– a country of picturesque beaches, ancient temples, and amazing culture! Azure seas, exquisite cuisine, and unforgettable experiences await you.

Sunday Airlines operates charter flights from Kazakhstan to Vietnam. The main flights are from Astana and Almaty to Nha Trang. Flights from Astana to Da Nang are scheduled to start on April 11, 2025. In addition, charter flights to Da Nang from Almaty and Astana will start on April 2, 2025, in cooperation with Viet Jet Air. Also, from December 27 and 30, 2024, additional flights from Astana to Phu Quoc will be added.

Seafood, pork, beef, and chicken are widely used in Vietnam and are served with rice or noodles, generously seasoned with herbs and spices. An integral part of the cuisine is the fish sauces “nuoc mam” and “nuoc cham,” which give dishes a rich flavor.

Vietnam offers a wide selection of beverages, from local draft beer to premium liqueurs and whiskey. Wine from Dalat, which has a mild flavor, is very popular. Among non-alcoholic beverages, it is worth trying freshly squeezed juices, fruit shakes, green tea, and the famous Vietnamese coffee, which is often served with condensed milk or ice.

- Water Puppet Theater – a traditional performance.

- Ho Tay Water Park – a water park with slides and pools.

- Thu Le Zoo – meet exotic animals.

- Vietnam Museum of Ethnology – an open-air ethnographic complex.

- Vinpearl Land – a water park.

- Chi Nguyen Aquarium – the underwater world of Vietnam.

- Hon Lao Monkey Island – a unique natural area. 

- Dai Nam Theme Park – with an artificial sea and attractions.

- Dam Sen Water Park – a wide range of water activities.

- Safari Park – an opportunity to see wild animals in their natural habitat.

- VinWonders – a large amusement park for the whole family.

- Be careful with your luggage when traveling at night – thefts on public transport are quite common.

- It is forbidden to photograph military objects and people in uniform – this can lead to trouble with the local authorities.

- In Vietnam, restraint in behavior is valued – it is not customary to swear loudly, gesticulate actively, laugh loudly, or demonstrate romantic feelings in public.

- Rats are not considered unpleasant here – they are treated as warmly as cats are in other countries. Therefore, do not be upset if a rodent accidentally finds its way into a café or restaurant.

- The export of antiques, art objects, folk crafts, and jewelry is restricted – special permits are required for this.

The official currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese dong (VND).

Currency exchange:

- Money can be exchanged at banks, exchange offices, airports, and hotels. 

- US dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas, so it is not necessary to exchange all your money into dongs.

- In some cases, when paying in dollars, change may be given in dongs.

Currency import restrictions:

You are allowed to import up to US$5,000 without declaring it.

LANGUAGE

The official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese.

TIME DIFFERENCE

The time difference with Astana is +1 hour.

From May 25, 2024, citizens of Kazakhstan can stay in Vietnam without a visa for up to 30 days. To enter the country, you need a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of return to Kazakhstan.

- Visa-free period – 30 calendar days from the date of entry.

- You can stay in Vietnam for a total of no more than 90 days within a 180-day period.

- If you plan to stay for more than 30 days, you must apply for a visa.

- You can obtain an electronic visa (E-visa) in advance.

- Application submission – 6–10 business days before departure.

- Cost – $40 per passport.

-  Passport photo.

- Two 4×6 cm photos.