Tết Holiday Notice & Visa Service Update (February 2026)
Tết Nguyên Đán (Vietnamese Lunar New Year) is the most important and busiest holiday in Vietnam. During this time, many government offices, immigration departments, and visa-related services will be closed or operating with very limited capacity. If your visa expires around this period, planning ahead is essential.
📅 When Is Tết in 2026?
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Official Tết holiday period: February 14 – February 22, 2026
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Tết New Year’s Day: February 17, 2026
Even if borders remain open, visa processing itself may not be available, which can delay visa renewals or visa runs.
⚠️ How Tết Affects Visa Services
During the Tết holiday:
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Immigration offices and visa processing services are closed
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Visa approvals and extensions may be delayed
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Border checkpoints become extremely crowded
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Transportation is limited and more expensive
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Visa exemption entry is still possible, but travel during Tết can be stressful and unreliable
Waiting until the last days before Tết puts you at risk of delays, overstay issues, and higher costs.
🚍 Lynn Visa Service Before Tết
To help clients avoid holiday crowds and last-minute problems, Lynn Visa will still operate its visa run by bus on February 12, 2026.
This allows you to:
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Complete your visa run before offices close
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Avoid peak Tết travel congestion
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Secure transportation before prices surge
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Enter the holiday period with peace of mind
⚠️ Please note: From February 14 onward, visa-related services will be limited or unavailable due to the national holiday.
✅ What You Should Do Now
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Check your visa expiry date carefully
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Do not wait until the final days before Tết
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Book your visa run or renewal as early as possible
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Contact Lynn Visa if you are unsure which option is best for you
📌 Final Reminder
Tết is a wonderful time in Vietnam—but it is not the time to deal with visa problems. Planning ahead is the safest way to stay legal and stress-free.
📩 Contact Lynn Visa early to secure your spot before Tết.
