov is official vietnamese, govt is Australian - seems like an SEO tactic to target Aussies. I met a local Viet girl in Australia to confirm, who paid $40 AUD for her recent Visa to see family, i told her i been charged $150 AUD from this establishment. She stated i have been scammed. After some research, I noticed on 'smart traveller' Aussie government website they actually state avoid/be aware of Visa scams. If scammed before i enter a country, why bother vising.
There is only one official website to apply for an e-visa, which is the Vietnam Immigration Department’s site (address: evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn). The e-visa is valid for 90 days and costs $25 for single-entry and $50 for multiple-entry.
Mui Ne should be in this if you consider climate, and the close distance to HCMC! Where in SEA can you get under 30° Celsius before January? And only 35° during summer months? And also a breeze every day that feels wonderful.
Mui Ne ranked 12th in the voting list. The shallow, crescent-shaped beaches in Mui Ne are ideal for surfers. However, this place is not well known among international tourists, so its low rating is understandable.
The air pollution is terrible in Da Nang. There is a constantly haze over the city. Not clear why it is called a liveable city as the sound pollution is also terrible in Da Nang. This city is totally overhyped.
Thank you! We also have a detailed video about Dalat, hopefully it will be useful for you in the future! See you in Dalat. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wW6qIb0nCiE.html
@@Harki146 In general, the river branches in Hoi An are not polluted. However, some canals in the central core of the ancient town (especially around the Japanese Covered Bridge area) experience pollution at certain times of the year due to high urban density and the lack of wastewater treatment systems.
What a beautiful country! I have been there last year and enjoyed a lot and I realized I have to visit more places there after I saw your videos especially northern part of the country. Nice drone video too.
