Visa, Residence Card and Work Permit Services in Can Tho

Info Travel handles visa approval letters, visa extensions, temporary residence cards and work permits for foreigners in Can Tho. Companies do not need to send staff to the immigration office: documents are couriered for signature, we file and follow up.

Where files are submitted in Can Tho

Since 1 July 2025 Soc Trang and Hau Giang have been merged into Can Tho, the administrative and economic centre of the Mekong Delta.

A sponsoring company can file either with the Immigration Office of Can Tho Police where it is registered, or centrally with the Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security. See how authority changed after the merger in this guide.

Services and indicative fees

Service	Processing	From
Visa approval letter	5 working days	1,850,000 VND
Visa extension	5–7 working days	2,500,000 VND
Temporary residence card, 2 years	6–15 working days	6,200,000 VND
Work permit	10–15 working days	4,200,000 VND
E-visa, 90 days	3–5 working days	1,100,000 VND

Full list: Vietnam visa and residence card fees 2026.

Who we work with in Can Tho

Can Tho hosts a large FDI base around Tra Noc, VSIP Can Tho, An Nghiep and Song Hau industrial parks and coastal wind power projects. Most files involve seafood and energy specialists plus foreign lecturers and doctors at the regional centre. For this group the standard route is work permit first, then an LD visa, then a two-year residence card — cheaper and steadier than repeated visa extensions.

Working with us remotely

Send the passport bio page and the business registration certificate by email or Zalo; we quote the same working day.
We prepare the forms under the new templates of Circular 70/2026/TT-BCA and send them for signature and company seal.
Original documents are couriered to our office; we file and report progress.
Passports and cards are couriered back to your office in Can Tho.

Frequently asked

Must a company in Can Tho file locally?

No. Filing centrally with the Immigration Department is also possible, and is sometimes faster. We advise which route suits your file.

Are documents showing the former province name still valid?

Documents issued lawfully before the reorganisation remain valid. New applications should use the current administrative name and include the latest corporate documents.