Program
January 25th-Registration
Register early–save time and money! At the meeting, you can
go directly to advance registration to pick up your materials.
January 26th-Conference Day
Keynote Speeches, invited speeches, oral/poster presentations.
January 27th-Conference Day
Invited speeches, oral/poster presentations.
January 28th-Optional One Day Visit
You can join the conference visit group, or discovery this city by yourself. Final program can be download around
Late December , it will be sent to your contact email box.
Visa to Vietnam
A valid passport and a visa are required for all foreigners visiting Vietnam. Vietnam Visas are issued by Vietnamese embassies and consulates or Vietnam Department of Immigration. Some overseas offices of Vietnam Tourism and Vietnam Airlines are able to issue tourist visas.
http://www.vietnamonline.com/visa.html.
Check on this websites, find out do you need a visa to
Vietnam.In general, you will have to submit your
application, passport along with two standard passport
photos, and the required fee to apply for a visa. Different
embassies and consulates will have different procedures -
you can check what you need by visiting local Embassy
website.
Another option for those who are rushed for time or do not
want to send the passport away is to pre-arrange a visa on
arrival. This can be done online via a number of private
companies who have agreements with the Vietnamese government
to collect passport details and arrange for an "approval
letter". This letter allows you to board a flight into
Vietnam and you will receive the visa stamp upon entry to
Vietnam Airport.
These agencies charge a small fee for their service and in
most case, the total works out to be equal or less than the
amount charged by Vietnamese embassies and consulates. It
must also be noted that visa-on-arrival works only for
visitors arriving in Vietnam by air.
Another option for those who are rushed for time or do not want to send the passport away is to pre-arrange a visa on arrival. This can be done online via a number of private companies who have agreements with the Vietnamese government to collect passport details and arrange for an "approval letter". This letter allows you to board a flight into Vietnam and you will receive the visa stamp upon entry to Vietnam Airport.
These agencies charge a small fee for their service and in most case, the total works out to be equal or less than the amount charged by Vietnamese embassies and consulates. It must also be noted that visa-on-arrival works only for visitors arriving in Vietnam by air.