A slew of new Vietnam policies to take effect in June


A citizen holds her chip-based ID card. The fees on ID cards will be doubled from July 1, 2022. — VNA/VNS Photo

HANOI (Vietnam News Network): A series of new government policies on e-portal passport applications, full automatic non-stop toll collections on the Hanoi-Hai Phong Expressway, reducing fees for chip-mounted ID, and abolishing foreign language and informatics certificates for medical officials, will come into effect this month.

A policy of the Ministry of Public Security that will come into effect on Wednesday (June 1) stipulates that the ministry will issue ordinary passports without electronic chips online for Vietnamese citizens.

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