How to apply for a Vietnam visa in San Luis Obispo

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Embassy of Vietnam in San Luis Obispo

There is NO embassy/consulate of Vietnam in San Luis Obispo, United States. Travellers from San Luis Obispo can contact the nearest embassy of Vietnam in San Francisco for visa information.

Nearest Embassy Embassy of Vietnam in San Francisco (325.6 km)
Address 1700 California St, Suite 580 San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone +1 415 9221 707 or +1 415 9221 577
Distance 325.6km (202.3mi)
Travel Time
  • Train, Caltrain total time 6h 32m
  • Drive total time 3h 59m
  • Fly from San Luis Obispo County Apt total time 3h 10m
  • Bus to Santa Barbara, fly total time 5h 18m
Current time in San Luis Obispo Friday Mar 31, 2023 17:29 PM

How to get from San Luis Obispo to the embassy in San Francisco

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How to apply

American nationals and foreign visitors living in San Luis Obispo, United States can choose between applying for a visa through the embassy of Vietnam in San Francisco or applying online for an approval letter to pick up the visa on arrival.

Apply at the embassy

To apply for a visa at the embassy/consulate of Vietnam in San Luis Obispo, the following documents are REQUIRED:

  • Valid passport for at least 06 months prior to your planned entry date (Travel documents or temporary passports may not be accepted)
  • Application form (Click here to download)
  • 02 recently taken passport sized photos (4*6cm)
  • Visa application fees

Apply for visa on arrival

Visa on arrival is an alternative way to obtain a visa for Vietnam for those who fly from San Luis Obispo to Vietnam (Average flight time between San Luis Obispo and Vietnam is about 20 hours, 8 minutes). The process involves 4 simple steps:

  1. Submit an online form for the approval letter.
  2. Receive the approval letter by Email in 2 working days.
  3. Prepare photos, entry/exit form, stamping fee and the approval letter
  4. Arrive at Vietnam airport, present all documents above to get the visa stamped on passport.

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