EU nationals and Asian nationals can travel to Vietnam visa-free. Nationals from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Austria and others require a visa – please check if you are unsure. Your passport must be valid for at least six months. For visa-free entry, a printed return ticket should be carried and presented upon entry. Travelers should check at the time of entry whether they have received an entry stamp with the validity date. Otherwise, a fine may apply upon departure.

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Q: How challenging is the Road to Mustang for motorcyclists?

The tour is challenging, but not extreme. Most of the route: asphalt Off-road content: approx. 20 %, easily passable Altitude: up to 4,660 m Required: safe road driving experience The challenge comes mainly from altitude, dust, wind, and long days of riding – not from technically extreme trails.

Q: What should I bring to the tour?

Take at least US$ 100 in small denominations (US$ 5 or 10 bills). Additional money in € to exchange locally. For expenses after arrival. EUR and US$ can be exchanged in Hanoi. Proof of international health insurance including the emergency contact number Proof of evacuation/repatriation insurance. Travel cancellation insurance This covers the cost of the trip if it cannot be taken, for example, due to a Covid infection. Highly recommended to book. Debit card based on the Maestro system. In addition, at least one credit card, preferably MasterCard/Visa. International driver’s license. Motorcycle deposit: €500 (in cash). Power adapters for sockets Type C sockets are commonly used in Vietnam. However, there are also Type A and G sockets (with two and three flat pins) that are not compatible with many European electrical plugs. Therefore, a power adapter is recommended for travelers as a precaution.