2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Your post is spot on.

Hopefully OP will post update if he goes to Vietnam.

Thinking my post about obtaining eVisa for Vietnam each 6 month as he has DTV is an option to just use his Oz pp.

I visit Saigon often and the eVisa is so simple.

As the saying goes Up to Him

Does Vietnam have an arrival form they give you on the plane to fill up or do you need to do something online like with Thailand?

6 hours ago, bbi1 said:

Does Vietnam have an arrival form they give you on the plane to fill up or do you need to do something online like with Thailand?

No

For those traveling with eVisa for Vietnam make sure you have hard copy print out.

Not just phone screenshot

6 hours ago, bbi1 said:

On 4/14/2026 at 10:10 PM, DrJack54 said:

Your post is spot on.

Hopefully OP will post update if he goes to Vietnam.

Thinking my post about obtaining eVisa for Vietnam each 6 month as he has DTV is an option to just use his Oz pp.

I visit Saigon often and the eVisa is so simple.

As the saying goes Up to Him

Here's the update:

Booked a return ticket with the Polish passport. No issues or questions asked at flight check-in counters both sides, except in BKK where she asked me to show her my stamp into Thailand, as she couldn't find an entry stamp. When I went to pull our my Aussie passport she said "oh you have another passport, ok" and didn't want to look at it then. Didn't even need to provide my Aussie passport or Evisa at the check-in counter for the flight to BKK. Seems in Vietnam they are chilled, not like other Western countries where they'd ask you where is your ticket out of Thailand or visa.

Entering Danang is bad though. I watched previous Youtube videos where they said it's a breeze, and a max of 10mins queuing at Passport Control. It's more like 30 mins, not 10 mins.

Edited May 16May 16 by bbi1

45 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Seems in Vietnam they are chilled, not like other Western countries where they'd ask you where is your ticket out of Thailand or visa.

It's hit and miss in Vietnam. Sometimes I've been asked how long I'll stay in Thailand, sometimes they've spotted my re-entry permit before asking anything, and sometimes they haven't bothered at all. Moral of the story, as always, is that you need to be prepared to show your re-entry permit, visa or onward flight.