No changes to quarantine rules as Vietnam mulls reopening int'l flights
The government’s main priority is to protect the well-being of Vietnamese people and foreigners living in the country, said a spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

There are no changes to current 14-day mandatory quarantine rules for those entering Vietnam at the moment, Le Thi Thu Hang, spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has stated.
There are no changes to current quarantine rules for those entering Vietnam at the moment. |
“The government’s main priority is to protect the well-being of Vietnamese people and foreigners living in the country,” Hang said at a regular press conference on June 11.
Hang also briefed the press on the situation of 22 Vietnamese currently stranded in Nepal due to the Covid-19 crisis.
According to the Spokesperson, the Vietnamese Consulate General in Kathmandu is in frequent contact with these citizens to provide timely support if needed.
“Vietnam’s diplomatic missions are cooperating with local authorities to repatriate Vietnamese in Nepal, India, and Bangladesh in a near future,” Hang added.
On June 10, the Government Office released a directive of Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc regarding the possibility of resuming international flights to certain countries and territories, including China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Laos, among others.
The directive requests these flights to fully comply with Covid-19 prevention and control protocol, avoiding risks of public transmission.
Meanwhile, the National Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control is tasked with announcing regions and countries that are deemed safe, which are based on the condition of having no new Covid-19 cases in the last 30 days.
Other News
- Investigations under way in Vietnamese-related sexual assault case in Spain
- Vietnam welcomes international cooperation in IUU fishing
- Vietnam elected to UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee
- Vietnam launches logo design contest on national digital transformation
- Vietnam listed among Russia’s most trustworthy partners in Asia-Pacific: Sergey Lavrov
- Vietnam intensifies partnership with Mekong nations
- Vietnam urges sustainable development for Mekong-Lancang Cooperation
- More remains of American soldiers in Vietnam repatriated
- Poisonous gas leak in Jordan: Five Vietnamese die
- Some 155 Vietnamese athletes to partake in ASEAN Para Games 2022
Trending
-
Nearly one million Vietnamese students sit national graduation exam
-
Vietnam welcomes international cooperation in IUU fishing
-
Vietnam elected to UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee
-
Vietnam Gov’t allocates US$685 million in interest subsidy scheme for 2022
-
Vietnam intensifies partnership with Mekong nations
-
Hanoi approves 33 projects worth US$250 million in 2021-2025
-
Vietnam's National Assembly to legalize commitments at COP26
-
Vietnam looks for UK support in finalizing financial regulations: NA Chairman
-
UK multinationals pledge long-term presence in Vietnam