Huu Nghi

The bus will drop you off near Huu Nghi Plaza. Enter the building. To reach the border checkpoint, you need to buy a ticket for the green electric shuttle (12,000 VND), follow the directional arrows to it, get on, and ride to the border.

1. Exit Vietnam by presenting your passport with a valid visa/stamp and receive an exit stamp.

2. Walk approximately 500 meters through the neutral zone.

3. Enter China (fill out the form).

4. After passing Chinese border control, immediately return to Vietnam; pass Chinese border control again, then the neutral zone, present your passport, and re-enter Vietnam.

5. Make sure to check the entry stamp in your passport and verify the expiration date (it is handwritten below the stamp); if the border officer makes a mistake, point it out immediately on the spot.

6. Take the same green electric shuttle back for 12,000 VND.

7. Return straightaway to the bus/car; the scheduled departure is at 1:50 p.m. The bus leaves only when all passengers have arrived. Try not to linger and help those who are lagging behind to save everyone time. To ensure the fastest possible route, no lunch stop is scheduled; you may bring a light snack with you.

The bus will drop you off near Huu Nghi Plaza. Enter the building. To reach the border checkpoint, you need to buy a ticket for the green electric shuttle (12,000 VND), follow the directional arrows to it, get on, and ride to the border.

1. Exit Vietnam by presenting your passport with a valid visa and receive an exit stamp.

2. Immediately send us a photo of the exit stamp from the same account you used to sign up.

3. Walk approximately 500 meters through the neutral zone.

4. Enter China (fill out the form).

5. While waiting for your visa in China, there are several food outlets available (Vietnamese dong is not accepted; you can pay with any cards except Russian ones, or exchange currency at an exchange office — it is easier to do this on the Vietnamese side).

6. As soon as your visa is ready, return to Vietnam immediately; pass Chinese border control, go through the neutral zone, present your e-visa on your phone and your passport, and re-enter Vietnam.

7. Make sure to check the entry stamp in your passport and verify the expiration date (it is handwritten below the stamp); if the border officer makes a mistake, point it out immediately on the spot — the date must match the one shown in your e-visa.

8. Take the same green electric shuttle back for 12,000 VND.

9. Return straightaway to the bus/car; the scheduled departure is at 5:00 p.m. The bus leaves only when all passengers have arrived. Try not to linger and help those who are lagging behind to save everyone time. To ensure the fastest possible route, no lunch stop is scheduled. Your visa will be sent to your email — please watch your inbox (we no longer send visas to the chat).