Have you ever been considered Vietnamese when you travel abroad?

I have been, and more than once, because of work, I have been in Vietnam for 6 years, I know the local customs better, and I can speak fluent Vietnamese.

This situation often happens, my mother is Vietnamese, so half of my blood is Vietnamese, and there is not much difference between Vietnamese and people in our country, so naturally when I go to Vietnam, the locals will think I am Vietnamese.

I really lived, when I went to Vietnam, I stayed in a youth hostel, and several Vietnamese people lived in one room to visit Ho Chi Minh City, and they all thought I was Vietnamese, did I look so much like a local.

When I traveled to Vietnam alone the year before last, there was a tourist attraction in Ho Chi Minh City that was open to Vietnamese people for free in those days, and the staff didn't let me take out my ID when I checked in, thinking that I was Vietnamese, so I was allowed to go in, haha.

On the flight to Vietnam, I sat next to a compatriot from Hong Kong who came to Vietnam to play, at first he thought I was a Vietnamese returning to Vietnam from the mainland, so he accosted me in a few words of non-fluent Vietnamese, but I didn't expect that I was also a Chinese, haha, embarrassed.

Few Chinese people are mistaken for Vietnamese. More often mistaken for Japanese or Korean. Last year in Piazza San Marco in Venice, Italy, I was mistaken for Japanese by a family from Spain...

Later, when I said that I was not Japanese, he said, "So you are Korean?.""I said "i am Chinese" when I denied it, and he knew that I was Chinese... Still a little speechless, but chatting with them, this family of Spaniards is still very nice.

I remember traveling in Vietnam the year before last, a Chinese traveler asked me for directions in very non-fluent Vietnamese, of course I was at a loss, and after learning that I was also Chinese, he was also very embarrassed, because he thought I was Vietnamese, haha.

My family is in Guangdong, there are a lot of Vietnamese immigrants there, I have been playing with them since I was a child, and when I grew up, I went to Vietnam to play, and the locals were actually deceived by my fluent Vietnamese, haha, thinking that I was a local aborigine.

I stayed at a friend's house when I was traveling alone in Vietnam, she invited a few of her friends to come over to play at the house, and I was dressed in local clothes again, and they all thought I was my friend's sister, haha.

I still look more in line with the characteristics of authentic Chinese, but when traveling in a foreign country such as Vietnam, I was really mistaken for a local, so much so that I wondered if I looked like a Vietnamese?

I went to Vietnam in February this year, the tour guide was actually explaining the attractions in Vietnamese with me throughout the whole process, at first I thought it was a local custom, after visiting three scenic spots, she saw me at a loss, and asked me if I had a question to ask, I told me that I was not a local, which made us both very embarrassed.

Summary. 2.Remember to tip, we live in a society where there is no custom of tipping, and we may not be used to tipping, but tipping is popular in many countries in Southeast Asia, such as Cambodia, Vietnam, etc.

So, to enter Vietnam, you need to tip. When you go to the hotel, you need to tip if someone helps you with your luggage. Before leaving the hotel every day, you need to leave some tips by the bedside.

The person who helps you tidy up your room, or even the person who helps you take a lot of **, also needs to tip. In short, if someone is serving you, please tip, usually between 2-10 RMB per person. If someone else asks for more, be sure to learn to say no.

Hello, glad to answer for you. Pro, the first type: (position) state regulations civil servants department-level cadres servicemen personnel of the three systems of public security, procuratorate, and law The financial work units of large state-owned enterprises have reported to the domestic legal correction in the future (if you want to leave the country, you need the relevant work unit to issue a certificate) The second type:

District) because these districts do not have the relevant information of the guests who cannot be obtained by the relevant departments of the two places on demand.

The third type is people with bad tempers.

Why can't people with a bad temper go to Vietnam?

1.There are very few public toilets in Vietnam, but it is incredible to see them, because there are men and women queuing outside the public toilets, and there are also men and women coming out of the public toilets, so there is no gender difference in public toilets in Vietnam. The ancients said that "there is a difference between men and women" and "there is a difference in the seat at the age of seven".

Whether ancient or modern, we all have a feeling that women and men need to be separated in many things, especially in such private matters.

2.Remember to tip, we live in a society where there is no custom of tipping, and we may not be used to tipping, but tipping is popular in many countries in Southeast Asia, such as Cambodia, Vietnam, etc. So, to enter Vietnam, you need to tip.

When you go to the hotel, you need to tip if someone helps you with your luggage. Before leaving the hotel every day, you need to leave some tips by the bedside. The person who helps you tidy up your room, or even the person who helps you take a lot of **, also needs to tip.

3.Don't go out alone at night, when you're out and about, safety is really important, especially in a foreign country, the language is not so convenient, so safety awareness is especially important. China's society is stable, most cities are relatively safe, and some cities have rich nightlife.

It's not uncommon to go home after 12 o'clock. However, in Vietnam, it is better not to do so. Try not to go out alone when it's dark.

If you must go out, remember to go along. There's nothing wrong with prudence.

Summary. You must hold the following documents: your passport or other identity and nationality documents; Foreigner's Residence Permit issued by the public security organ, or identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or entry or residence permit for temporary arrival in China; A certificate of marital status issued by a notary public of the country certified by the country's embassy or consulate in China, or a certificate of marital status issued by the country's embassy or consulate in China.

Can Vietnamese enter China now?

Hello. We are happy to answer that China has never banned foreigners from entering the country. As long as the Vietnamese have the epidemic under control, are in good health, have a negative nucleic acid test, go through the prescribed quarantine period, and are approved by legal procedures, Vietnamese can enter China.

As long as you have legal entry procedures, all indicators are normal and you can enter the country.

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I'm Vietnamese, I'm in China now, I'm divorced, what documents do I need if I want to get married.

You'll have to wait for me to take a look at this.

Ok thanks.

You must hold the following documents: your passport or other identity and nationality documents; Foreigner's Residence Permit issued by the public security organ, or identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or entry or residence permit for temporary arrival in China; A certificate of marital status issued by a notary public of the country certified by the country's embassy or consulate in China, or a certificate of marital status issued by the country's embassy or consulate in China.

If you remarry, go through the formalities?

If you remarry, you should go to the civil affairs department to handle it if you have all the documents.

I got a divorce through court mediation, and I don't have a divorce certificate, but only a mediation letter? Passports, visas, and residence permits are available.

Yes, as long as you prove that you are divorced. [Compare hearts].

I'm very worried now, I'm afraid that I won't be able to do it here, I have to go back to China, and I'm afraid that I won't be able to do it when I go back to China<>

Then you want to consult, I provide you with big data. Some are different from your local policy.

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The first reason: Vietnam's consumption level is lower than China's, we all know that it costs a lot to go out to play, although China is not yet among the developed countries, but China's average consumption level is relatively high, especially in those famous consumption attractions, the consumption level is even more jaw-dropping, most foreigners will take into account their own economic conditions, if they go to Vietnam to play, the overall cost will be much lower than China, so some foreigners face a choice, they will choose to go to Vietnam.

The second reason is that Chinese visas are more difficult to obtain than Vietnamese visas, as we all know, China's immigration procedures are also more troublesome and strict, and many people who want to come to China cannot get them. In fact, the same is true in terms of tourist visas in China, where a large number of foreign tourists have no way to come to China because they cannot get a visa. In contrast, Vietnam visa is much easier.

Therefore, those foreign tourists who do not have the means to obtain a Chinese tourist visa will retreat to the next best thing and choose to play around China.

The third reason is that China is more developed, and all you see when you come to China are high-rise buildings, and you have lost the taste of traveling. Compared with China, Vietnam is relatively backward, more able to experience the original national characteristics, we all know that after decades of reform and opening up, many scenic spots have been renovated, lost the completely antique taste, and China's economy and technology in recent decades, relatively leading, tourists go out to play, of course, they hope to experience a different exotic style.

The fourth reason is that Vietnam is a coastal country, and as we all know, some European countries are landlocked countries and do not often see mountain and sea styles. Vietnam is a country bordering the sea, the fishing industry is also developed, rich in seafood, many foreigners are attracted by Vietnam's unique conditions by the sea. I hope to have a great time when I play, and the coastal conditions of Vietnam make many attractions in this country have seaside characteristics, and foreigners who have never seen the ocean seaside scenery will be more easily attracted.

The fifth reason is that there are many kinds of scenic spots in Vietnam, while Chinese attractions are relatively single, in fact, this is also the most important feature, most of the famous scenic spots in China are historical monuments. Foreigners think that these attractions are more similar, while Vietnam has its own characteristics, so they prefer to go to Vietnam.

Hello, dear, I'll answer this question for you. China has never denied entry to foreigners. As long as it complies with the domestic epidemic prevention policy.

and epidemic prevention standards. You will be able to come to China. You must have the following documents:

Passport or other identity or nationality documents; Foreigner's Residence Permit issued by the public security organ, or identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or entry or residence permit for temporary arrival in China; The certificate of marital status issued by the notary public of the country certified by the *** (or *** authorized authority) and the Chinese embassy or consulate in the country, or the certificate of marital status issued by the embassy or consulate of the country in China, I hope that my can help you to scatter the tomato to you, and I wish you a happy Spring Festival.

Summary. Hello, it is possible to enter the country, the quarantine policy regulations for entering our country are implemented according to the prevention and control policy requirements of the city of entry, and the quarantine policy requirements for entering China from Vietnam are subject to the quarantine policy of the city where the entry is located. For example, if the city of entry is Kunming when returning to China, then the current epidemic prevention and isolation policy requirements of Kunming shall prevail.

Now our country's quarantine policy for returning to China stipulates that the 14+7-day quarantine regulation is the most basic, that is, 14 days of centralized isolation + 7 days of home isolation; Some cities implement a 14+7+7 policy, that is, 14 days of centralized isolation plus 7 days of home isolation plus 7 days of health monitoring. The quarantine policy requirements of each city may also change due to the recurrence of the epidemic, so it should be subject to the local real-time prevention and control isolation policy.

Can Vietnamese enter China now?

Hello, it is possible to enter the country, the quarantine policy regulations for entering our country are implemented according to the prevention and control policy requirements of the city of entry, and the quarantine policy requirements for entering China from Vietnam are subject to the quarantine policy of the city where the entry is located. For example, if the city of entry is Kunming when returning to China, then the current epidemic prevention and isolation policy requirements of Kunming shall prevail. Now our country's quarantine policy for returning to China stipulates that the 14+7-day quarantine regulation is the most basic, that is, 14 days of centralized isolation + 7 days of home isolation; Some cities implement a 14+7+7 policy, that is, 14 days of centralized isolation plus 7 days of home isolation plus 7 days of health monitoring.

The requirements of the historical quarantine policy of each city may also change due to the recurrence of the epidemic, so it is subject to the real-time prevention and control isolation policy of the current limb and smile.

For the expiration of the visa, you can go directly to the country's diplomacy. Customs is there to process the visa. Generally, it is possible to extend the visa. But you have to find a job in or in China, or buy a house in China or something.

Hello, you can also consult the address of the Chinese Embassy in Hoang Dieu Street, Ba DiNH, Ha Noi. Switchboard**:

0084-24-38453736 Consular Protection Wuchang** (24 hours on duty): 0084-24-39331000 Consular Consultation**: 0084-24-38235569 Embassy Office Hours:

Monday to Friday 8:30-11:30 a.m.;14:14 p.m

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