Vietnam Shortens Visa-Free Stays for 60 Countries Amid Security Concerns
Vietnam's government has decided to shorten the visa-free stay period from 60 to 30 days for visitors from 60 countries, including Singapore and China. This move is seen as a measure to balance economic growth as a tourism hub with efforts to curb rising crime involving foreign nationals.
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